by Greg Dietrich | Jan 18, 2021 | Sweet Mercies, Uncategorized
The life Jesus invites us into when we follow him is one of sacrifice. But does sacrificial living mean the Christian life should be riddled with sorrow? Paul answers that question in his letter to the Philippians with a resounding no. Paul, and the Philippians with...
by Greg Dietrich | Jan 12, 2021 | Apply
On Sunday we began our new sermon series through the book of Daniel. This Old Testament narrative gives us a glimpse of life in Babylon during its glory days, around 605 B.C. The story picks up following centuries of disobedience in Israel. King Nebuchadnezzar...
by Greg Dietrich | Jan 5, 2021 | Apply
On Sunday, Eric offered four words for us to consider from Philippians 1:1-10. As we consider the year we’ve come from and the year we are beginning, these words serve as a good exhortation for our church. However, these four words only make sense when we see each...
by Greg Dietrich | Dec 8, 2020 | Apply
As Eric noted on Sunday, “one does not simply come to the end of the book of Romans.” However, Sunday’s message represents the end of our fifteen-month sermon series through the book of Romans. We reflected on three themes that will give us...
by Greg Dietrich | Dec 1, 2020 | Apply
We are thankful for the Holy Spirit. As a church, we have a deep desire to welcome the power and presence of the Holy Spirit. The book of Romans should stir a desire in every believer to experience the full work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. On Sunday we reflected...
