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This month’s We Pray theme is “Love”. As believers, we know that God’s love is true, unconditional, and everlasting and is characterized by an abundance of grace and forgiveness. 
 
Today, we read from 1 John 4:20-21. "Whoever claims to love God yet hates a brother or sister is a liar. For whoever does not love their brother and sister, whom they have seen, cannot love God, whom they have not seen. 21 And he has given us this command: Anyone who loves God must also love their brother and sister." 
 
Join Joyce as she shares about the love of God. It is our hope that this series will help you understand God's love for you and how abiding in it can change and affect the lives of our families and communities both locally and globally. 
 
So, please join us on our YouTube channel every Wednesday. 
 
#WePray

This month’s We Pray theme is “Love”. As believers, we know that God’s love is true, unconditional, and everlasting and is characterized by an abundance of grace and forgiveness.

Today, we read from 1 John 4:20-21. "Whoever claims to love God yet hates a brother or sister is a liar. For whoever does not love their brother and sister, whom they have seen, cannot love God, whom they have not seen. 21 And he has given us this command: Anyone who loves God must also love their brother and sister." 

Join Joyce as she shares about the love of God. It is our hope that this series will help you understand God's love for you and how abiding in it can change and affect the lives of our families and communities both locally and globally. 

So, please join us on our YouTube channel every Wednesday.

#WePray

1 John 4:20-21 | We Pray: Love | 02.23.22

This month’s We Pray theme is “Love”. As believers, we know that God’s love is true, unconditional, and everlasting and is characterized by an abundance of grace and forgiveness. 
 
Today, we read from 1 John 4:20-21. Verse 19 says, "We love because he first loved us." Pastor Reg shares that God wants us to experience Him personally as we open our hearts to Him. 
 
It is our hope that this series will help you understand God's love for you and how abiding in it can change and affect the lives of our families and communities both locally and globally. 
 
So, please join us on our YouTube channel every Wednesday. 
 
#WePray

This month’s We Pray theme is “Love”. As believers, we know that God’s love is true, unconditional, and everlasting and is characterized by an abundance of grace and forgiveness.

Today, we read from 1 John 4:20-21. Verse 19 says, "We love because he first loved us." Pastor Reg shares that God wants us to experience Him personally as we open our hearts to Him. 

It is our hope that this series will help you understand God's love for you and how abiding in it can change and affect the lives of our families and communities both locally and globally. 

So, please join us on our YouTube channel every Wednesday.

#WePray

1 John 4: 7-8, 19 | We Pray: Love | 02.16.22

Today, Kirtsy leads us in our We Pray series, Psalms. Join her as we look, read and reflect on Psalms 37:1-7. As you read this scripture in your Bible or follow along with Kirsty, listen to how David encourages us to rest in the LORD. 
 
Do not fret because of those who are evil 
 or be envious of those who do wrong; 
for like the grass they will soon wither, 
 like green plants they will soon die away. 
 
Trust in the Lord and do good; 
 dwell in the land and enjoy safe pasture. 
Take delight in the Lord, 
 and he will give you the desires of your heart. 
 
Psalms 37:1-4 
 
#WePray #PsalmsSeries

Today, Kirtsy leads us in our We Pray series, Psalms. Join her as we look, read and reflect on Psalms 37:1-7. As you read this scripture in your Bible or follow along with Kirsty, listen to how David encourages us to rest in the LORD. 

Do not fret because of those who are evil
    or be envious of those who do wrong;
for like the grass they will soon wither,
    like green plants they will soon die away.

Trust in the Lord and do good;
    dwell in the land and enjoy safe pasture.
Take delight in the Lord,
    and he will give you the desires of your heart.

Psalms 37:1-4

#WePray #PsalmsSeries

Psalms 37:1-7 | WePray: Psalms | 05.13.21

Today's reflection from Mark is from Matthew 2:16-18. In this passage, we read about the horrific sin and evil in Herod's heart - to kill all the boys two years old and under. 
 
The truth is there have been many Herod's throughout history. Even in our world today there are Herod's exploiting the vulnerable and causing great pain. 
 
Jesus did not perish in Herod's wicked plan. Jesus' father was warned of Herod's intent, and they fled. But more than that, Jesus is God. Jesus is our great hope. Jesus would go on to teach us how to live and eventually to die on a cross for your sin and mine. He died so that one day all evil would have an ending, and all things would be made right before God. 
 
Jesus came into the world to welcome you. He welcomes everyone – every tribe, people, nation, and language. We see His love and warm embrace expressed throughout His life on earth, especially at the table. At His table the hungry are filled, the hurting are healed, and the hopeless find true hope. 
 
The good news of the Gospel is that there is a place for each of us at His table. Jesus welcomes us just as we are – and He invites us to extend this welcome to others too. 
 
#WelcomeMore #WelcomeJesus

Today's reflection from Mark is from Matthew 2:16-18. In this passage, we read about the horrific sin and evil in Herod's heart -  to kill all the boys two years old and under.  

The truth is there have been many Herod's throughout history.  Even in our world today there are Herod's exploiting the vulnerable and causing great pain. 

Jesus did not perish in Herod's wicked plan.  Jesus' father was warned of Herod's intent, and they fled.  But more than that, Jesus is God.  Jesus is our great hope.  Jesus would go on to teach us how to live and eventually to die on a cross for your sin and mine.  He died so that one day all evil would have an ending, and all things would be made right before God. 

Jesus came into the world to welcome you. He welcomes everyone – every tribe, people, nation, and language. We see His love and warm embrace expressed throughout His life on earth, especially at the table. At His table the hungry are filled, the hurting are healed, and the hopeless find true 

December 22, 2020 | We Pray: Welcome To The Table | Matthew 2:16-18

Today's reflection from Will is from Matthew 2:9-12. 
 
In this part of the Christmas story, as told only by Matthew we are introduced to the Magi, commonly known as wise men, coming from the East. What we know of them is that they were wealthy, they were scientific theologians and they were “kingmakers.” In short, they were learned, affluent, influencers. And God weaves their lives into the Christmas narrative. Jesus welcomes them to his table. 
 
At that table, He offers what money cannot buy, what education cannot inform and what influence cannot coerce. At His table, we can experience forgiveness from moral failures, deliverance from pride, and a new heart that allows us to love even those who are very different from us. 
 
#WelcomeJesus

Today's reflection from Will is from Matthew 2:9-12. 

In this part of the Christmas story, as told only by Matthew we are introduced to the Magi, commonly known as wise men, coming from the East. What we know of them is that they were wealthy, they were scientific theologians and they were “kingmakers.” In short, they were learned, affluent, influencers. And God weaves their lives into the Christmas narrative. Jesus welcomes them to his table.

At that table, He offers what money cannot buy, what education cannot inform and what influence cannot coerce. At His table, we can experience forgiveness from moral failures, deliverance from pride, and a new heart that allows us to love even those who are very different from us.

#WelcomeJesus

December 20, 2020 | We Pray: Welcome To The Table | Matthew 2:9-12

Zareh is here to share today's We Pray reflection from Luke 2:16-21. 
 
"A Savior has been born to you… this will be a sign to you…". They got noticed by the angels! So they hurried off and found the sign: Mary, Joseph and the baby. Though they were feeling despised and neglected, they were welcome to God's presence. Jesus was there. 
 
When God welcomes us to His table, we are found. And as God weaves our stories with others, weaving the shepherds' stories with Mary's, we need to treasure all these things and ponder them in our hearts. 
 
#WelcomeJesus #WelcomeMore

Zareh is here to share today's We Pray reflection from Luke 2:16-21.

"A Savior has been born to you… this will be a sign to you…". They got noticed by the angels! So they hurried off and found the sign: Mary, Joseph and the baby. Though they were feeling despised and neglected, they were welcome to God's presence. Jesus was there.

When God welcomes us to His table, we are found. And as God weaves our stories with others, weaving the shepherds' stories with Mary's, we need to treasure all these things and ponder them in our hearts.

#WelcomeJesus #WelcomeMore

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1 John 4:20-21 | We Pray: Love | 02.23.22

1 John 4: 7-8, 19 | We Pray: Love | 02.16.22

Psalms 37:1-7 | WePray: Psalms | 05.13.21

December 22, 2020 | We Pray: Welcome To The Table | Matthew 2:16-18

December 20, 2020 | We Pray: Welcome To The Table | Matthew 2:9-12

December 14, 2020 | We Pray: Welcome To The Table | Luke 2:16-21

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1 John 4:20-21 | We Pray: Love | 02.23.22

1 John 4: 7-8, 19 | We Pray: Love | 02.16.22

Psalms 37:1-7 | WePray: Psalms | 05.13.21

December 22, 2020 | We Pray: Welcome To The Table | Matthew 2:16-18

December 20, 2020 | We Pray: Welcome To The Table | Matthew 2:9-12

December 14, 2020 | We Pray: Welcome To The Table | Luke 2:16-21

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