Pastor Alain directs us through the passage today asking us the same question that Jesus asked His disciples...

"When he had washed their feet and put on his outer garments and resumed his place, he said to them, “Do you understand what I have done to you?" John 13:12

Do you understand?

Do you understand that he came down to Earth, with a purpose? Do you understand that he resurrected and then ascend back to heaven? Do you understand that all this was done to save us from the condemnation of our sins? Do you understand that he is the truth, the life and the way to heaven?

Maybe you do, but others need to understand that his example of servanthood, is what needs to be done to share love to your neighbor? Do you understand that without that there’s no an actual expression of humbleness? Do you understand that if you don’t do this, there is no evidence that you are an actual disciple? Do you understand that?

How can your life change if you turn this sermon into actions? If you start showing this kind of servant leadership in your work or at home with you family? What happens if you don’t change your conduct? Do you understand what’s in stake?

Lots of questions. Lets just jump in!

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In this week of Ups & Downs we see Peter being encouraged and renamed when he answers Jesus' question on "who Jesus is" correctly, to then a colossal correction by Jesus in which he is called Jesus' enemy.

But that is how our lives seem to go as well isn't it? Big ups and then big downs.

This passage answers two crucial questions:

-Who is Jesus?

-What is at stake?

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In our second week in the series "Ups & Downs" , we see the story of Peter & Jesus walking on water in Matthew 14:22-33.

Don't skip it just because it is a story you have heard 100 times... God's word is living and active and we are sure you will be encouraged and see something new in His word today.

We are encouraged throughout the passage to:

-Take Courage. Don't be afraid.

-Come follow.

-Come Worship

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We are starting a new sermon series on the life of Peter. From his humble beginnings as a fisherman to his pivotal role in the early church, we’ll examine the highs and lows of Peter's journey, discovering valuable lessons for our own faith.

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The last sermon of our > series.

Our long journey through the book of Hebrews is coming to an end. But before we end, we have the last 5 verses and in these verses the author has an important piece of encouragement & wisdom we don't want to skip out on.

Lets just jump in and see what God has for us.

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We are in our second to last sermon in the book of Hebrews and this one starts and ends with leadership and in the middle it is about Jesus. We are going to find out how this all weaves together.

We may have a negative mental image of a leader or a good one. But today Pastor Caleb tells us what God's word tells us about leaders and how we need to respond and even be leaders to others in our every day lives.

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This week, Pastor Caleb focused on Hebrews 13:4-6, addressing two powerful idols in our culture: sex and money. Both areas are easily twisted into sources of temptation and idolatry, leading to deep pain for not just us but those we love around us and our church family when misused.

Pastor Caleb shows us in the word that God’s design for sex and money leads to peace, contentment, and faithfulness when we submit to His plan.

Jesus is always present to help us live in a way that honors Him.

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We are in the final chapter of Hebrews and Pastor Alain teaches us what God's word has to say about being in the family of God and the actions that reflect that.

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