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The good news that Jesus lived the life we were supposed to live and died the death we were supposed to die could be summed up in these four words: Jesus in my place.
It’s a simple message to communicate, it is for the entire world no matter what your background is, or your ethnicity, or your gender, it is for the rich and it’s for the poor. Jesus’s work on the cross can cover any sin, it can heal any affliction, it is the message that Satan and demons fear, it is simple enough for a 6-year-old to understand and accept, but it is also deeper and more profound than all the mysteries of the universe combined.
Unfortunately, even dedicated Christians have a tendency to forget the gospel in their daily lives. We are often too busy with “life” to even think about what the gospel is in our daily walks. We have too many ball games, too many practices, too many activities, too many commitments, and far too many distractions that Christians often don’t even think about the gospel. The gospel is a great thing, and we were saved by that message, but that’s about as far as it goes.
Your resume (the things you do on this earth), whether it’s based on religion and spirituality or it is more secularly based – either way – your resume is not taking you to God or leading you to an abundant life, it is actually leading you away from it. However, the good news is that Jesus Christ has already put a credit in your account that will cover you so you don’t need a resume, but if you are truly moved and transformed by what Jesus did for you – shouldn’t you live your life like he modeled for you? Yes!
We meet together regularly on Sunday mornings. We would love to have you join us!
We have bible classes for all ages at 10:00 a.m. Following classes, we meet together as a church family at 11:00 a.m. for worship services.
On the first Sunday of the month we enjoy a potluck meal together following worship service.
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