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UPCOMING SERMONS
Sunday, May 22 | God’s Roadmap for a Healthy Church: Week #1 “That They May Be One…"
Sunday, May 29 | God’s Roadmap for a Healthy Church: Week #2 “When God’s People Disagree"
Sunday, June 5 | God’s Roadmap for a Healthy Church: Week #3 “Now You Are Speaking Clearly"
Sunday, June 12 | God’s Roadmap for a Healthy Church: Week #4 “Do Not Let…"
Sunday, June 19 | "It Starts With One"
Guest Speaker Ann Marie Carley, Director of Camps, Retreats, and Next Generation Engagement, West Ohio Conference UMC
Sunday, June 26 | God’s Roadmap for a Healthy Church: Week #5 “Different Sides of the Same Coin"
HEALTHY CHURCH PRINCIPLE #5 Offer Forgiveness and Encourage Reconciliation
One of the hardest parts of the Christian life is to forgive someone who has hurt us. But with God’s help, forgiveness is possible and will set us free. Healthy churches are forgiving churches. But to forgive fully, it is important to understand that forgiveness and reconciliation are not the same thing. What is the difference? That is what we are learning today.
Scripture: Ephesians 4:32, Matthew 5:23-24
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Past Sermon Series
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God's Roadmap for a Healthy Church
May-June 2022
Just before going to the cross, Jesus prays to the Father for his disciples. “That they may be one as we are One.” And yet, today, churches, denominations, and Christians are more divided than ever. How do we find the unity that Christ prayed for? What is the road map? Over the next 6 weeks, we will plot the course to Unity. Our first stop on the trip is to learn the Source of our Unity: Christ.

Be With Jesus, Become Like Jesus, Serve Like Jesus
March 2022 - May 2022
The problems of the world are all around us: political and social division, lack of meaning and purpose in life, growing violence, decline in our churches, racial injustice, and many more. While it seems that these issues are new to our world, they are not. These are the age-old problems of the human race; Problems that Jesus came to overcome. How did he do it? This season of Lent, we learn how it all happened and the hope that Jesus offers our world today.