Jun 28, 2020 – Elisha Freeman – The issue and topic of race has been placed at the front of the line of a long list of items to discuss for our culture and society. What can the Church bring to the conversation? Where does the Church start with a topic like this? We seek to answer these questions and more with this lesson this morning.
Jun 21, 2020 – Elisha Freeman – It is estimated that there are 800,000+ words in the English language. Out of that number, it is estimated that the average person speaks anywhere from 5000 to 7000 words each day. As Jesus continues His conversation with us, He reminds us of the power of our words and the eternal implications of our words.
Jun 14, 2020 — Elisha Freeman — What would you say is the prevailing emotion of our society? Some of us would answer with hatred, bitterness, or fear. All would be right, but Jesus pulls up his chair and reveals that anger has consumed the hearts of many and offers insights on how to deal with anger.
Jun 07, 2020 – Elisha Freeman — The buzz word of our day is ‘conversation’. We wonder what would Jesus say about the topics of race, authority, protest, and others. Jesus enters the room, sits down, and starts a conversation with us that begins with the human heart.
May 31, 2020 – Elisha Freeman — The events of the last week have led to many emotions and reactions but among them is the reality of a broken heart.
May 24, 2020 – Elisha Freeman –
As we get ready to re-gather together for an in person worship assemble we need to remember that as the church we have a certain language to speak to one another. The language of patience, love, grace, mercy, and other truths.
May 17, 2020 — Elisha Freeman –The past several months have been a fight with a giant that has brought uncertainty, fear, and doubt into our lives. Our lesson this morning comes from the well known event of David and Goliath and reminds us that God helps us defeat our giants.
May 03, 2020 – Elisha Freeman – Many questions, but one main answer – I will be with you.
Apr 26, 2020 – Elisha Freeman – Soon after the Civil War ended, Abraham Lincoln was once asked how he would treat the “rebellious” southerners. Lincoln responded, “I will treat them as if they never left.” Our lesson today focuses on the treatment of Jesus to sinners. How and why does He treat them the way He does? The story of Luke 15:11-32 is the answer to our question.
