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A Commitment to Hope // Belmont
10/06/2023 - 11:45am | Campus: Belmont Campus

As we have walked through our recent sermon series on the gift of rest, we have looked at what rest actually is and what it can look like in our lives. By looking at these two aspects, we can also realize that there can certainly be a tension between resting and doing. So how do we deal with this tension? How do we strive to rest as the Bible tells us to do?

On this last week of our sermon series, Finding Joy in the Midst of Rest, we can see how the Word guides us into three kinds of rest and how God teaches us the way to walk out each one in our own lives.

A Commitment to Hope // Burlington
10/01/2023 - 11:00am | Campus: Burlington - Campus

As we have walked through our recent sermon series on the gift of rest, we have looked at what rest actually is and what it can look like in our lives. By looking at these two aspects, we can also realize that there can certainly be a tension between resting and doing. So how do we deal with this tension? How do we strive to rest as the Bible tells us to do?

On this last week of our sermon series, Finding Joy in the Midst of Rest, we can see how the Word guides us into three kinds of rest and how God teaches us the way to walk out each one in our own lives.

Commitment to Jesus as Lord // Burlington
09/24/2023 - 11:00am | Campus: Burlington - Campus

Through our current sermon series, we have been learning to define Sabbath and why it is important to the Lord for us to observe it in our lives. He has shown us through His Word theimportance of Sabbath being a time to rest and remember. But how do we further define Sabbath to know what it should actually look like in our lives? What are we supposed to do and not do when it comes to Sabbath?

When it comes to logistics, we tend to want clear boundaries. As we continue on, we take a look at the book of Mark to gain more clarity as to what the Sabbath should look like for each us as followers of Christ. 

After you listen to the sermon, take some time to answer the following questions:

  1. What do you need to say no to on the Sabbath? What are some things you can say yes to on the Sabbath?
  2. Where are you ignoring or neglecting the blessings of God or goodness of God on the Sabbath?
Commitment to Jesus as Lord // Belmont
09/24/2023 - 10:00am | Campus: Belmont Campus

Through our current sermon series, we have been learning to define Sabbath and why it is important to the Lord for us to observe it in our lives. He has shown us through His Word theimportance of Sabbath being a time to rest and remember. But how do we further define Sabbath to know what it should actually look like in our lives? What are we supposed to do and not do when it comes to Sabbath?

When it comes to logistics, we tend to want clear boundaries. As we continue on, we take a look at the book of Mark to gain more clarity as to what the Sabbath should look like for each us as followers of Christ. 

After you listen to the sermon, take some time to answer the following questions:

  1. What do you need to say no to on the Sabbath? What are some things you can say yes to on the Sabbath?
  2. Where are you ignoring or neglecting the blessings of God or goodness of God on the Sabbath?
A Commitment to God as Deliverer // Burlington
09/17/2023 - 11:00am | Campus: Burlington - Campus

In life, our memory is vital to us as we walk through our days. Not remembering or remembering incorrectly can lead us into the wrong places or situations. We learn from God's Word that theIsraelites certainly had a hard time remembering. They too often forgot who God was or what He had done for them. So how can we remember who God is in the midst of the busyness of our lives?

In our current sermon series, Finding Joy in God's Gift of Rest, we have learned that God requires us to observe the Sabbath following His example to us. This week we dig a little deeper to understand the importance of remembering theSabbath in order to remind us of who God is even when life is full. Listen in to learn how the Sabbath can combat the busyness of our days.

A Commitment to God as Deliverer // Belmont
09/17/2023 - 10:00am | Campus: Belmont Campus

In life, our memory is vital to us as we walk through our days. Not remembering or remembering incorrectly can lead us into the wrong places or situations. We learn from God's Word that theIsraelites certainly had a hard time remembering. They too often forgot who God was or what He had done for them. So how can we remember who God is in the midst of the busyness of our lives?

In our current sermon series, Finding Joy in God's Gift of Rest, we have learned that God requires us to observe the Sabbath following His example to us. This week we dig a little deeper to understand the importance of remembering theSabbath in order to remind us of who God is even when life is full. Listen in to learn how the Sabbath can combat the busyness of our days.

A Commitment to God as a Creator // Burlington
09/10/2023 - 11:00am | Campus: Burlington - Campus

September is not usually the time of year where the word "rest" comes to mind. As this season comes and the plethora of school activities and other commitments start to take up white space on our calendar, we may have other words or phrases that come to mind. "Ramping up", "go time", "kicking into high gear" or just simply the word BUSY may be what comes to mind first. So how can we possibly bring up rest at a time like this? Quite frankly, it seems maybe this would be just the right time to talk about such an important topic. God's Word speaks highly of taking time to rest. Therefore, it should be a vital topic to us in our walk with Christ no matter what time of the year it is. Join us as we start a new sermon series, Finding Joy in God's Gift of Rest, to learn what scripture teaches us about what rest truly is.

A Commitment to God as a Creator // Belmont
09/10/2023 - 10:00am | Campus: Belmont Campus

September is not usually the time of year where the word "rest" comes to mind. As this season comes and the plethora of school activities and other commitments start to take up white space on our calendar, we may have other words or phrases that come to mind. "Ramping up", "go time", "kicking into high gear" or just simply the word BUSY may be what comes to mind first. So how can we possibly bring up rest at a time like this? Quite frankly, it seems maybe this would be just the right time to talk about such an important topic. God's Word speaks highly of taking time to rest. Therefore, it should be a vital topic to us in our walk with Christ no matter what time of the year it is. Join us as we start a new sermon series, Finding Joy in God's Gift of Rest, to learn what scripture teaches us about what rest truly is.