March/April Sermon Series
Are you ever discouraged? Could you use a little more hope?
Most of us desire more hope. Hope impacts our health, work, education, and personal meaning. Modern science proves that it even affects our ability to heal. Hopeful patients often have higher levels of dopamine, endorphins and other neurochemicals which promote well-being and energy for living.
If you’re a car enthusiast, hope is your emotional engine. It’s the gasoline that fuels the rest of life. If you’re an Emily Dickinson follower, you remember, “Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul and sings the tune without the words and never stops at all.” Star Wars fans, you’ll never forget the first time you saw Luke Skywalker find “A New Hope” in Episode IV. The Apostle Paul connects faith, hope and love in his first letter to the young Corinthian church (13:13).
Hope is directly related to our sense of possibility. The greater our perception of possibility, the greater our hope. Hope answers the question, “Why bother?”
Join us for this 9-week series as we study key New Testament texts that inspire us with gospel hope.
Why can we boldly step into spring and summer with hope? Because…
God is The Good News (2 Corinthians 4:1-6) |
March 5 |
How Can We Show Hope To Our Neighbors? (Acts 14:1-23) – Baptism; Daylight Savings Time begins |
March 12 |
God Always Tells the Truth (1 Timothy 1:1-20) |
March 19 |
God is With Us (Romans 1:1-17) – Beans & Rice kick-off |
March 26 |
Endurance for the Future (Hebrews 4:14-16) – Beans & Rice offering |
April 2 |
The King Came for Me (Matthew 21:1-11) – Palm Sunday; Bible Center-in-10 |
April 9 |
God Didn’t Just Cross His Fingers (John 19:1-30) – Good Friday Service; Communion |
April 14 |
How Easter Gives Me Hope (2 Timothy 2:1-13) – Easter Sunday |
April 16 |
Jesus Hears My Prayers (Acts 1:1-14) |
April 23 |
Why The Gospel Can Change Charleston (Acts 26:1-32) |
April 30 |
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