A Faith for All Seasons - Are you growing and maturing in your faith? Does your faith have the strength to weather the different challenges unique to the different seasons of life we all go through? This Sunday, we turn to an almost lyrical portion of John’s letter/sermon to learn not just about the different seasons of life each of us will experience, but also the way the world changes and adapts, enticing us with different temptations in different seasons of life. Join us this Sunday as we explore 1 John 2:12-17.
From Series: "The Epistles of John: Life in the Light of Christ"
This Sunday, we will begin a new summer sermon series through the three epistles of John. Over the course of this series, I hope to show you how the early church was not much different than our own church. They had to deal with internal conflicts and external persecution. They had to struggle against heresy and complacency. Their temptations to sin are much like our own. Their hope, their message, their role in society is also much like our own. This week, we’re looking at the first four verses of 1 John 1. In those verses we read John’s purpose statement: what’s the point of this letter? Surprisingly, and refreshingly, it’s about joy. After a week of tremendous sadness and grief, can we really find joy—especially in an ancient epistle like this one? I invite you to join us on Sunday as we rediscover the joy of the gospel in the initial verses of 1 John.
