April 29 – On Holy Ground … the Gospel of John – Part 9
Wednesday, April 25th, 2012
Join us for Morning Worship and the next message in Pastor Reigle’s series of studies on the Gospel of John. His message is titled “A Lamb or a Lion” and will guide us in answering these questions: — Where does God dwell today? — What did the Passover commemorate? — What kindled Jesus’ anger in […]
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Join us for Morning Worship and the next message in Pastor Reigle’s series of studies on the Gospel of John. His message is titled “A Lamb or a Lion” and will guide us in answering these questions: — Where does God dwell today? — What did the Passover commemorate? — What kindled Jesus’ anger in […]
Read full post...April 22 – On Holy Ground … the Gospel of John – Part 8
Thursday, April 19th, 2012
In Morning Worship Pastor Reigle will move forward in our study of the Gospel of John with a message titled “A Wedding to Remember,” based on John 2:1-11. He will guide us in answering these questions: — Why was the running out of wine a “disaster” in the wedding at Cana? — What is a […]
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In Morning Worship Pastor Reigle will move forward in our study of the Gospel of John with a message titled “A Wedding to Remember,” based on John 2:1-11. He will guide us in answering these questions: — Why was the running out of wine a “disaster” in the wedding at Cana? — What is a […]
Read full post...April 15 – On Holy Ground … the Gospel of John – Part 7
Thursday, April 12th, 2012
Join us for morning worship and the next in Pastor Reigle’s series of sermons about the Gospel of John. The message is titled “Five Who Followed” and is based on John 1:35-51. This passage relates the spiritual starting points of five men — four named and one unnamed. Each portrays a differing method, means, motion, […]
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Join us for morning worship and the next in Pastor Reigle’s series of sermons about the Gospel of John. The message is titled “Five Who Followed” and is based on John 1:35-51. This passage relates the spiritual starting points of five men — four named and one unnamed. Each portrays a differing method, means, motion, […]
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