Dan Stockum - September 20, 2020
The End of Hostility
The Christian community should not feel divided. While disagreements among Christians can (and will!) occur, and no Christian is immune to the need for correction, these ought to happen within the context of an unbreakable allegiance of spirit. In the first century, such unity developed between the most unlikely groups: Israelites and Gentiles. Neither of these had a natural affinity toward the other, and in some ways, each were taught to despise the other. Yet, they became family. This week, we’ll look at what brought them together, and how it can unite us as well.
From Series: "God's Family"
This Week's Sermon: "This is the Church"
What does the term "the church" mean to you? A place? A service on Sunday mornings? Your answer to that question can have a profound impact on your life, and also on your walk with God and with other believers. If you see the church as just another thing on your "to do" list, you are missing out on one of the most important things that can bring your life ultimate meaning and joy. This Sunday we'll be looking at some of the powerful things the Bible says the church really is.
