Maplewood Nazarene

Joy isn’t complete unless it is shared. We’re taking a hard look at that truth this week as we study 1 John 1:1-4. Take a listen…

This week at Maplewood, we are celebrating baptism of new believers. Yes, to be baptized is to be dunked, sprinkled with, or poured over with water. But what does it mean? We break it down as Pastor Joe speaks from Mark 1.

Life can sometimes derail our joy. This week, we are exploring how to relocate the joy of the Lord as our strength. Join us as we explore Phil. 4:4-9…

It’s hard to know the joy of the Lord as our strength if we don’ t get personally acquainted with God’s Word. This week, Maplewood continues to focus on Nehemiah 8:10-12, where we find the people of Israel discovering the joy of the Lord when they understand God’s Word.

This week at Maplewood, we’re continuing to study the source of authentic joy. Join us as Pastor Joe talks about the type of joy that ONLY comes from a right relationship with Jesus.

This week at Maplewood, Kristi Payne brings the message as our guest speaker. She locks in on what Philippians 1 teaches us about the source of lasting joy.

We are all prone to failure and stumbles in our walk with Jesus. Those failures don’t define us. How we respond to them does. This week at Maplewood, we’re focusing on how God’s wonderful grace is available to help us get up and to teach us to press on in our journey as followers of Jesus.

A key way to unlock spiritual momentum in our lives is to learn the heart of Christ. How do we do this? Jesus offered a lesson in learning His heart on the night he was betrayed. Listen in on this important means of grace…learning the heart of Christ.

Did you know Jesus has work for you to do? Specific work appointed to you and you only? That’s our focus this week as we’re exploring how being responsive to God’s calling in our lives opens us up to spiritual growth and momentum.

An important component to the flywheel of faith is our participation in the body of Christ. This week at Maplewood, we’re continuing to focus on the means of grace God provides so that we can access grace, love, forgiveness and peace. Being part of a faith family takes work. It’s why we ask God to Teach Us to Gel Together.