It is the first Sunday of Advent and Maplewood is celebrating the Hope we have in Jesus. We all need hope in our lives. And this year, we are focusing on the reality that hope has a name: Jesus. This week, we’re focusing the the realtiy that the Hope of Christ brings light into our darkness and can change our lives forever.
This week at Maplewood, we’re celebrating our 50th anniversary with as part of our annual “Friendsgiving” service. Join us for a message focused on being thankful for God’s abundant grace and for Jesus standing in our place to save us from our sins.
This week’s message focuses on God’s desire to bring order to the chaos of our lives. What God established in the desert, he completes in Christ and wants to make reality in our own hearts. Join us this week for a unique perspective on the second chapter of Numbers
CCM artist and chaplain Rick Lee James is our guest this week at Maplewood. Take a few moments to listen in and soak up this message about how we all need to slow down and allow our cups to be filled. Jesus doesn’t expect us to do it in our own strength. He wants to help.
Don’t be stuck on the outside looking in. When we decide to follow Jesus it opens the door for direct relationship with God. This week at Maplewood, join us as we explore the Bible’s outline for this plan dating all the way back to Israel’s journey to the Promised Land.
This week, Maplewood continues to focus on Number 1 and its implications for us in the 21st century as followers of Jesus. In this passage, we find that God isn’t just about counting math. God is about forging a new identity for his people…sometimes through trial and tribulation
This week at Maplewood, we’re focusing on the importance of reflecting and taking account of our walk with Jesus. It’s an imperative established in the book of Numbers.
This week at Maplewood, we are starting a new series of teachings in the book of Numbers. Today, we’re laying the groundwork by talking about our need for a consistent prayer life. We’ll be exploring the context of Numbers and the need to seek shelter “in the tent.”
Many times, we aren’t confident in telling the story of how Jesus has changed our lives because we’re either unprepared or our experience with Jesus is out-of-date. This week at Maplewood, we’re wrapping up our series on learning how to Bless others by focusing on how to be prepared to share our story when others ask.
The final lesson in learning how to bless others is to understand when it is time to use words to bless others by sharing your story. This week, we dive into a very familiar passage to learn an important lesson when it comes to sharing your story as a blessing to others.
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