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in telling the story of how Jesus has changed our lives because we’re either unprepared or our experience with Jesus is out-of-date.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.
Jesus made serving others a priority. This week, we’re focused not just on the act of service, but also on HOW just shows us what authentic, meaningful service looks. When we get it right, we’re able to bless others and be blessed ourselves.
How can sharing a meal be a blessing? This week at Maplewood, we’re exploring how sharing meals with people was central to the ministry of Jesus. Learn how you can bless others just by inviting them to sit down for a meal or for coffee.
One of the easiest ways we can bless other people is by simply taking the time to listen to their hearts. It is a pattern Jesus establishes for his followers. Join us this week as we continue to learn how to become “blessers” on behalf of the Kingdom of Heaven.
This week at Maplewood, we’re digging into the pattern Jesus left us to learn how to be a blessing in our world. Jesus provided five ways for us to model to bless others and build His Kingdom.
Jesus models the rhythm of authentic friendship and bless to draw people unto himself and the good news of His mission to save the lost. Join us this week at Maplewood as we continue to explore how we are called to bless others in our quest to build God’s Kingdom
Followers of Jesus are called to be a blessing. But too often our witness is more repulsive than it is attractive. This week, we’re beginning a series of messagings focused on what it means to be a blessing to the world around us and how that links into our calling.
We’re so busy. It’s hard to sit still. In a world that teaches us to be on the move and to play dodgeball, Jesus is calling his followers to be still, so that we can know His will and join in what He wants to accomplish. Join us as we explore this topic this weekend at Maplewood…
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