The Easter season is for people like us. This morning, we explore how Jesus-through His death and resurrection-provides a new kind of access to God. Pastor Joe explores the potential for this intimate connection with our Creator as Maplewood celebrates Palm Sunday.
This week, Maplewood continues to focus on how Easter is for people just like us. The story of Barabbas helps us understand how Jesus sets us free from guilt by taking the punishment for our sinful shortcomings.
What is Easter all about? Over the next few week’s, Maplewood is focusing on preparing our hearts and souls to celebrate Easter-the resurrection of Jesus Christ-and the life-giving hope that followers of Jesus possess. This week, we start this new series and we call it “People Just Like Us.”
Giving our faith to other people is central to what it means to be a Christ follower and central to what it means to be a vessel of generosity. This week, Pastor Joe explores the importance of sharing what Christ has done for us with other people.
Giving care to others is an essential part of the what it means to be a follower of Jesus. This week, Pastor Joe takes a fresh look at a familiar story to help us understand what it means to become a vessel of generosity.
God wants us to give out of faith, not out of our resources. This week, we’re exploring how we give our time, talent and resources has an impact on this journey we are on with Jesus.
Part of becoming a person of generosity is to become a person of giving thanks. Gratitude is at the heart of what it means to be a follower of Jesus…and it starts in our prayer life. Pastor Joe unpacks this truth today as we look at Mark 8.
The path to becoming a person of generosity starts with being a person of forgiveness. Jesus teaches that we need to develop a habit of forgiveness in order to be the people we were intended to be.
This week, Pastor Joe digs under the surface to explore the true nature of God. Join us for the first installment of a new sermon series we are calling “Giving ‘Up'”.
Sometimes it is hard to perceive the new thing God is doing. But we’re not left without hope. God gives us tools to help us see what He’s up to in our midst.
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