On this 4th Sunday of Advent, Maplewood continues our sermon series “The King is Coming.” This week, Pastor Joe takes an unconventional look at the Christmas story through the wardrobe of the players on that first Christmas. And it should cause us to ask, what should we be found wearing when the King comes back?
In this third week of the 2020 Advent season, Maplewood continues to prepare for the coming of Christmas and the second coming of the King. Join us this week in John 1, as Pastor Joe shares a spoiler alert about the second coming of Christ.
Advent is not only about remembering the arrival of the Christ Child. It’s also a reminder for followers of Jesus to be preparing for His second coming. This week, Pastor Joe kicks off our 2020 Advent series with one simple message–the King is Coming!
On this first Sunday of Advent (and the first Sunday of the Church Year), Maplewood is wrapping up our series on how believing in Jesus impacts our personal identity. This week, we are exploring 2 Corinthians 5, and what it means to be an “ambassador” for the Kingdom of Heaven.
This week, Maplewood continues to explore what how believing in Jesus as our personal savior impacts our personal identity and our core purpose. Pastor Joe focuses on 1 Peter 2 as we discover that not only are we royal as children of God, we are a royal priesthood!
Maplewood is kicking off a new series this week. We’re exploring how belief in Jesus informs and impacts our personal identity. This week, Pastor Joe digs into what it really means to be a child of God, as described in Romans 8:15-17.
This week, Maplewood wraps up this series on tough questions people are asking in these exceptional times. Today, Pastor Joe focuses on the freedom to choose bestowed on every human being and why that freedom makes the God of the Bible worthy of our belief, trust and devotion. (There are a couple of scratchy moments in the podcast and we apologize for that–but the message is totally worth your time).
One of the bigger stumbling blocks people have believing in God is that God somehow just can’t understand what we’re going through in life. And if that’s the case, how can we trust God? Pastor Joe addresses this legitimate question this week as we focus on the answer found in Hebrews 4.
It’s legitimate to ask the question “where is God?” in the midst of all the confusion, chaos and crisis that seems to define life in 2020. This week, Maplewood continues our series addressing the tough question being asked by many people these days. This week, Pastor Joe address the query regarding where God is actually at right now.
It common to question our faith–even for the most mature believers. How we resolve those questions is critical. This week, join us as Maplewood begins a new series to answer the often-asked question “Why Should I Believe in God?”
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