Maplewood Nazarene

This week, Maplewood is continuing its “Second Nature” series. We all face tests in life. The question is “will we be ready to pass” those tests. Maplewood gathered online this week and Pastor Joe is focusing our attention on Genesis 39 as we continue to study the life of Joseph for clues on how we can become people of character, integrity and holiness.

Can you be trusted? In the book of Genesis could. He was became the “right hand man” to several leaders. How did that happen? And what are the implications of it for us as we aspire to follow Jesus? Join us for this week’s message from Maplewood as we continue our series entitled “Second Nature.”

Feel to far gone? Feel un-redeemable? Feel lost? This week’s message from Maplewood bring hope to each of us who feel like we aren’t good enough or won’t ever be good enough in God’s eyes. We’re focusing on Genesis 38–the story of Judah and Tamar–an important sidebar in the epic story of Joseph.

This week, Maplewood is gathering outdoors on our lawn…and we’re leaning into a new series entitled “Second Nature.” In this week’s installment, we’re studying the opening episode in the ancient story of Joseph, found in Genesis 37. Join us as we unpack this old, old story and discover how it can help us become more Christ-like in our journey with Jesus.

In our walk with Jesus, the prescription to help us deal with our sin problem is two-fold. We need a vaccine…but we also need a booster shot. Pastor Joe explains with deeper look at Colossians 1:21-24 in this week’s Maplewood Podcast…

We’ve all received an invitation, but Jesus offers us the ultimate invitation when He bids us to “Come, follow me.” Pastor Vicki delves into the implications behind this invitation and the life-changing power made available to those who choose to accept the offer.

We certainly live in uncertain times. This week, Maplewood’s Ed Klett explores the truth that God’s strength is perfect when our strength is shaken by uncertain times.

It’s Pentecost Sunday! This is the day the church celebrates the pouring out of the Holy Spirit on the apostles in Jerusalem. Maplewood has been studying the Holy Spirit the past several weeks, and this week, we wrap up our series entitled “Never Alone.” Pastor Joe explores Acts 2 to help answer the question “where is the Spirit going?” and what does that mean for us.

Maplewood continues our series focused on learning more about the Holy Spirit. This week, Pastor Joe taps in to Acts 1 to help us understand what the Holy Spirit is doing. It’s critical to understand the Spirit needs to do one thing in us first before anything else can be accomplished as we learn to love God and learn to love others.

Where is the Holy Spirit? This week Maplewood continues a news series called “Never Alone” that is focused on helping us learn more about the Holy Spirit and the implications for each of us on our faith walk with Jesus. Pastor Joe pulls through some simple truths from John 16 that we hope you find empowering, encouraging and comforting.