SUNDAY'S sermon



During this season of Lent we are listening carefully to Jesus's last words from the cross, words shaped by the prayers He used throughout His life from the Old Testament (His Bible). These prayers – called laments – are honest cries to God, filled with the emotions of anger and despair. In this week’s message we are getting honest about our feelings.  Join us as we continue to learn to lament with Jesus and discover our emotions matter and they are welcome in the presence of God and His people.


Stay tuned for Journey Through the Bible following the service as we look at Nehemiah.


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Scripture Readings: 

 -Psalm 12:1-8 (NRSV)

- Psalm 17:13-14 (NRSV)

- Luke 23:32-43 (NRSV)


Children's Message: Jason Emberger, Assistant Pastor of Student Ministries


Music:

On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand
Samuel Stennett
© Words & Music: Public Domain
Played by John Howard, Director of Music and Worship Arts


Your Great Name
Krissy Nordhoff | Michael Neale
© 2008 Integrity's Praise! Music | TwoNords Music
Played and sung by Josh James, Interim Contemporary Worship Leader

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Learning to Lament with jesus

As we journey through Lent, we will listen carefully to Jesus's last words from the cross, words shaped by the prayers He used throughout His life from the Old Testament (His Bible). These prayers – called laments – are honest cries to God, filled with the emotions of anger and despair. They are not the polite prayers many of us were taught to pray, but do allow us to come close to God as we are, honest about what we see in us and around us. Join us as we enter into a time of reflection, confession and worship and “Learn to Lament With Jesus.” 


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