Posts with the category “better-together”
Pentecost Week Nine - Better Together - Day 6
by Pastor David on August 15th, 2025
The strength of togetherness is not just about what we can accomplish but about who we become when we reflect God’s heart in our relationships. We are called to build each other up, to walk together in faith, and to anchor ourselves in God’s presence. Truly, we are better together. Read More
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Pentecost Week Nine - Better Together - Day 5
by Pastor David on August 14th, 2025
God calls us to love others the way He loves us—with grace, kindness, and humility. When we live this out, we’re not just building stronger relationships; we’re pointing people to Jesus. Read More
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Pentecost Week Nine - Better Together - Day 4
by Pastor David on August 13th, 2025
Gathering also helps us grow. Remember what we said yesterday - Unity doesn’t mean we’re all the same! Gathering is about bringing our unique gifts and perspectives to the table so we can build each other up. That kind of growth can only happen in community. Read More
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Pentecost Week Nine - Better Together - Day 3
by Pastor David on August 12th, 2025
Unity doesn’t mean we all have to think or act the same. God designed us with unique gifts, perspectives, and personalities. Instead of letting those differences divide us, we can embrace them as a reflection of His creativity. When we do that, we experience the “bond of peace” that Paul talks about—a bond that’s stronger than any disagreement or challenge Read More
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Pentecost Week Nine - Better Together - Day 2
by Pastor David on August 11th, 2025
As Woody Allen famously said, "90% of success is showing up." Whether it’s a church service, a small group, or a simple coffee date, spending time with others creates space for connection. Hospitality is another powerful way to build unity—there’s something sacred about inviting someone into your home or sharing a meal together. Read More
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Pentecost Week NIne - Better Together - Day 1
by Pastor David on August 10th, 2025
As a church, our theme “Better Together” reminds us that no one is meant to carry their burdens alone. Mutual support and encouragement are not optional—they are central to who we are as followers of Christ.
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