What time is
it? What season of life are you in? How about Christ Church ?
How do you deal with change and transitions? Do you “seize the
moments” that God gives you each day to worship and serve him?
This Sunday,
February 9, we will be continuing the series, “Exponential: Tipping
Points of Transformation” and focusing on the “tipping point topic” of TIME.
Time also has to do with change and transitions in life. The Bible
says that God is unchangeable… and yet we are expected to change constantly.
What’s with that? And why does the Church often struggle with change and
transitions the most?
Friends, I’ve
got some insight to share with you from God’s Word this Sunday that I think
will change the way you look at change! Here’s a clue: When we live
with an eternal perspective, God promises to give us the insight to either embrace
or resist change and the wisdom to know the difference!
If you missed
last Sunday’s message on TRADITION, I would really encourage you to go
to http://christchurchotsego.org/sermonseriesaudioExponential.htm and listen. Each
Sunday in this series builds on the last.
It’s not too
late to sign-up for The Truth Project, a 9-week course in developing a
Christian Worldview that begins at Christ
Church this Sunday night
from 6:00 – 8:15 p.m. Check the website for all the details. We
have about 70 people registered so far and would love to have you join
us. Several other awesome opportunities for spiritual growth are also
available and will be starting soon!
Last Sunday’s
Super Bowl was a big disappointment for me since I was rooting for Denver . On Monday
morning I was still feeling a little down when I was reminded that as much as
God loves football, he really loves it when we play like champions at the game
of life every day. A lot of the great athletes on both Super Bowl teams
live with that eternal perspective and it has blessed me to hear and read their
testimonies.
See you
Sunday when I guarantee that we will leave it all on the field for Jesus!
Blessings,
Pastor Greg
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