Roots: Creation

Join us in 1 John as we unpack the essential nature of God as love and how that love ought to redefine human relationships and eliminate fear. Our only role? Abide.

Have you ever wondered - "If there is a mission statement for people, what would it be?". Well, that is somewhat the framework for our conversation today - seeing what people were created for. This truth is for every person of every age. Jump in with us today!

Thanks for joining us as we dive in to how John suggests we test if things are of Jesus or they are not. This is a critical part of being Christians in the world today, so turn on your listening ears and jump right in.

Cain and Abel? Love and hate? Truly loving your family? These are things that John brings up in our passage today, all that we might "know" and "love" in truth by the power of the Spirit. Jump in now for more!

What is our currently reality as people who follow Jesus? What is our future reality? What about the in between space of these two? Today these are some of the primary discussions we have as we study 1 John.

Today we begin a sermon series very unique from others, as it will only continue on the first Sunday of each month - when kids, teens, and adults are all in worship together. For this time we are going to be going through the different things in Scripture that root us in Jesus, as Free Methodist Christians. So, of course we start with creation!

In our passage this morning John warns believers about false teachers (antichrists) and encourages them to stay true to the original teachings about Jesus Christ - trusting the Holy Spirit they have been anointed by in their community!

Maybe you've heard it said that love is what Christianity is all about. That is absolutely true, and today we dive into what this love from the Lord really looks like among the body of Christ. Let's just say it's not the same as the way the world talks about love!

Join us as we explore the text of 1 John over the next few months. In this first message we uncover who is writing, why they are writing, and what this letter matters to us today.

Today we have the gift of hearing from the Spirit through Bishop (and Pastor) Kaye Kolde as she helps our community understand the fullness of what it means for us to believe whole-heartedly in cross cultural collaboration for the Kingdom of God!