This is the fourth installment of the sermon series, "Help! The pastor said the word "community" again!" What does it meant to be in community? How do I meaningfully share my life with others?

If you've ever had this question, we hope you find this sermon to be a help. It is a little bit different as this was preached on a "House Church Sunday", and it was a recap of the previous three sermons, not simply a new one. It is, however, another look at the previous three objections, and God's design for people to be a "life-on-life" people.

Sermon 4 of 4 from our Advent 2024 sermon series.

The first two sermons of this series were lost to due a technological crossover. We hope that what remains is a blessing to you!

From the sermon series "Advent 2024".

The first two sermons in this series were lost due to a technological crossover. We hope the two that remain are a blessing to you!

Have you ever felt like you just don't like people? Whether they have hurt you, they frustrate you, or they just get in the way, you're not sure you want to deal with the hassle. This sermon is for you.

This is our third sermon in our series "Help! The pastor said the word "community" again!" We hope you find it to be a blessing and a help as you pursue Jesus as well as relationships with people in His Bride - the Church.

Have you ever felt like you know you need more friendships, but you just don't have time to invest? This sermon is for you.

This is our second sermon in our series "Help! The pastor said the word "community" again!" We hope you find it to be a blessing and a help as you pursue Jesus as well as relationships with people in His Bride - the Church.

Have you ever wanted to share something about yourself with a friend, but were too afraid to do it? Have you ever wondered what someone would think if they really knew you - the real you - and not just the person you show to the world? This sermon is for you.

This is the first sermon in our sermon series, "Help! My pastor said the word "community" again! As in all of our sermons, there is interaction between the preacher and the congregation, and sometimes it is hard to hear the congregation's questions or answers. Those moments are few, however, and we hope that God uses this sermon to bless you richly.