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CLC: Life On Mission

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CLC: Life On Mission is a two-week series that reminds us we’re all part of something bigger—God’s heart for the world. We looked at the first sending church in Antioch and celebrated how that same spirit is alive in our church today. We heard powerful stories from our team who just returned from Zimbabwe, where we connected with our friends in Mahenye, and also were able to provide desks, books, and supplies for a local school—funded entirely by our amazing VBS kids! We also helped feed families and saw firsthand how God is moving in lives across the globe. We’ll also get to hear from close friends who are heading to the Amazon River Basin to bring the hope of Jesus to remote communities. This series is a reminder that whether it's across the street or across the world, we all have a role to play in God’s mission!

Catalyst

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Throughout Scripture, God uses ordinary people to spark extraordinary change. In this four-week series, we’ll explore the stories of individuals whose courage and obedience set powerful movements of God into motion—from midwives who defied Pharaoh, to a brave woman in Jericho, a wise counselor in Persia, and a young king who revived a nation. Their actions didn’t just make a difference in their moment—they became the catalyst for something far greater. Discover how God might use your life to ignite change in the world around you.

LET US ADORE HIM

Written by Lee Ames on . Posted in Sermons.

LET US ADORE HIM
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The wonders of Christmas seem to abound when we gather together on Christmas Eve with fellow believers to celebrate the greatest gift ever given to our broken world: Jesus. We sing songs, light candles, and wrap our hearts around the significance of a child born 2000 years prior; then, as quickly as it arrived, the moment passes, and we move back into our hurried lives.
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But what if there is more? What if we pulled back the veil that separates the natural from the supernatural? What if we recognized that this gift of Christmas is available today, right now? How would we respond? What emotions would rise if we truly understood God’s desire to connect with our hearts?
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Let Us Adore Him is a sermon series exploring real-life responses to our Christmas story. Joseph, Mary, Elizabeth, Herod, shepherds, scribes, and even angels all had a response to the Incarnation. Some were nervous, some apathetic, but others responded with obedience, sacrifice, and adoration. What will be our response?
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You are invited to join us as we explore this age-old story that has moved us for thousands of years.