Sermons

In the passage in John 2:1-11 that tells about how Jesus turned water into wine, we consider how this passage, and others, show us how much God loves us!

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Jesus welcomed all kinds of people into life with Him. Gospel life is a life WITH Jesus and WITH one another.
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This week we looked at John 1:29-34 where John the Baptist declares Jesus as the ‘Lamb of God’.
Do you know why the phrase ‘Lamb of God’ is significant? Listen and find out!
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John the Baptist was clear on his role. He was not the Messiah or a prophet. He came to point people to Jesus. How does our own life communicate that we are witnesses to Jesus Christ?
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God wants to be known by us. Because Jesus came we can know God on a personal level. Let’s make ourselves available to Him to know Him as He truly is. #truenorthcf

It is when we recognize Him and learn to trust Him that we learn He is a Heavenly Father of abundant love and provision.

Pastor Scott begins a new series named ‘Gospel Foundations’.
This week we looked at how Jesus is the Light and the Word.
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Jesus is the creator of everything we see and touch. He is the author of our lives.
We will find peace, joy, meaning and victory when we make Him the center of our lives.

We celebrate Christmas because God came to be with us and to free us from our sins.
‘The Son is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation.’ Colossians 1:15
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