SUNDAY WORSHIP: 8:00 AM REFLECTIVE - CHAPEL | 9:30 AM COMTEMPORARY - CHAPEL | 10:30 TRADITIONAL - SANCTUARY
Participants will be emailed details about the discussion in the week prior
Summary of Not In It To Win It
Is it possible to disagree politically and love unconditionally? The reaction of evangelicals to political and cultural shifts in recent years revealed what they value most. Lurking beneath our Bible-laced rhetoric, faith claims, books, and sermons is a relentless drive to WIN!
But the church is not here to win. By every human measure, our Savior lost. On purpose. With a purpose. And we are his body. We are not in it to win anything. We are in it for something else entirely. That something else is what this book is about.
You'll discover:
How to take a stand the right way. You'll learn how to make your case with a posture of humility and understanding, rather than being fueled by the fear of losing something.
How to view politics through the lens of faith. Learn curiously, listen intentionally, and love unconditionally.
How the life of Jesus and his teaching applies to modern-day challenges in a fresh way. The "biblical" stand may not be what we've been taught.
Jesus never asked his followers to agree on everything. But he did call his followers to obey a new command: to love others in the same way he has loved us. Instead of asserting our rights or fighting for power, we need to begin asking ourselves: what does love require of me?
Hosted by the Funds Team!
Event is free and everyone is welcome!
Event speaker is Jennifer Thaete, and her law firm specializes in estate planning, trusts, and wills. Learn the difference between a Trust and a Will and about Probate and estate taxes.
This is a new support group led by Pastor Christina Voissem. Questions?
Email christina@fpcl.us
Led by Pastor Christina Voissem. A time of gathering for those dealing with grief.
If interested please email Bell Choir Director, Cathy Griggs at cathy@fpcl.us
Bring your creative side to this event! Learn to illustrate scripture in reflective ways inside your Bible.
Featuring
Dr. Mohammad Karim
Wed. Sept. 18 5-6 pm
Dr. Karim was provost of the University of Massachusetts Dart-mouth and is currently professor of Electrical Engineering. He will provide a historical sense of the struggle (and its various mile-stones) that allowed students in Bangladesh to bring about much needed changes in the country via peaceful protests.
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Various events planned to allow people to gather together in a relaxed social setting and enjoy good food and the company of each other!