Sunday Baptism Postponed Due to Hurricane LowellDue to the approaching hurricane and the expected high winds and rough seas, this Sunday’s baptism has been postponed.Please stay safe and watch for updates regarding a new baptism date.

H: WGSU6: “Success vs. Failure”

When God shows up success has more to do with staying (abiding) in a vital, real connection with Him than ministry performance, moral perfection, religious observations, even Bible knowledge. How many of us know you can say the “right” thing but still be totally wrong because of the way you said it! Or you can know a lot of Bible but still live a fruitless Christian life. A Christian can appear to “fail” but in reality be a huge “success” in the eyes of the Father.

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W: WGSU6: “Success vs. Failure”

When God shows up success has more to do with staying (abiding) in a vital, real connection with Him than ministry performance, moral perfection, religious observations, even Bible knowledge. How many of us know you can say the “right” thing but still be totally wrong because of the way you said it! Or you can know a lot of Bible but still live a fruitless Christian life. A Christian can appear to “fail” but in reality be a huge “success” in the eyes of the Father.

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M: WGSU5: “Get in the Game”

Using a sport’s analogy, one may start out as spectators at the big game, but Jesus is looking for more than just spectators. He wants players who he’ll call out by name to come out of the stands, become part of His team, and get into the game to experience the joy of winning and never be the same again.

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W: WGSU5: “Get in the Game”

Using a sport’s analogy, one may start out as spectators at the big game, but Jesus is looking for more than just spectators. He wants players who he’ll call out by name to come out of the stands, become part of His team, and get into the game to experience the joy of winning and never be the same again.

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H: WGSU5: “Get in the Game”

Using a sport’s analogy, one may start out as spectators at the big game, but Jesus is looking for more than just spectators. He wants players who he’ll call out by name to come out of the stands, become part of His team, and get into the game to experience the joy of winning and never be the same again.

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