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It is easy for us to assume that if God says “no” to a request, we are getting less than we wanted. We need to have an epiphany moment, seeing the reality—that God always wants more for us than we want from him. So, when God says “no” to our request, we can be assured it is because he wants to give us more. Far more than existing as a “help desk” or 911 dispatch, God’s love for us is like that of a groom for his bride. His love for us exceeds all expectation and understanding. In that love, God always delivers more than we ask, not less. ![]()
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This week we continue our sermon series "Epiphany Moments." Our service theme will be "God Delivers More than We Ask, Not Less"![]()
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Our service times are Thursdays at 7 p.m. and Sunday morning at 9 a.m. We look forward to worshiping with you!
Kathy Fredrich will be leading a Women’s Bible study at Kingsway beginning on Wednesday, February 5th and running through Wednesday, February 26th starting at 10:00 a.m. The study is titled, “Love – God, how much do You love me?” ![]()
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This is a critical question. Until the Holy Spirit convinces a believer of the certainty of God’s love in Christ, spiritual growth cannot proceed. In fact, a Christian is by definition one who by God’s grace believes what He has told us about His love: “For God so loved the world that He gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life” (John 3:16). The key thoughts that will be focused on are: ![]()
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Week 1: Loved to Death – Christ’s Death ![]()
Week 3: Loved Enough to Discipline ![]()
Week 2: Loved Unconditionally ![]()
Week 4: Loved Forever ![]()
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The cost of the study booklet is $10.00. If you are interested in attending this Bible study, please contact Kathy Fredrich at (612) 817-6956 or kafredrich25@yahoo.com.
“Who is Jesus?” People thought the answer to that question was “Mary and Joseph’s son” or “a carpenter from Nazareth.” While true, those answers do not adequately describe Jesus. But when Jesus was baptized, God the Father spoke, declaring Jesus’ true identity. Jesus was the dearly loved Son of God, chosen to be the Savior of the world. ![]()
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“Who are you?” someone asks. To answer that question, we must look to our baptism. There, just like he did with Jesus, our Father declares us to be his dearly loved child. May God grant us this epiphany moment! ![]()
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Join us tonight at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 9 a.m. for worship! We will begin our new sermon series "Epiphany Moments". Our service theme this week will be "Baptism Is the Cure for an Identity Crisis."