GROWING IN FRUITFULNESS
Date: January 21, 2018 Text: John 15:1-11 Speaker: Catherine Dagneau A life that bears fruit is a life worth living and there is fullness of joy. But how does one get there?
A HISTORICAL CHRISTMAS
Date: December 3, 2017 Text: Luke 2:1-20 Speaker: Catherine Dagneau Catherine looks to the real first Christmas, its added traditions, and its implications for us today. You'll leave saying, "I love, Christmas. Christmas changed my life!"
A GROWING FAITH
Date: October 22, 2017 Text: Various Speaker: Catherine Dagneau The audio quality for this message is very poor. Sorry for the inconvenience. A faith that is alive is growing. How do we grow our faith? Catherine shares three immediate spaces we can move to that will bring about a growing faith.
THAT THING YOU DO
Date: May 14, 2017 Text: Various Speaker: Catherine Dagneau Habitual sin often either bugs us, but not enough to do anything about it; or, we've given up thinking that it's impossible. Catherine shares from Scripture cost of habitual sin and the way to freedom.
BEHOLD, I AM COMING SOON!
Date: March 19, 2017 Text: Rev. 1:1-8; 22:6-21 Speaker: Catherine Dagneau We wrap up our study of Revelation and see the life altering words, "And behold, I am coming soon." What does that mean, because it's been almost 2,000 years!!
MAKING SENSE OF A THOUSAND YEARS
Date: February 12, 2017 Text: Rev. 20:1-10 Speaker: Catherine Dagneau Many students of Scripture interpret this passage differently. Catherine explains the three main views (pre/post/a millennial) and what this text tells us about Jesus regardless of our understanding of God's timeline.
THE OPEN DOOR
Rev. 3:7-13 / After correcting a large church with a great reputation, Jesus sends a message to the little church in Philadelphia to keep up the good work. Jesus commends their faithfulness to the Word, His name, and their efforts in the city. Catherine asks the question, what can we learn from this church?
REKINDLE THE LOVE
Rev. 2:1-7 / Catherine explains Jesus' words to the church in Ephesus and their significance to the church today. It is common for Christians and churches to experience times of dry spirituality even though that doesn't have to be the case. Jesus lays out the way to falling back in love with Him.
WHEN A SAINT SINS
Gen. 9:18-29 / Catherine looks to Noah's sin to look at ours. What happens when the even the most righteous man in all the Earth sins?
