Services by Pastor Jack Cohen (Page 29)

Services by Pastor Jack Cohen (Page 29)

How Do I Do This?

SCRIPTURE: Matthew 6:9-13 (NIV) As we are at the time of our first church-wide commitment of 14 Days of Prayer & Fasting in a commitment to make God first in our year, we will embrace this 2-week series on prayer. In this series we will look at two basic areas: How do I pray? & How can I continue to live a life of prayer? Join us for the series so you can know, That’s Why We Pray.

The Fan

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 47:1 (NKJV); Psalm 98:4-8 (NIV) Here we are getting closer to the BIG GAME!  I realize some cannot care about football or any sport at all.  There are still others who call themselves fans; yet, know little about they team at all.  What is a fan?   Short for fanatic, fans of sports team go absolutely wild for those they follow.  What about being a fan of Christ?  This message will look at the characteristics of a fan and…

#4

In week we will focus on the #4 habit as the challenge of habit centers on the importance of the relationships we form and maintain – making certain the relationships we have are chosen wisely.

#3

In week we will focus on the #3 habit as the challenge of habit centers on keeping a life in alignment with the call God places on your life.  Join us this week for #3.

#2

In week 2 we will focus on the #2 habit we need to commit to for the New Year and New life in Christ as we focus on the mindset and thoughts we must embrace.  Join us this week for #2.

The 1st

Scripture: Romans 12:1-2 (MSG) Here we are are right at the start of a new year.  A new year usually means a new start, a fresh stance, another opportunity to do things correctly where we have not always.  When we look at it all, we all have “High Hopes” but often have “Low Habits.”  The statement, “the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak,” tends to sum up our hopes compared to our habits and the gap between.  In this…

Christmas Eve Evening Service

Come Sunday evening to celebrate Christmas Eve.  We will have a great time in song and family.  At this time of year, we have so much to do.  We have cookies to bake, packages to wrap,  gifts to buy,dinners to bake, trips to take, parties to attend and on and on and on.  But do you see what I see?  What do I see?

Seeing CHRISTmas

Scripture: Matthew 1:18-23 (NIV) Come Sunday morning to celebrate Christmas Eve.  We will have a great time in song and communion.  At this time of year, we have so much to do this time of year.  We have cookies to bake, packages to wrap,  gifts to buy,dinners to bake, trips to take, parties to attend and on and on and on.  But do you see what I see?  What do I see?  Join this Christmas Eve morning where we look at Seeing CHRISTmas.

God With Us

Scripture: Matthew 1:18-24 (NIV) It’s the Sunday before Christmas Eve & Christmas, so our children will present “God With Us”, a Christmas Pageant.  They have been working hard so come out to see them & hear the great songs & message cf Christmas.  We will have other worship in word & singing, too.  It’s a great chance to get our hearts ready for Christmas.

Ghost of Christmas Tags

In this last week of The Ghosts of Christmas Past series, we hope for joy and peace yet so often  life doesn’t always allow for that. Memories, our own anxieties and fears get blown up all the more at this time of year. Names attributed to us, words that cut deep and actions leave us broken and lost in our own selves.  The good news is it does not have to be that way!  Join us this week as we look at the tags assigned to us in Ghosts of Christmas Tags.

Ghost of Christmas Shame

In week #2, we recognize that for some, the holidays bring memories of joy and excitement. However, many others are brutally reminded of the mistakes they have made and cannot begin to get over it. Through Christ we need to learn that The Ghost of Christmas Shame does not have to stick around in our present and future. So how do we get rid of this one?  Connect with us this week!

Ghost of Christmas Wronged

In our new series, Ghosts of Christmas Past, we will boldly look to God to heal us from the “ghosts of Christmas past” so we can embrace the joy we have in Jesus.