The Vow
David Morehouse begins Ch 4 | Love and Marriage – part of the year-long series Hanging On To Love.
Messages
Cadence
Pastor Dave Morehouse finishes this chapter in our year-long series “Hanging On To Love” with a message that asks the question “Who do I need to become today?”
Connection
Pastor Sarah Cogswell talks about connection. In this age of technology, a connection online can sometimes take the place of being present with someone in the moment. Sarah suggests another daily and weekly habit that will help power up our connection with God and others.
Consumption: Meals & Media
Pastor David Morehouse continues to challenge us to form habits of love with this message all about Consumption.
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Conversations
The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction by Justin Earley is the inspiration this chapter in our year-long series. Beginning with our conversations, Pastor David Morehouse suggests both a daily and weekly habit that will help us in our goal to love God and love others.
Habits of Love Introduction
This is the introductory message to Habits of Love, chapter 3 in the year-long message series “Hanging On To Love”. The key verse for this series is Matthew 22:37-39 “Love the Lord your God with all you heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment.
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My Resolution to Love
This final message of chapter 2, and of the year, focuses on John 13:34, NLT “…Love each other. Just as I have loved you….” (Jesus) Pastor David Morehouse takes a look back at the Top 20 Celebrations of Love at TJC in the year 2020. He also challenges us, as we look ahead, that loving
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The Peace That Overcomes
In this message, Pastor David Morehouse speaks about how peace is rooted in what we see. Do we see only trials and sorrows, or do we see that Jesus has overcome the world?
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The Jesus-Joy
Pastor David Morehouse speaks about what it means to have joy that is connected to the sacrificial love of Jesus rather than our circumstances. Bible passage from John 15:9-13 NLT.
Grace and Truth
Pastor Brent Hudson brings this second Advent message taken from John 1:14-18 NLT. This week he focuses on the evidence John uses to explain his statement in verse 18 about Jesus, the unique one who is God and has revealed God to us.