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Message by Pastor David Whitmore for December 3: What Can We Believe In?
We sometime lose our hope and we question ourselves what is it we can really count on? The Scripture is in Mark 13:24-37. I know that we all at some point in our lives have lost our visions, our dreams … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore for December 3
Message by Pastor David Whitmore for November 26: I Need Some Rest
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I talk this week about how Jesus feels about us taking time to rest. I am going to use the scriptures in the Gospel of John the 5Th chapter and vs 1-15.. This is the story of a man Jesus … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore for November 26
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Priscilla reminds us that all things are possible with God and that we should be about the business of doing what He calls us to do, knowing that He makes the way.
Continue reading →Message by Mark Cimino for November 19
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Mark Cimino, associate pastor at Harvest Oaks Church, teaches us to obey God and turn from sin, working from the account of Israel’s demand for a king in 1 Samuel 8.
Continue reading →Sunday School for November 19 by Marie Cimino
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Marie Cimino of Harvest Oaks teaches us to trust in the power of God through the account of Peter’s imprisonment and miraculous escape recorded in Acts 12.
Continue reading →Message by Larry Thacker Jr. for November 12: Do You Know Who You Are?
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Sometimes we let others label us.. Sometimes we label ourselves.. We adopt things about us, true or not, as the whole of our identity.. But when we become God’s children, we take on a new identity.. We become a new … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Linda Thacker for November 12: Launching a Legacy
Message by Pastor David Whitmore for November 5: What Kind of Neighbor Are You?
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The story of The Good Samaritan is one of Jesus most well known stories. I look closely at all the parties involved in this story and ask, “What kind of neighbors are we?” Are we like the Thieves that beat … Continue reading →