After the last words of the Old Testament were recorded, there was silence. 400 hundred years passed without another word from God to His people. Yet, the silence did not mean that God wasn’t working. Soon, every prophecy spoken by the prophets about the coming Messiah would be fulfilled, but most certainly not in the way that they anticipated. In our sermon series ‘Fulfilled: How the Fulfillment of All Things in Christ Leads to Our Fulfillment in All Things,’ we see how Jesus is the fulfillment of every one of God’s promises to His people. We will look at how Emmanuel, ‘God with us,’ is the God who is ‘for us,’ and the God who works ‘through us.’ Ultimately, we will see how Jesus Christ’s fulfillment of all things changes everything for us.

When we think about worship often we think of music, a specific tradition, or an event we attend. People have debated these things for some time. Certainly worship is more than just something we do once a week. What if there are some things we have gotten backwards about worship? Even more, what is worship really all about? The Old Testament prophet Malachi speaks a great deal on how we approach God in worship. In our new sermon series: ‘Malachi: The Heart of Worship,’ we will see what a heart of worship is and how everything about a Christian’s life is shaped by an understanding of who God is and what He has done.

When we think about worship often we think of music, a specific tradition, or an event we attend. People have debated these things for some time. Certainly worship is more than just something we do once a week. What if there are some things we have gotten backwards about worship? Even more, what is worship really all about? The Old Testament prophet Malachi speaks a great deal on how we approach God in worship. In our new sermon series: ‘Malachi: The Heart of Worship,’ we will see what a heart of worship is and how everything about a Christian’s life is shaped by an understanding of who God is and what He has done.

When we think about worship often we think of music, a specific tradition, or an event we attend. People have debated these things for some time. Certainly worship is more than just something we do once a week. What if there are some things we have gotten backwards about worship? Even more, what is worship really all about? The Old Testament prophet Malachi speaks a great deal on how we approach God in worship. In our new sermon series: ‘Malachi: The Heart of Worship,’ we will see what a heart of worship is and how everything about a Christian’s life is shaped by an understanding of who God is and what He has done.

When we think about worship often we think of music, a specific tradition, or an event we attend. People have debated these things for some time. Certainly worship is more than just something we do once a week. What if there are some things we have gotten backwards about worship? Even more, what is worship really all about? The Old Testament prophet Malachi speaks a great deal on how we approach God in worship. In our new sermon series: ‘Malachi: The Heart of Worship,’ we will see what a heart of worship is and how everything about a Christian’s life is shaped by an understanding of who God is and what He has done.

​When we think about worship often we think of music, a specific tradition, or an event we attend. People have debated these things for some time. Certainly worship is more than just something we do once a week.
 
What if there are some things we have gotten backwards about worship? Even more, what is worship really all about?

The Old Testament prophet Malachi speaks a great deal on how we approach God in worship. In our new sermon series: ‘Malachi: The Heart of Worship,’ we will see what a heart of worship is and how everything about a Christian’s life is shaped by an understanding of who God is and what He has done.