Last Sunday we talked about the Rapture and the fact that followers of Jesus will 
receive new bodies designed for eternity. This week we’re going to talk about 
what the Bible says about those bodies.

In tonight’s study of Peter’s life we will see his immediate reaction to the news 
of Jesus’ resurrection

Last Sunday we started a new series called Focus Forward 
as we move into the new year.  This week, we’re going to 
look further into the future at God’s plans as we discuss 
the Rapture of the church.

In our midweek study of the life of Peter, we will come to the most 
important point in his life so far, the night he denied Jesus.

As we come to the beginning of the new year, we’re going to begin a new sermon
series called Focus Forward.  We’re going to talk about the need to keep moving
ahead in life, and focus on what God has planned for us.  This Sunday, we’ll 
consider the need to not look back at the past.

We have spent the past month celebrating the birth of Christ
but that does not mean our relationship with Jesus goes on
a break. Jesus is Immanuel, our God who never leaves us.  

Last Sunday we saw that Christmas is so important because of who Jesus is.  This 
week, we’re going to focus on why Jesus came.

In our midweek study of the life of Peter, we will come to the most 
important point in his life so far, the night he denied Jesus.

In our midweek study of the life of Peter, we will come to the most 
important point in his life so far, the night he denied Jesus.

Most people understand that Christmas is about the birth of Jesus.  
But to fully comprehend the meaning of it all, you need to know just 
who Jesus is.  We’ll consider that this Sunday