📅April Is FULL!!!
It’s the last Sunday of March! Invite your friends, neighbors, acquaintances to share a meal together at Neighborhood Church. See you at 5 PM, March 30.
Join us March 30 from 4-5 PM to learn more about Neighborhood Church and what your next steps with us might be!
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April 13-18: Join us in reading through the entire Bible in six days! Daily readings 8AM-10PM (Sunday kickoff at 1PM). Attend in person or watch live online.
Join us for a night of prayer and worship.
Help us close out Bible Week, and look forward to the Resurrection by celebrating Communion with us on Good Friday, April 20. Sign up in the entry.
Let’s come together to celebrate the resurrection of our Lord with breakfast before service! Join us at 8:00. Sign up in the entry.
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Sermon Digest (Comfort & Affliction week 2)
Let's Walk Together in Grace and Growth
Hey Neighbors,
Hope you're all doing well and still pondering Sunday's message covering 2 Corinthians 1:12-2:11.
Here's a quick recap: Paul's relationship with the Corinthians reminds us that miscommunication and conflict can be tough but being in the presence of Jesus means both giving and receiving correction. Trust, grace, and aiming for restoration in our relationships are key. Remember, our personal challenges affect everyone around us, and God often allows us to experience pain as a path to joy and growth.
Encouragement for this week:
Fill the gaps with grace: When misunderstandings happen, let's trust that Christ is at work and approach each other with grace instead of suspicion.
Correction is love: Sometimes, truly caring for others means offering tough but necessary feedback, aiming for healing and restoration.
Our struggles impact everyone: What we go through affects our whole community, not just us.
As we move through this week, let's think about where we might need to give or receive correction. Are there people we need to forgive or seek peace with? How can we better reflect Jesus in our everyday interactions?
Wishing you all a blessed week filled with courage to give and accept correction, all wrapped in love and grace.
In Christ's love,
Neighborhood Church
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