Sermon – (7/26/20) – “The ‘Why’ of Spiritual Discipline” – Mason Parva
July 29th, 2020 | Josh Williams
Mason Parva closes out our series on The Spiritual Disciplines with a great teaching on “why”.
Mason Parva closes out our series on The Spiritual Disciplines with a great teaching on “why”.
Local Austin Spiritual Director Terra McDaniel joined us this past Sunday and gave an incredibly encouraging teaching on some spiritual practices that can be used during this time in quarantine.
Pastor April continues our teaching series with the next spiritual discipline, Confession.
Pastor April opens up a series of teachings on the Spiritual Disciplines with our first Sunday practice, Slowing.
“On Pentecost Sunday we consider the arrival of the Holy Spirit and what that story means to the church and the role we play in this broken and unjust world.”
Opening LEADER: We gather this evening in the midst of civil unrest and a global pandemic to call on God’s mercy and justice. Just a few days after the day of Pentecost we ask that the Holy Spirit would burn away the sin of racism in our nation and in our individual hearts. We invite God to intervene bringing healing … Read More
“Lament challenges the church to acknowledge real suffering and plead with God for his intervention.” – Soong-Chan Rah Join us to ask for God’s intervention around the racial injustice in our country. We will pray, read scripture, and repent together as God’s people participating in a long tradition of calling on God during times of crisis. There are two separate in-person social … Read More
We Are Waiting Blessed Savior by, Fanny Crosby & Richard Kentopp We are waiting, blessed Savior, We are watching for the hour When in majesty descending, You will come in mighty power; Then the shadows will be lifted, And the darkness rolled away, And our eyes behold the splendor Of the glorious crowning day. We are waiting, blessed Savior, We … Read More