A child keeps its greatest treasure in a box: string, bottle caps, pebbles and broken toys. Years later the box is opened and turns out to hold a bucket of rubbish, though once the child would have given anything for it. That story opens a sermon about the thirteenth chapter of First Corinthians (1 Corinthians 13). Paul writes there that knowledge, gifts and eloquence will pass away like childish things, and that faith, hope and love will remain, and that we now see as in a dim mirror but will one day see face to face. Listen if you want to sort out what in your life will actually last.
There Is More to Experience with God
There Is More!
In life, it’s easy to fall into apathy and stop expecting positive changes. However, in a life with God, there IS ALWAYS MORE-because through Him we discover that there is more than just the here and now, more in our relationship with Him and with others, and that we always have more to give of ourselves to others. So if you long for a life in which THERE IS MORE, you can’t miss this sermon series.
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