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New sermon series: We're talking about marriage!

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Lots of work going on around PG today!

Did you know that according to a recent Gallop poll, 51% of teenagers admit to not having someone they look up to in their life? They can't think of one person they would want to model their lives after. The truth is, everyone needs a hero...someone to mentor them and model what it means to follow Jesus. Who is your hero and why? Tell us below...

Current Sermon Series, 11a, Sundays

A lot of times people say things, like "kids aren't like what they used to be." But does that make sense? Who reared them? Is it fair that we blame children and teenagers for not becoming what we desire them to be when they haven't had great role models to demonstrate what those qualities look like? We're taking this responsibility seriously by spending the summer learning how to be real heroes in the world. Will you join with us at 11a on Sundays?

Superman, Wonderwoman, Batman, Spiderman....all great imaginary heroes, but did you know that you can be a real hero? We're learning how to be real heroes throughout the summer. Join us for our summer sermon series, "The Age of Heroes." Sundays, 11a.

Yesterday was a great start to becoming heroes! Point to ponder: "What do you fear most: the disapproval of God or the disapproval of others?"

Sermon Series starting on Father's Day, 11am!

Good morning! As I was driving to work this morning, God spoke to me. He gave me a message for someone....maybe it's you. Do you feel lonely? I mean, you're surrounded by people and busyness, but you feel isolated....like no one cares? Do you have a lot of hurt...rejection? Do you have bitterness and regret deep in your heart? Are you crying out for someone to notice you....to hold you....to care about you? Read this "Story Behind the Song" and then please take time to listen, sing along, and worship the One with reckless love. This moment can change your life! With love, Jaime Cory Asbury... When I use the phrase, “the reckless love of God,” we’re not saying that God, himself, is reckless—He’s not crazy. We are, however, saying that the way he loves is in many regards quite so. What I mean is this: He’s utterly unconcerned about the consequences of his actions with regard to his own safety, comfort, and well-being. His love isn’t crafty or slick; it’s not cunning or shrewd. In fact, all things considered, it’s quite child-like. And, might I even suggest sometimes downright ridiculous. His love bankrupted heaven for you and for me. His love doesn’t consider himself first; it isn’t selfish or self-serving. He doesn’t wonder what He’ll gain or lose by putting himself on the line. He simply puts himself out there on the off chance that you and I might look back at Him and give him that love in return. His love leaves the 99 to find the 1 every time. To many practical adults, that’s a foolish concept: “But what if He loses the 99 in finding the 1?” What if? Finding that one lost sheep is and will always be supremely important. His love isn’t cautious. It’s a love that sent His own son to die a gruesome death on a cross. There’s no “Plan B” with the love of God. He gives his heart so completely—so preposterously—that if refused, we would think it irreparably broke it. Yet, He gives himself away again, and again, and again, and again—time and time again! Make no mistake, our sins do pain his heart, and 70 times 7 is a lot of times to get your heart broken. And yet He opens up and allows us back in every single time. His love saw you when you hated Him and all logic said: “they’ll reject me.” He said, “I don’t care what it costs me. I’ll lay my life on the line as long as I get their hearts. To make it personal: His love saw me, a broken-down kid with regret as deep as the ocean. My innocence and youth poured out like water. And He found me, and He put me on His shoulders. And He carried me home because He’s just that good—He’s just that kind. He’s a father that never gives up. ~Cory Asbury, songwriter

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What an amazing day of worship! It was great seeing so many people come together for our great God. I love to see folks being the hands and feet of Jesus. Thankful to be the pastor where God is doing a great work!

If you’re feeling down this morning, take a moment to be still and remember: God’s goodness is running after you. Satan would love nothing more than for you to think God is against you. But, as a child of God, he is for you. And, if God be for you, who can be against you?! Listen to the words of this song and worship the One who is so, so good!

Shame is a prison as cruel as a grave Shame is a robber and he’s come to take my name Love is my redeemer lifting me up from the ground Love is the power where my freedom song is found If you're feeling beat up this morning, give this a listen. It'll pick you right up!

No matter what others might say to you or about you, remember this....

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