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This Sunday, we’ll close the series with one final question: When will Jesus come again? This question really gets at the source of our hope- who and what it is we are waiting for, and how are called to live as we wait.
Our “little question” this week is one that I remember asking myself as a kid: Why did Jesus have to die? Appropriate to the topic of our question, we'll also be joining together at the Lord's Table, as we do at the beginning of every month.
Every week we look to the Bible for answers, but why do we trust that the Bible is authoritative in the first place? Where did the Bible even come from? How do we know it's true? Why is there so much weird stuff in the Bible? How do apply it to our world today that is so different from the worlds we read about in the Scriptures?
This Sunday we're looking at a very interesting question that a number of our kids asked: “What is Jesus doing right now?” There's a lot to say about this!
This week we’ll explore a difficult and important question about death. In the end, we may not have many answers, but we do have a person, the One who has come into our suffering and death to redeem it.
This Sunday we'll continue our series by looking at the question "How do you know God is talking to you and how do you know he is there?" This is a question that all of us have wondered at times!
This Sunday I'll be tacking the kid question: "What is heaven like and will our pets be there?" This is a question about the nature of Christian hope, which I love to talk about.
This Sunday we'll also be looking at the question, “How are people supposed to know about God if no one told them about Him?", which speaks of the importance of the church's mission to the ends of the earth.
This Sunday we are looking at the question, "Why did God put two trees in the garden?" We'll also hear from our kids and all the music they have learned this week at VBS!
This Sunday we are starting a new summer sermon series called "Let the Little Questions Come to Me." We are really excited about it! It's based on a set of questions about God, Jesus, and the Bible that we gleaned from our own children here at Third Church. It will be fun, interactive and shockingly profound.