CURRENT SERMON SERIES

The word kindness originally developed from a root word that meant “family” or “with the feeling of relatives for each other.” We begin this series considering what it might mean to stretch ourselves and offer KINDNESS to “others.” Being kind to those who are kind to us is easy. Being kind to those who think differently can be a challenge, but it is a call from God.

Harmony doesn’t mean we will all have everything in common. God’s sovereignty will allow us to sit beside / have conversations with those who might be very different than we are and discover that some of our differences actually create “harmony” that can bind us together.

The root of the word “human” is the same as the word “humility.” When we hear each other’s fears, anxieties, and pain, we can recognize that we all share the experience of being human. Having conversations in humility may help us focus on listening to each other, making every effort to stay united.

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How do we “keep love for one another FERVENT” after an election. How do we remember to speak as God would speak or share how God would share in light of our shared experienced AND our differences. What does LOVE look like when it is offered to give God glory?