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Anxious for Nothing
Marc Swenson - December 14, 2025
America is often described as one of the most anxious nations – from economic pressures, political turmoil, and AI-fueled misinformation to personal struggles like health challenges, fractured relationships, or holiday bills piling up, there is plenty to worry about. Yet Jesus urges us not to worry. How can that be? Join us this Sunday as we discover the powerful antidote to anxiety as He continues to teach us through His Sermon on the Mount. We can’t wait to worship together as we journey through this Advent season!
America is often described as one of the most anxious nations – from economic pressures, political turmoil, and AI-fueled misinformation to personal struggles like health challenges, fractured relationships, or holiday bills piling up, there is plenty to worry about. Yet Jesus urges us not to worry. How can that be? Join us this Sunday as we discover the powerful antidote to anxiety as He continues to teach us through His Sermon on the Mount. We can’t wait to worship together as we journey through this Advent season!
Dan Mitchum - May 1, 2022
An Anchor for Our Souls
Many early Christians were buried in the catacombs in Rome, those tunnels under the ancient city. Three common symbols of faith appear on their tombs: the dove, the fish, and the anchor. The dove symbolizes the Holy Spirit. The letters of the Greek word for “fish,” ichthus, stand for the words “Jesus Christ, God's Son, Savior.” The anchor came from the idea that as Christians were going through difficult, insecure times, their hope anchored their souls. Where did they get that idea? From Hebrews 6:13-20—one of the passages we’ll study tomorrow. Jesus was, is, and will forever be the Anchor of our souls!
Scripture References: Hebrews 6:13-20, Hebrews 7:25-28
From Series: "Hebrews: JESUS IS GREATER"
The overall message of Hebrews is JESUS IS GREATER. Greater than what? Jesus is greater than everything! The early Christians needed to be reminded of the supremacy of Christ over all people and things.
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Dan Mitchum - May 1, 2022
An Anchor for Our Souls
Many early Christians were buried in the catacombs in Rome, those tunnels under the ancient city. Three common symbols of faith appear on their tombs: the dove, the fish, and the anchor. The dove symbolizes the Holy Spirit. The letters of the Greek word for “fish,” ichthus, stand for the words “Jesus Christ, God's Son, Savior.” The anchor came from the idea that as Christians were going through difficult, insecure times, their hope anchored their souls. Where did they get that idea? From Hebrews 6:13-20—one of the passages we’ll study tomorrow. Jesus was, is, and will forever be the Anchor of our souls!
Scripture References: Hebrews 6:13-20, Hebrews 7:25-28
From Series: "Hebrews: JESUS IS GREATER"
The overall message of Hebrews is JESUS IS GREATER. Greater than what? Jesus is greater than everything! The early Christians needed to be reminded of the supremacy of Christ over all people and things.