StJohnsBytheSea

This morning we look at the solitary story of Jesus in his youth. The account in Luke 2 of the 12-year-old Jesus in the Temple reveals two incredible things for us to think about and appreciate this morning. First, how wonderful our relationship with God the Father will be one day, when all the effects of sin are removed from our lives. And Second, we see how much our Savior Jesus, the Second Person of the Trinity, gave up for us and for our redemption when he took humanity on himself. He truly knows our weaknesses. Church members and friends can support St. John's By-the-Sea by visiting our website https://www.stjohnsbythesea.com/donate, where a donation can be made by PayPal or credit card, if you prefer that to mailing your donations to the church.

The Land of Zebulun and the Land of Naphtali were well trodden by the enemies of God and armies came in and out all the time. It was the darkest land in Israel, but also the land that saw the light first, as Isaiah prophesied, and Matthew in Chapter 4 of his Gospel verifies. Church members and friends can support St. John's By-the-Sea by visiting our website https://www.stjohnsbythesea.com/donate, where a donation can be made by PayPal or credit card, if you prefer that to mailing your donations to the church.

This Sunday we look at Isaiah 40, and the incredibly uncomfortable message of "Comfort" the preacher is given to preach. Church members and friends can support St. John's By-the-Sea by visiting our website https://www.stjohnsbythesea.com/donate, where a donation can be made by PayPal or credit card, if you prefer that to mailing your donations to the church.

Jesus left behind no books, he had no great armies to carry his message, yet His life has more impact than every king who ever lived combined. Church members and friends can support St. John's By-the-Sea by visiting our website https://www.stjohnsbythesea.com/donate, where a donation can be made by PayPal or credit card, if you prefer that to mailing your donations to the church.