If you only catch one thing from Sunday’s sermon about the woman at the well, catch this: She was thirsty.
And if you can only watch part of this past Sunday’s sermon, make it these seven-and-a-half minutes.
People are thirsty – for the living water.
They long for Jesus and what he has to offer.
Here’s a reminder of how great Christmas Eve is at Curwensville Alliance.
We hope you’ll join us at on Facebook or in person on December 24, 2021 at 7 pm.
We’ll also work to put the service on our YouTube channel by 9 PM.
Have a blessed Advent and a merry Christmas!
If you’re subscribed to Curwensville Alliance’s YouTube Channel, you’re getting the video we provide there. And you’re getting the Advent Moments – highlights from Sunday’s Service.
If you’re not getting them, you can subscribe here.
This week’s video is here.
May your Advent Season be marked by the presence of Christ.
Today, a good friend asked…
“How did you handle your first Christmas without a parent? I’m struggling… Thanksgiving was tough.”
That’s a difficult question, isn’t it?
May God comfort you and help you as you navigate the difficult transitions of life. May his presence be with you and guide you.
As a kid, I loved Halloween because of one thing: Candy. I’d dress up and collect all the candy I could score.
Candy, in those days, was at the heart of Halloween. In my mind, it still is.
But during this time of year, there are those who choose to celebrate darkness. And that makes Halloween a great time for someone like me to present what the Bible says about spiritism.
I am not speaking on it this year, so I offer a previous message on spiritism here.
Since it was recorded before we were doing video recordings, I have inserted the PowerPoint as the video.
If you’d rather catch just the audio in a podcast, click here.
Halloween: Enjoy the candy. Avoid the darkness. Shine the Light.