This Sunday we are taking a break from our Minor Prophets with a Major Message series as guest speaker Mr. Steve Pennington talks about the importance of turning around. Worship begins at 10:30 am. We hope you’ll join us.
Save the Date for Sunday, June 14 and join us for a unique outdoor worship experience at the Lighthouse on Summit St. at 11 am right here in the Point! 
This Sunday we are taking a break from our current Minor Prophets with a Major Message series as guest speaker Mr. Arnie Buehler shares from the book of 2 Timothy.
“Remember Me” is the theme of worship this Memorial weekend. Join us for worship as we celebrate communion and remember together all that Christ has done for us, and consider all of the ways we serve Him. Worship begins at 10:30 am. We hope to see you here!
This week we will be looking at the prophets Micah in our current sermon series, Minor Prophets with a Major Message. These books of the Bible are so named not because they are minor in importance, but because they are shorter in length than the “major prophets” of Isaiah, Jeremiah, etc. In fact, these books are extremely interesting and relevant.
Your assignment this week is, read the book of Micah in the Old Testament by this Sunday.
See you for worship on Sunday morning!
This week we will be looking at the prophets Amos and Obadiah through our current sermon series, Minor Prophets with a Major Message. These books of the Bible are so named not because they are minor in importance, but because they are shorter in length than the “major prophets” of Isaiah, Jeremiah, etc. In fact, these books are extremely interesting and relevant. Here are just a few quotes from the Minor Prophets:
Your assignment this week is, read the book of Amos and Obadiah in the Old Testament by this Sunday.
See you for worship on Sunday morning!
This week we will be looking at the prophet Joel in our current sermon series, Minor Prophets with a Major Message. These books of the Bible are so named not because they are minor in importance, but because they are shorter in length than the “major prophets” of Isaiah, Jeremiah, etc. In fact, these books are extremely interesting and relevant. Here are just a few quotes from the Minor Prophets:
Your assignment this week is, read the book of Joel in the Old Testament by this Sunday.
See you for worship on Sunday morning!
For our next sermon series, we will be going through a section of the Bible called the Minor Prophets. These books are so named not because they are minor in importance, but because they are shorter in length than the “major prophets” of Isaiah, Jeremiah, etc. In fact, these books are extremely interesting and relevant. Here are just a few quotes from the Minor Prophets:
We’re going to spend several weeks in the Minor Prophets, and I’m going to ask you to read a book every week. This week’s book is the first minor prophet, Hosea. I think you will find it fascinating. For one thing, Hosea is told by God to marry a prostitute! Find out why this Sunday!
So, your assignment is, read the book of Hosea in the Old Testament by this Sunday.
See you for worship on Sunday morning!
Today’s reflection: #IAmNicodemus. Have you had your eyes opened to hope? Have you ever had to cling to hope even when all seemed lost? #IWasThere
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Today’s reflection: #IAmNicodemus. Have you had your eyes opened to hope? Have you ever had to cling to hope even when all seemed lost? #IWasThere Read the story here: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=john+3%3A1-21&version=NIVAnd here: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=john+19%3A38-42&version=NIV
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Today’s reflection: #IAmTheSoldiers. When have you gained from another’s suffering? Or simply gone about your business without considering whom it was affecting? #IWasThere
Today’s reflection: #IAmPilate. When have you chosen power over truth? When have you washed your hands of others’ suffering to preserve your own comfort? Read Pilate’s story here: https://
Today’s reflection: #IAmPeter. Can you identify with Peter’s experience of shame, regret, and denial? Read the story here: Luke 22:54-63
On Good Friday, there are many ways of reflecting on the love of God we see displayed on the Cross throughout Point Place. One of them is a multi-church service at 7 pm held at RiverPoint Ministries UMC (2862 131st St., Toledo OH) called “Were You There?” We will consider the various people who witnessed the Cross and reflect on where we find ourselves in the story. All are welcome. Childcare available.