The Pilgrim’s Journey
Join The Journey To Resurrection Hope
Sunday, February 18th
Dr. David Hughes
Sermon Title: Packing Light
Scripture: Genesis 9:8-17
If you want the journey to be free of burdens, then we need to dump our baggage and pack light.
Sunday, February 25th
Dr. David Hughes
Sermon Title: Powered By The Promise
Scripture: Romans 4:13-25
The best way to power you forward in your journey is to know the fulfillment of the promise that you are receiving during it.
Sunday, March 3rd
Dr. David Hughes
Sermon Title: A Pilgrim’s Prayer
Scripture: Psalm 19
When we journey to the correct destinations in life, our hearts and minds are clear. We don’t pray to God asking for what we need, but instead profess who He is.
Sunday, March 10th
Guest Preacher: Dr. Rodger Murchison
Sermon Title: The Song of the Mockingbird
Scripture: Psalm 137:1-6
The Song of the Pilgrim has many movements, just like the journey of life. For some their song is silence. For others their song is a dirge. Still others will sing a song of joy. We are pilgrims on a journey. May our Pilgrim’s Song be in harmony with God.
Sunday, March 17th
Dr. David Hughes
Sermon Title: Distress Call
Scripture: Numbers 21:4-9
During the journey we can become lost and discouraged. When we turn on God and against ourselves, we risk losing it all. That’s why God gives us a way to have a distress call, and He always answers when His people cry out for help.
Sunday, March 24th
Palm Sunday
Dr. David Hughes
Sermon Title: Ya’ll come on
Scripture: John 12:20-33
The journey isn’t for those who have correct beliefs alone, but the journey is for everyone who is willing to live as Jesus explains. Days from the cross, Jesus declares, “To die to yourself is to live for God both now and eternally”
Sunday, March 31st
Easter Sunday
Dr. David Hughes
Sermon Title: Into The Great Unknown
Scripture: Mark 16:1-8
The empty tomb isn’t a landing strip but a launch pad. The journey leads us to the place of resurrection hope not because it’s over, but so that it will begin anew as we go and follow Jesus into the great unknown.
