McGough's Ministry

This morning as we look at the call to stewardship, we see that all we have is a gift, and we are called to share those gifts with others. 

As we wrap up our series on how we are called to "One Another" one another, today we looked at the call to forgive

As we continue to look at how we one another one another, today we hear the challenge to carry one another in love as we seek to restore one another gently. 

As we pivot from our oneness, to how we live out that oneness, today we began our series ONE ANOTHER. Today we looked at our call to love one another. 

As we wrap up our series ONE, we also celebrate World Communion Sunday as we hear the challenge to stop shrinking The Table, but to build The Table bigger

As we continue looking at our call to be united and create a place of belonging, today we looked at how begin a part of the Body is not a call to uniformity but to unity, and we are created to be diverse, and we must not let that become a reason of division

This week we started a new series looking how we are created to be UNITED in the Body of Christ. This begins with REMEMBERING grace, and where we came from. When we do this we can stop building walls Jesus came to destroy.

As we wrap up our "Think Again" series, we look at how we must rehearse in our minds the love and grace of Christ. This is a reminder that we allow the world keep repeating the negative in our mind, but we need to replace this with the Truth of God. 

As we continue looking at our thought life we discussed how the lies we believe can create the story of our life and enslave us, but it is in the TRUTH that we are set free, and this Truth isn't information but a person....JESUS

As we hear in 2 Corinthians we are called to take each thought captive. This week we started a 3 week series on our thought life. This week had the challenge to become aware of our thoughts. 

This morning as we looked at the song 10000 Reasons we are reminded of what worship is, and that God is the only one worthy of our worship and praise

This morning we hear about Jesus calling us to come and lay it down and meet Him at the altar

This morning was a shift from our series, I preached in traditional worship. We took a look at a group of parables about the Kingdom of God, and how the Kingdom isn't just an accessory but desires to take over. 

As we continue looking that the theology of music, today we look at the parable of the lost sheep to explore the "Reckless Love" of God

This morning we start a series diving into the theology of some of our favorite worship songs. Today we looked not at the question of does God love us, but "How He Loves". 

As we end our series on the Ekklessia, we look at the division that could, and has been the downfall of the Ekklessia. This is a call to be united in our love of Christ, over our own stances and opinions. 

This morning, as we continued looking at Ekklessia, we asked the question "Have we lost our wonder?"

This morning, as we continued looking at Ekklesia, we looked at the boldness that the early movement proclaimed the good news with. We also looked at how they were outward focused and would not allow the world to silence them 

In Psalm 145 we hear the call of the Ekklesia is to share the Good News with all we encounter. To never let the Chain of Communication break 

As we continue looking at the movement of Christ that is Ekklesia we see how it all began in the book of Acts

In the beginning the Church was not a building, but was a movement. This morning we hear the encouragement to follow the example of Christ, and to be a people that  stick to that calling

As we celebrate Pentecost we are reminded that the gift of the Spirit is it seeks to close the gap between us and the divine, between what we believe and how we live

This morning we looked at suffering and pain, and what it means to us as Christians. 

This morning we continued to journey through 1 Peter, and found  that our identity and purpose are rooted in Christ as our cornerstone

As we hear this morning about the gift of Salvation we are challenged by Peter to respond in love, grace and mercy