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How many times in the last week did you serve someone? Many of us look over and skip the basic, yet ordinary ways God invites and calls us to serve our family, our neighbors, and the world. Join Pastor Jared for the next in our series the “Power of Ordinary” as we examine service.  Find your place at stlukecabot.org.

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Imagine someone only showing up for your birthday and believing they are your best friend. Join Pastor Jared Townley for the next in our series the “Power of Ordinary” as we explore how relationships change as we view each moment and opportunity as a moment for connection.  Find your place at stlukecabot.org!

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When you think about your family, is it the ordinary moments you believe have more power or the mountain top moments? Join Pastor Jared Townley as we return to the “Power of Ordinary” to see how our families are changed when we consider what God is doing in the ordinary moments of life.  Find your place at stlukecabot.org!

Have you ever felt as though your 9 to 5 job was meaningless and lacking purpose? Join Pastor Jared Townley as we return to the “Power of Ordinary” to see how even the perspective of our job can change as we view what God is doing in the ordinary moments.  Find your place at stlukecabot.org!

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Where do you see God at work the most? Small moments? Big moments? Welcome back to the Power of Ordinary as we explore what it looks like for God to be at work in both the big and small moments of life. This week we explore what it means that God is at work growing our faith in the ordinary moments of life.  Find your place at stlukecabot.org!

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In this New Year, what will you focus on? How will you think about your day to day life? Join Pastor Jared Townley as we begin a new series that offers to us a way to see how and why the smaller moments in life matter just as much as the big moments.  Find your place at stlukecabot.org!

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With one more week left until Christmas, we hear our final Hymn of Hope - Prepare the Royal Highway. We pray that all who you love would be ready for the savior of the world to enter in and look forward to celebrating with you next week!    Find your place at stlukecabot.org!

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Journey back 1,600 years to a hymn that has echoed through centuries of Christmas celebrations. 'Savior of the Nations, Come,' penned by Ambrose of Milan (340-397), isn't just ancient words on a page—it's a living bridge to generations of faithful voices before us. This week on 'Hymns of Hope,' discover how Ambrose's timeless words weave together the grand story of salvation that continues to insp...

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Can you imagine the lyrics you would write as a Christian who endured in faith through World War 2? This week, we hear of a hymn written by Jochen Klepper who lived during the Third Reich and how he found comfort, hope, and peace through his faith.    Find your place at stlukecabot.org!

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Have you ever truly spent time with the beautiful hymns we sing in the season of Advent? We begin a new devotional series called “Hymns of Hope” as we explore and dive deeper into the hymns of faith. This week, we take up a hymn which may not sound like an Advent hymn, but is one which points us towards Christmas and Christ’s Second Advent.   Find your place at stlukecabot.org!

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One week after the #ServingChallenge, how has your faith changed? In what ways have you grown? Where have you seen God move you in service, but most importantly, in becoming like His Son, Jesus?  Find your place at stlukecabot.org.

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Words that may sound offensive to our ears, are the same words we hear in the last topic of the #ServingChallenge. As we consider the ambition Jesus had, we see how His ambition challenges and changes us to live not for ourselves, but for others.  Find your place at stlukecabot.org.