The Compass Church

2019 Easter Celebration

Today we are continuing to look at the Kingdom of God and the nature of the Gospel. We will be looking at Luke 18:9-14 and learning what God’s “Inside Out” Kingdom looks like. Love came down in Christ Jesus and this love is what declares us to have a right and acceptable relationship based on the work of Jesus received by faith alone.

Last week we asked the questions: Who is God, What Has God Done, and Who are we? Our focus today is on our identity as adopted children of God. Church is not an event. It’s a Community. Mission is not an event. It’s a Lifestyle. We are called to live ordinary life with Gospel Intentionality.

We are continuing our series on how to be Gospel Fluent people who take the truths of the Gospel into the everyday stuff of life. The fruit of our life reveals the quality of the root that is sustaining us.

Today we continue our “Lost in Translation” teaching series by looking at the Gospel in us and why it’s so difficult to live Gospel fluent lives. We are in a spiritual battle every moment, which requires us to know our enemy.

We are continuing our look at what it means to be “Gospel Fluent people” in our short series called “Lost in Translation”. Gospel fluency is... having Gospel motivation and biblical direction when encountering things.

Today we are going to be looking at blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. What it is, some causes, and how to remedy it.

The passage this morning is from Mark 3:7-21. When you read it and consider what we find throughout the rest of the Bible, as well as the history of the church, you will discover something very encouraging: Our God who uses ordinary people to accomplish his extraordinary work in this world.

We are looking at Mark 3:1-6 when Jesus heals a man with a withered hand. This was done on the Sabbath, making the religious leaders even more upset with Jesus. We will examine what it means to “Sabbath” well, and how it applies to us.

Today we continue or series called “Awe and Wonder”, a study of the book of Mark. We will be looking at Mark 2:23-28, when Jesus addresses the issue of working on the sabbath.

Today we are looking at the classic carol, “Hark the Herald Angels Sing”. Written by Charles Wesley, (English Methodist leader and hymn writer). If you listen closely to the lyrics you’ll notice that the carol gives a full explanation of the gospel.

The songs we sing at Christmas are some of the most well known songs in the world yet at the same time the most unknown songs. Each year, the soundtrack to Christmas repeats songs that constantly proclaim the gospel to us and the world around us. This Christmas Season, we are going to dive into these classic songs and unpack the deeper meaning our Christmas soundtrack.

Today we are continuing our sermon series called Awe and Wonder. We will be looking at Mark 2:1-12 and the fact that the Jesus we need, is not necessarily the Jesus we want.

Today we are continuing our sermon series called Awe and Wonder and we we will be looking at Mark 1:35-45. We will see through our text how Jesus advances the gospel through prayer, preaching and cleansing.

Today we continue in our teaching series called, “Awe and Wonder” on the Gospel of Mark. This morning we will be looking at Mark 1:29-34. The scripture recounts more of Jesus miraculous healings, a display of his compassion, authority and power.

Today we continue in our teaching series entitled, “Awe and Wonder” on the Gospel of Mark. Today we will be studying Mark 1:21-28. In this passage we begin to see Jesus displaying his authority in both his teaching and his power in healing a man with an “unclean spirit”.

We continue in our teaching series called, “Awe and Wonder” on the Gospel of Mark. This morning we will be in Mark 1:14-20. As Jesus begins his public ministry he starts by calling his first disciples a pair of brothers: Simon and Andrew and James and John. These men are fishermen and Jesus calls them to something much more!!

How do we engage with and overcome temptation, when the wilderness makes us vulnerable?

One of these things just doesn't belong? Why was Jesus baptized if Jesus was sinless...

Humility, through repentance, is the only way to receive the abundance of God's Grace.

This week we begin the journey of understanding who Jesus is.

How can we be so sure God is Faithful?

“Grace is not opposed to effort, it is opposed to earning. Earning is an attitude. Effort is an action. Grace, you know, does not just have to do with forgiveness of sins alone.” -Dallas Willard

What is this new teaching that you are bringing? God needs nothing. He himself gives everyone life and breath and everything else, everyday!

Will guides us through a portion of the story, The Prodigal Son.