deuteronomy 6:4-6:9

On Trinity Sunday, we come to know who God is in a deeper way. We grow in our relationship with Him and love Him even more.

On Trinity Sunday, we come to know who God is in a deeper way. We grow in our relationship with Him and love Him even more.

On Trinity Sunday, we come to know who God is in a deeper way. We grow in our relationship with Him and love Him even more.

On Trinity Sunday, we come to know who God is in a deeper way. We grow in our relationship with Him and love Him even more.

To know the Trinity is to know the love of God.

To know the Trinity is to know the love of God.

To know the Trinity is to know the love of God.

To know the Trinity is to know the love of God.

“Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. 5 You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might." Deuteronomy 6:4-5

Organization: Foundation Christian Ministries Speaker: Pastor Chris Pena City: Bastrop State: Tx

Organization: Foundation Christian Ministries Speaker: Pastor Chris Pena City: Bastrop State: Tx

Cornerstone Church of Christ

Family life is God's "training camp" for parents and their children.

Family life is God's "training camp" for parents and their children.

Every Word Though the grass withers and fades, Though the stars fall from the sky, Every Word of God endures and never dies. Though the mountains melt like wax, Though the trees return to sod, Everlasting is the Word of our great God. [Chorus] 
Every Word of God is true (He is making all things new) Every Word of God is true (Taste and see the Lord is good) Though we walk with fears and doubts,
Though we step where we can’t see,
The Word of God will be a lamp unto our feet. Though we sojourn as the pilgrim in a land of lies and death, The Word of God will give us hope and life and breath. [Chorus - 2x] [Bridge]
In the beginning was the Word.
That Word became flesh and dwelt with us.
He who has ears, let him hear,
The Word of God is drawing near.
He who has ears, let him hear,
The Word of God is drawing nearer and nearer and nearer... [Chorus - 2x] ©2018 Joe Deegan. Words and music by Joe Deegan.

Every Word Though the grass withers and fades, Though the stars fall from the sky, Every Word of God endures and never dies. Though the mountains melt like wax, Though the trees return to sod, Everlasting is the Word of our great God. [Chorus] 
Every Word of God is true (He is making all things new) Every Word of God is true (Taste and see the Lord is good) Though we walk with fears and doubts,
Though we step where we can’t see,
The Word of God will be a lamp unto our feet. Though we sojourn as the pilgrim in a land of lies and death, The Word of God will give us hope and life and breath. [Chorus - 2x] [Bridge]
In the beginning was the Word.
That Word became flesh and dwelt with us.
He who has ears, let him hear,
The Word of God is drawing near.
He who has ears, let him hear,
The Word of God is drawing nearer and nearer and nearer... [Chorus - 2x] ©2018 Joe Deegan. Words and music by Joe Deegan.

Sunday Worship service Sermons from the Akron Chinese Christian Christian that meets at The Chapel in Akron Ohio.

November ins indeed a time of gratitude; as we move towards Thanksgiving and the Christmas season, it feels like thankfulness is all around. In truth, every day is a chance to give thanks to God, regardless of our circumstances. How? With our hearts, our hands, and our voices. This is the last in the Neighborhood Church's Fall Sermon Series: "Remember, Rejoice and Respond... with Hearts and Hands and Voices." Accompanying Scripture passages are Deuteronomy 6: 4-9, 1 Thessalonians 4: 9-12 and Psalm 19: 1-14.

November ins indeed a time of gratitude; as we move towards Thanksgiving and the Christmas season, it feels like thankfulness is all around. In truth, every day is a chance to give thanks to God, regardless of our circumstances. How? With our hearts, our hands, and our voices. This is the last in the Neighborhood Church's Fall Sermon Series: "Remember, Rejoice and Respond... with Hearts and Hands and Voices." Accompanying Scripture passages are Deuteronomy 6: 4-9, 1 Thessalonians 4: 9-12 and Psalm 19: 1-14.

How do we orient ourselves to the Other? When presented with the Other— whether it be a racial, ethnic or political Other, we can choose to respond with fear, or with love. Through an Emily Dickinson poem and real world interactions with two women, UCC General Minister and President Rev. Dr. John C. Dorhauer suggests that love is the answer, and that it has always been the answer to all that God has asked of us.