A Jesus-looking God
December 25, 2022
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On Christmas day of 2022, we lean on the lectionary and the Hebrews 1:1-4 Scripture, teaching us that Jesus is God’s entire manifestation and essence. As Christians, we worship and follow a Jesus-looking God. Thank you for joining us for today’s message.
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Merry Christmas,
Hill-Tran Ministries
- Pastor Harold Long
- Christmas
- Hebrews 1:1-4
- Advent
- Darkness
- Die to Self
- Hope
- Jesus is the Light
- Jesus-Centered
- Jesus-Centered Faith
- Jesus-centered life
- Jesus-looking God
- Joy
- Joy to the World
- Light
- Light of the World
- light vs dark
- Love
- Morgan Freeman
- New Year 2023
- New Year's Day
- New Year's Resolutions
- Peace
- Personal Inventory
- Surrender
- Hillsboro UMC
- Transformation UMC
A Saved Savior
December 18, 2022
- Unforgettable Christmas
- Matthew 2:13-23
- Angels
- Excluded
- Herod
- Herod the Great
- Jesus
- Jesus is the Light
- Jesus the Christ
- Jesus-Centered
- Joseph
- King Herod
- Loneliness
- Mary
- Mary and Joseph
- Our Real Purpose
- Pain
- Purpose
- Suffering
- Wounded
- Hillsboro UMC
- Transformation UMC
Today we continue our Christmas message series “Unforgettable Christmas.” We unpack Matthew 2:13-23 and our message titled “A Saved Savior.” We look at the character of Herod the Great, also known as King Herod. We also discover our responsibility as it relates to God’s purpose for our lives, avoiding evil and helping advance the kingdom. Lastly, we recognize those suffering, wounded, excluded, or lonely this Christmas season.
Keep Your Eyes On The Light
August 9, 2020
- Pastor Harold Long
- Summer 2020 Lectionary Series
- Matthew 14:22-33
- Jesus is the Light
- Keep Your Eyes On the Light
- The Acrostic KEEP
- Hillsboro UMC
- Transformation UMC
Thank you for joining us for this week’s message titled “Keep Your Focus On The Light.” In today’s message, Pastor Harold unpacks Matthew 14:22-33, and we focus on the story of how Peter took his eyes off of Jesus, and once he did, his faith quickly dissipated, and he began to drown. What areas of your life have you taken your eyes off of God and have chosen to go it alone? You quickly find yourself ate up with fear, anxiety, anger, and depression, don’t you? Pastor Harold uses the acrostic “KEEP” to help us discover and learn the importance of keeping our eyes on the light. He also points out the many promises that come our way when we choose to live the kingdom life.