We are continuing in our sermon series on Love. To expand on this idea, we will be looking into one of the most famous passages on the topic - 1 Corinthians 13. Last week we focused on where love comes from - this week we’ll be asking the question: What is love?
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With Valentine’s Day approaching, "love is in the air." There are so many clichés that surround this holiday of love that completely miss the true meaning of the word. In the Bible, Jesus gives a new command to love one another - and he repeats it more than once. We’ve said it, we’ve heard it, we’ve learned about it, but how do we live it? This 3-week series will explore the one thing that helps us to stand out from the crowd.
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Life can be exhausting and persevering can be tough. We can get bogged down by responsibilities and forgetful of our true purpose. This week, we are looking into Hebrews to help us keep moving forward with the confidence we have in Jesus.
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Life is unpredictable, but we keep trying to predict what will happen next. By making plans for the future, we want to make sure everything is in order. But what if God has other plans for us? How can we know them and what are the steps we should take to follow his plans?
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We all have times when we feel hopeless about some aspect of our lives. Ezekiel's dramatic, visual message to ancient Israel in Ezekiel 37 has direct relevance for us today. God desires that we live vital, refreshed lives and has a word of hope for us in Hong Kong about how to do this.
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In the month of January, there is usually an internal check-up we perform on ourselves. Some people set resolutions and others make small and sometimes drastic changes. As we begin this new year, we will look at how pausing to seek and connect with God will help everything else to fall into place.
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Kyle Reed will be sharing God’s Word this Sunday. After finishing seminary in 2010 and surviving a near-fatal traumatic brain injury (2011), Kyle and his family relocated from the USA to Hong Kong to serve in Youth Ministry. Kyle now serves as an Associate Pastor at Island ECC. Kyle and his wife, Deonna, have four wild and crazy kids who are learning Cantonese.
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