Making Waves

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Check out the video version of this sermon by clicking here ! Hello and welcome back to another week here on Making Waves! We’re so glad that you are able to join us as we continue to dive into the story of the Passion of Christ this Easter season. If this is your first time joining us for this, I would highly recommend going back and checking out the last two sermons, but if that’s beyond your time crunch schedule, I’ll start off with a quick summary. Two weeks ago, we started a series called Break A Few Eggs, where we started to talk about the strange symbolism of eggs on the Easter message. We always see the dyed eggs or the candy-filled plastic eggs, but we’re never sure WHY those exist. There are a lot of ways to interpret those little symbols, but we’ve been looking at them as reminders of the life of Christ and what he represented in His coming and dying for our sins. The first week we talked about Jesus coming and bringing with Him  a chance for a new covenant. A c

Due to an unfortunate error, there will be no video for this week's sermon. Hope you will still consider reading the blog, however! Hello and welcome back once again to Making Waves! We are thrilled that you are joining us this week as we kick off once more a new series. For this series, we will be leading all the way up to Easter Sunday on April 16th, with the exception of next week, as my lovely wife and I will be away on a retreat with some close friends. Speaking of Logan, I’d love to share with you our regular Sunday morning routine. A super secret look into the weekly life of a pastor and his wife. It’s like TMZ, but better. I wake up quite early on Sunday’s so as to best prepare for the sermon that day. I piddle around and make myself a personal pot of coffee. I lounge around rehearsing my sermon, rewriting sections, reviewing myself. Finally, it gets to be about 7am and Logan is starting to slowly but surely wake up and so I move from the living room to the k