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THE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2026
Preacher | Rev. Dr. Tim Moore
Sermon | What Are We Supposed to Do in the Apocalypse?
Scripture | Matthew 25:31-46
Sermon Series | Living Through the Apocalypse
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When everything feels uncertain, who do we choose to care for?
In Matthew 25, Jesus tells the story of the sheep and the goats. Neither group recognizes his presence among those who are hungry, vulnerable, or in need. Yet one responds with compassion, while the other turns away.
It's a powerful reminder that in times of upheaval, when circumstances can change in an instant, how we respond to the needs of others matters.
This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Tim Moore concludes our series, Living Through the Apocalypse, with “What Are We Supposed to Do in the Apocalypse?” Together, we'll explore what it means to look beyond ourselves, recognize the needs around us, and choose compassion even when the future feels uncertain.
Join us for worship at 10 a.m. in person or online.
Immediately following worship, we encourage you to stay for one of the many Spiritual Growth classes available for adults, youth, and children (Godly Play).
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