This is My Song: Melodies that Inspire Fruitful Living

2024 Fall Sermon Series
Starting Sunday, August 25
 

In music composition, there is a type of chord that is played to create tension. It’s called a chord of dissonance. Composers will use this chord in their compositions to create feelings that long for resolution. They may prolong this dissonance so that when the chord of resolution comes, it is a much welcomed and anticipated feeling of relief.

Often times in our culture, it may feel like we are living through one big chord of dissonance, and this may create feelings of hopelessness as we long for resolution. What is the Christ follower to do in seasons of such conflict? How do we not get swept up in the conflict and emotion of the day?
 

Join us this Fall as we learn how we can sing a song of resolution, a song centered on living out the Fruits of the Spirit (peace, patience, self control, love, etc), that can only come from loving Jesus and having his Spirit inside of us, so that we can provide a sense of relief and resolution to the world.

Most Recent Sermon at Bethel

 
 
“Loving Kindness”
 
Rev. Mike Horst – 9.29.2024
(Ruth 1-4)
 
Series: This is My Song: Melodies that Inspire Fruitful Living

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