As we’re starting the new year, we really are not doing anything new. Last year we moved from “WE” to “HIM.” Once you put your attention on Him, where else do you go? We don’t need to go in any other direction but only deeper in Him because He is the source of everything we...
Tag: <span>Abie Kulynych</span>
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“Love,” Matthew 1-2
Advent, from a Latin word for coming, is a time for waiting, a time of preparation to celebrate Jesus’ birth, but it is also a longing to see Jesus when He comes back again. Hope, peace, joy and love are different focuses of this very important period. In today’s sermon, in our last week of...
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“Joy,” John 10:7-10
Advent, from a Latin word for coming, is a time for waiting, a time of preparation to celebrate Jesus’ birth, but it is also a longing to see Jesus when He comes back again. Hope, peace, joy and love are different focuses of this very important period. In today’s sermon, in our third week of...
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“Peace,” Matthew 10:34-42
Advent, from a Latin word for coming, is a time for waiting, a time of preparation to celebrate Jesus’ birth, but it is also a longing to see Jesus when He comes back again. Hope, peace, joy and love are different focuses of this very important period. In today’s sermon, Jonathan Cornelius talks about “Peace.”
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“Hope,” Psalm 130
Advent, from a Latin word for coming, is a time for waiting, a time of preparation to celebrate Jesus’ birth, but it is also a longing to see Jesus when h e comes back again. Hope, peace, joy and love are different focuses of this very important period. In today’s sermon, our Discipleship Pastor Joanne...
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“God’s Character Is Made Known in Our Struggles,” Colossians 2:1-5
In today’s sermon, Pastor Abie Kulynych continues in chapter 2 of Colossians to encourage us to unite and come to the understanding that “God’s Character Is Made Known in Our Struggles.”
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“God’s Struggles for Us,” Colossians 2:1-6
In today’s sermon, Pastor Abie Kulynych talks about struggling in a way we’re not accustomed to. From Paul’s struggles for the church, he leads us to get a much better understanding of “God’s Struggles for Us.”
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“I Choose God,” Psalm 16:1-11
It is always our temptation to clean the outside of a cup and let the inside stay filthy. In today’s sermon, our Discipleship Pastor Joanne DiLeo invites us to share our hearts, to share Jesus, to share our lives in deeper ways. She challenges us and gives us permission to lay down any temptation to...
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“All Things,” Colossians 1:15-20
In today’s sermon, Pastor Abie Kulynych talks about the Sovereignty and preeminence of Jesus Christ, the image of the invisible God, over “All Things.”
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CORF Update #119 | October 21, 2022
Good Afternoon CORF, Please watch this video for all of this week’s announcements.