Sunday Worship - October 24th

December 26, 2022

Faith Worship - 24 October 2021 at 10 am

Pastor Micah offers an online service, combining preaching from his home and seamless musical offerings from the Faith-Salem Virtual Choir. In this week's gospel, we learn about Bartimaeus, the blind man who, after being healed by Jesus and receiving his sight, immediately decided to become a disciple and follow Jesus. Bartimaeus shows us what it means to be a disciple. And although it is far from easy, there is a joy to be found in discipleship. There is a joy that comes in the presence of Jesus. There is a love that can be found in Christian community. And there is grace, mercy and healing to be found in the community of God. We are free to choose (or not choose) discipleship. May we choose to be servant leaders and disciples of Christ, proclaiming the love of God and the grace and mercy of Christ to all people.

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