Next Sermon Series: LOST

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January 21, 2010

I've been working all day on our next sermon series entitled, LOST. The teaching for LOST will all be focused on the three parables found in Luke 15. Here's the schedule:

January 31st - "One in a 100"
February 7th - "Search Party"
February 14th - "Wasted"
February 21st - "The Other"

I'm very excited about this series and believe it will be the highlight of Church Requel's young life. These stories that Jesus told 2,000 years ago are still the best today! The fact that our heavenly Father actually searches for us is utterly amazing!

The picture above is the promo card that we will be giving to our congregation Sunday evening so that they might invite their friends and family. The video below is the promo video we plan to show this weekend. Enjoy!

LOST Sermon Series Promo from Mark Pierce on Vimeo.

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