Interim Pastor Neal Nybo brings a practical lesson based upon scripture from Matthew 4:18-20 and Mark 4:37-40 about learning to follow Jesus and trusting in God.

God desires all people to become who they are destined to be. Fully achieving one’s destiny is only possible with God’s guidance and strategy. This includes allowing God’s Spirit to work within us and express Godself through our lives. One such expression would include an exuberance and joy for life. This weekend in worship, Pastor Neal launches an inspiring message series on the life-giving character traits of Jesus as described in Galatians 5:22-25.

A recent article in Psychology Today claims, “Social media is taking over the world…” and goes on to claim that the average American has five different social media accounts. Everyone would agree that social media has brought the world closer together. However, the darker side of social media is that it’s addictive, revealing our human desire to be “liked”. Social media adds to being overwhelmed by “the rat race” and ultimately undermines our sense of inner peace. This weekend in worship, Pastor Neal will reflect on Jesus’ peace that is offered to all.

People may not remember what you said, nor what you did, but they will always remember how you made them feel. So why not leave them with something kind? Truth is, kindness is too important to leave to random chance and an act of kindness can potentially change someone’s life. It’s true. One kind act steered the entire direction of Pastor Neal’s life. Find out how, this weekend in worship as Pastor Neal continues our message series, Becoming Who We Are Destined to Be with a message on Kindness.

Nearly two thousand years ago, Jesus of Nazareth entered into the city of Jerusalem by riding on the back of a donkey. Those who witnessed that event reacted in three different ways - two of which may surprise you! This Palm Sunday weekend, Pastor Neal reflects on the crowd’s varying responses and challenges us to consider how we too, might respond.

San Clemente Presbyterian Church

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San Clemente Presbyterian Church