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The Word is Out:
New Pastor, Same Gospel

This Summer the word is out in more ways than one at Floris. We have a new pastor! So spread the news and join us for a series that revels in the good news of the Gospel of John and the Word made flesh.

July 19 | John 1:1-18

July 26 | A Home Beyond Walls: God’s Expansive Kingdom | John 1:19-29

The life of a Christian and the life of the church have a point, and John the Baptist shows us what it looks like.

August 2 | What Do You Want? | John 1:29-42

In John’s gospel especially, when Jesus asks a question, he is asking us that question, even today. Today Jesus asks, “What do you want?”

August 9 | To Have and To Hold| John 2:1-12

This week we’ll hear the story of Jesus at a wedding, the first of his great “signs” which invite us to a feast that never ends. 

August 16 | A Brick House| John 2:13-25

Jesus enters the temple and pitches a fit. There are some things that brick and mortar just cannot contain. 

August 23 | John 3:1-21

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Home Away From Home

The sermon series Home Away from Home invites us to rethink what “home” truly means—not as a fixed place we possess, but as a shared, sacred reality we create with God. Home is where we show up, choosing presence over invisibility; it is where we lean in, building meaningful relationships rooted in love and community; and it is where we pour out, allowing the Holy Spirit to lead us into kingdom work that extends belonging to others.

June 21 | A Home Beyond Walls: God’s Expansive Kingdom | Psalm 24: 1-6, John 14:1-6

In a world that often defines home in territorial or exclusive ways, Jesus reframes it as something far greater than any physical place. Our time and space here are temporary and entrusted to us. We belong to God’s home, which is a gift that is expansive and inclusive of all people.

June 28 | Home in Motion: Laying Foundations on Unsteady Ground | Isaiah 43: 16-19

In the midst of transition, home is less about stability of place and more about openness of spirit. As we navigate moves, changes, and uncertainty, we are invited to open our eyes and hearts to what God is doing. True home is not limited by temporary circumstances, but grounded in shared, enduring belonging. Even when the landscape shifts, home is formed as we trust God’s presence and live with hope in the future God is shaping.

July 5 | Home in Exile: Rooted in New Ground | Jeremiah 29:4-11

Sometimes, we need to be reminded that we are not yet home. And yet, being in a new land requires us to remain rooted in God even when everything around us feels unfamiliar. In Jeremiah 29, God’s people are instructed to build, plant, and seek the flourishing of the very place they find themselves—even in exile. This reminds us that faithfully caring for the people and space of the land we inhabit is how we create a home away from home.

July 12 | Building Belonging: Becoming Home for One Another | Acts 2:42-47

Building a sense of “home” is about actively creating a shared sense of belonging. Each of us plays a role by leaning in, investing in one another, and embodying community together. It takes a village, not just to find home, but to become it for others. Inspired by the example of the early church, we are called to create glimpses of heaven on earth—fostering generosity, connection, and unity—so that home becomes a lived, tangible experience of God’s love.

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