Melissa Schaser, CPC Pastor of Groups & Community Life, speaks on the Book of Esther. This book holds at its center a brave young woman called by God to save her people. Throughout the story we witness how Esther partners with her cousin Mordecai in order to accomplish God’s will. While Mordecai’s name isn’t in the title of the book, both Mordecai and Esther follow the call of God to save God’s people together. The model of their partnership offers a framework for how we too can think abo...
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Melissa Schaser, CPC Pastor of Groups & Community Life, speaks on the Book of Esther. This book holds at its center a brave young woman called by God to save her people. Throughout the story we witness how Esther partners with her cousin Mordecai in order to accomplish God’s will. While Mordecai’s name isn’t in the title of the book, both Mordecai and Esther follow the call of God to save God’s people together. The model of their partnership offers a framework for how we too can think abo...
May 15 | Carrying It All: What God Says About the Mental Load of Motherhood
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May 15 | Carrying It All: What God Says About the Mental Load of Motherhood
Lindsey Bomgren, certified fitness trainer and founder of Nourish Move Love, speaks on "Carrying It All: What God Says About the Mental Load of Motherhood." Lindsey explores Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 11 to exchange our heavy yoke for His light one. She encourages us with wisdom found in Scripture about how Jesus lived and calls us to live. God desires a joyful, and balanced life for all of us, even moms.
CPC Mom's Morning
Melissa Schaser, CPC Pastor of Groups & Community Life, speaks on the Book of Esther. This book holds at its center a brave young woman called by God to save her people. Throughout the story we witness how Esther partners with her cousin Mordecai in order to accomplish God’s will. While Mordecai’s name isn’t in the title of the book, both Mordecai and Esther follow the call of God to save God’s people together. The model of their partnership offers a framework for how we too can think abo...
