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Sermon: “Bold Women”. There are a lot of bold women in the scriptures, Esther, Mary, Mary Magdaline, Mary and Martha, Percilla, and many more. Women have played a pivotal role in the church. Many of us live boldly every day. We just figure it out each day and do the best we can with what we have and know. Be bold and courageous; if it feels off, address it; if it feels right, encourage it. We are all more than ourselves. We are daughters, sisters, mothers, leaders, friends, confidants, care givers, etc. God gives us the boldness to be all we can be. We are bold women who dare to dream and to fly. God is with us. May we continue to be bold to all in our lives, wherever we find ourselves. Amen. Robin McCants, L.L.M. Rev. James L. Fogle, Pastor Celebration Lutheran Church, ELCA 39375 Joy Road Westland, Michigan www.CelebrationLC.com Facebook: Celebration Lutheran Church on Joy Go in Peace. Pray for peace and live in service to all. Thanks be to God!!

Sermon:” I Want to be Like Jesus”. “The shining of God is the only light that anyone needs.” The book of Revelations was the last book to be added to the Bible. It’s about the new Jerusalem coming down from heaven to earth. A paradise on earth without a temple. But Christians do not need a place of sacrifice. Jesus the lamb of God is the only sacrifice they need. The people of this new Jerusalem are redeemed. The light is from God, the light of Christ. God brings love and the spirit of Christ into the city. “I want to walk in the light of Jesus.” Rev. James L. Fogle, Pastor Celebration Lutheran Church, ELCA 39375 Joy Road Westland, Michigan www.CelebrationLC.com Facebook: Celebration Lutheran Church on Joy Go in peace. Pray for peace and live in service to all. Thanks be to God!!

Sermon: “They’ll Know we are Christians by our LOVE”. So many Christians miss the point, they live only by the Old Testament. Jesus told the disciples that people would know they are His disciples by their love for each other. Jesus gave a new commandment to love one another and to continue His work. Jesus guided them away from themselves and toward others. Jesus love means reaching out to all people, other races, other genders, other sexual orientations, and our enemies. Jesus called this the 11th commandment. You are Jesus to everyone you meet. We love because He first loved us. He showed us the character of love. He dies to save us. That’s how much He loves us. Rev. James L. Fogle, Pastor Celebration Lutheran Church, ELCA 39375 Joy Road Westland, Michigan www.CelebrationLC.com Facebook: Celebration Lutheran Church on Joy Go in Peace. Pray for peace and live in service to everyone! Thanks be to God!!

Sermon: “We’ve Got the Power”. We spend most of our lives trying to gain power over something. With the warm winds of spring, we feel new, like we have power. There is animal power, industrial power, power of attorney, power lunches, there is lots of “power” in our culture. Jesus did not buy it though. Jesus’ power is subtle. Jesus’ power is not what the people expect or want. It comes from work of healing, kindness, and self-sacrifice. It’s not the power over people. It’s the type of power that the world needed and still needs. It’s the power of patience, love, and kindness, power that defeats death, which came at a cost. God’s power is so great that it scared the people. It wasn’t their power and they were threatened. So they needed to destroy it. Human generated power will always fail. God’s works of power will never fail. Thanks be to God!! God’s power can only be used to serve, to build people up, to invite. Not to be used as power over people. We’ve got the power, now everyone dance now! Rev. James L. Fogle, Pastor Celebration Lutheran Church, ELCA 39375 Joy Road Westland, Michigan www.CelebrationLC.com Facebook: Celebration Lutheran Church on Joy Go in Peace. Pray for Peace. Live in Service to All! Thanks be to God!!

Sermon: “P.S. I Love You.” There are 300,000 Christian churches in the USA. How do churches keep their “lights” shining out into the darkness of this world? How did they do it in the dfirst century? We do it with faith without fear. Jesus invites all species, all peoples, without exception. There was a movie called “P.S. I Love You”. John chapter 21, is a P.S. I Love You from Jesus. P.S. I Love you even when you reject me. P.S. I Love You no matter what. P.S. I Love You when I feed you. Jesus showed us this when He was crucified and resurrected. P.S. I Love You!! Rev. James L. Fogle, Pastor Celebration Lutheran Church, ELCA 39375 Joy Road Westland, Michigan www.CelebrationLC.com Facebook: Celebration Lutheran Church on Joy Go in Peace. Pray for Peace. Live in Service to All! Thanks be to God!!

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Sermon: “I Began to Dance”. I was thankful that Joseph of Arimathea took Jesus down from the cross and put Him in a tomb. I heard much crying. Then on the third day, the song changed, it was a nice song and a light shone from the garden where the tomb was. And another sound, stone grinding on stone. The stone was moved from the tomb opening. Jesus body was gone, who would take Him? I found myself standing outside the tomb. I saw two angels singing. The gardener asked why I was crying. I said, please tell me where you have taken my Lord. He called me by name and I knew it was my Lord. I ran through the streets dancing and shouting, I have seen the Lord, I have seen the Lord!!! Joseph, when I die, tell them not to walk but to dance to my tomb. Christ has risen. He has risen indeed!! Alleluia!! Rev. James L. Fogle, Pastor Celebration Lutheran Church, ELCA 39375 Joy Road Westland, Michigan www.CelebrationLC.com Facebook: Celebration Lutheran Church on Joy Christ has risen! He has risen indeed! Alleluia!!