Message Title: Together: We are PCC!

Date: September 5, 2021

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TOGETHER WE ARE PCC!

Puzzle piece - represents each of us doing our part in building the future that God has for PCC

Empowering the generation to passionately follow Jesus, one person at a time

--Living the Word of God

--Seeking Social Justice

--Following the Holy Spirit

--Practicing Healthy Relationships

--Giving Generously

--Diversity and Equity: reflecting the Kingdom more in race and gender

--Family Table: honoring and bringing generations together

--Mobilization: discovering one's passion to serve

GATHER to remember and celebrate God

GROW together in Christ-likeness

GIVE of our abilities and resources

GO into all the world

glad - mad - sad - scared - shame - shock

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--Prayer every Wednesday at noon (zoom)

--Prayer last Friday of the month (in person)

--Next week prayer guide

--BLESS

--Invite into our future

--Find your place to serve

--PCC on Campus Work Day (10/23)

--Become a Stakeholder

May you jump into the arms of Jesus and may He push out into the world. May you be healed as you participate in the healing of others. Not because you must, but because you may. This is why we were born!

This Sunday at PCC we had a TOGETHER Gathering, which was a combined gathering of our entire PCC body. During our transition year, the point of coming together as one gathering is to experience all the generations and to celebrate what God has done, is doing and prepare for what He will do. So this week, our focus is on our core passage for the year - Hebrews 10:22-25.

1. Ten weeks into our transition, what are some of the good things you see God doing in and through PCC? And how do you see God moving in your life?

2. Reflect on Hebrews 10:22-25. Note the 4 “let us” statements. Why do you think the author uses the plural “us” instead of a single reference? What are they being called to? During these uncertain times, why are these encouragements to the church so vital (corporately and individually)?

3. What do you think would happen to PCC if we didn’t live into these “let us” statements? How have you seen this playout in other churches or at PCC?

4. The passage is calling us as PCCers to the following things. Which ones are most challenging to you? What small steps could you take to move in one or two of these areas?

v. 22 Seek His presence and discern God’s will (for you and PCC)

v. 23 Hold to and declare your faith graciously to others (BLESS)

v. 24 Do good works(serve in your passion)

v. 25 Meet regularly (Sunday gathering, weekly group, 1-1)

5. What fears, questions or concerns do you have about PCC’s transition season? Feel free to share them at info@wearepcc.com

9/8 - Noon Time Prayer begins via Zoom (30min every Wednesday)

9/12 - Groups begin for our Fall Series

9/24 - Friday Night Prayer Event (live 7pm monthly Basement Patio)

9/26 - Town Hall Meeting at 11:45am

10/23 PCC On Campus Workday

For even more options for marriage, multi-race families, men’s retreat, etc. go to Fall Experiences

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Giving to Date: $ 763,672