Peninsula Covenant Church
1/30/22 Message Notes
Message Title: Our Core Values: Relate Well Date: January 30, 2022
Locations & Times
Peninsula Covenant Church
3560 Farm Hill Blvd, Redwood City, CA 94061, USA
Sunday 10:00 AM
TOGETHER WE ARE PCC - Our Core Values: Relate Well
January 30, 2022
January 30, 2022
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BIG IDEA: When we RELATE WELL, we hold the rope well
4 Ways We RELATE WELL
Downline: Barnabus / Paul Acts 9:27 & 11:25
Sameline: Paul / Silas Acts 15:40
Upline: Paul / Timothy Acts 16:1-4
Offline: Paul / Stranger Hebrews 13:3
4 Practices to RELATE WELL
Humility - Philippians 2:3-4
Empathy - Galatians 6:1
Listening - James 1:9
Peacemaking - Ephesians 4:3
--Grace & Truth John 1:14
--Forgiveness Colossians 3:13
When should we drop or cut the rope?
When we relate well, we care well, so we grow well, heal well, persevere well and the Kingdom of God is expanded well beyond what we can even imagine.
4 Ways We RELATE WELL
Downline: Barnabus / Paul Acts 9:27 & 11:25
Sameline: Paul / Silas Acts 15:40
Upline: Paul / Timothy Acts 16:1-4
Offline: Paul / Stranger Hebrews 13:3
4 Practices to RELATE WELL
Humility - Philippians 2:3-4
Empathy - Galatians 6:1
Listening - James 1:9
Peacemaking - Ephesians 4:3
--Grace & Truth John 1:14
--Forgiveness Colossians 3:13
When should we drop or cut the rope?
When we relate well, we care well, so we grow well, heal well, persevere well and the Kingdom of God is expanded well beyond what we can even imagine.
A Short Walk with Emma
Out of a father’s grieving journals, this book details the story of how God used the sweet life and sudden death of a young daughter to teach a father, a couple, an extended family and a community vital life lessons. This reflection will give the reader snapshots into the final days and hours of Emma’s life and death, while grounding them in a heavenly perspective as her circumstances unfold. In the end, what was written to help a young father come to terms with his deep sadness has resulted in eight specific lessons about life, which are beneficial to all who are seeking wisdom during challenging times.
https://www.amazon.com/Short-Walk-Emma-Brian-Rhen/dp/1737826208/ref=sr_1_1?crid=ZNNQG7UKAY10&keywords=short+walk+with+emma&qid=1641403695&sprefix=short+walk+with+emm%2Caps%2C132&sr=8-1BIG IDEA: When we RELATE WELL, we hold the rope well
PCC BENEDICTION
May you jump into the arms of Jesus.
And may He push you 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!
May you jump into the arms of Jesus.
And may He push you 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!
Beyond Sunday
The Book of Acts details the start of the early church. In this seven-week series, we will call ourselves to strive toward our six PCC values as we are inspired by those who did the same as they established the Church. And if we do so, both individually and corporately, we will experience freedom and become a part of His glorious movement in a needy world. This week we reflect on how relating well can change our world.
1. What has been one of the best relationships in your life and why? What are the characteristics of this relationship that stand out to you?
2. Reflect on Paul's three key relationships which were life changing for him and those around him: Barnabas in Acts 9:27 and 11:25, Silas in Acts 15:40, and Timothy in Acts 16:1-4.
3. Based on our big idea this week: “When we relate well, we hold the rope well with others,” who have been your upline (mentors), sameline (peers), and downline (mentees) relationships that you have valued most and why?
4. In Hebrews 13:3, how does Paul’s call to deal with those who are strangers (offline) cause you frustration or direction? And why do you think at times we are so harsh with those who are different from us?
5. If relating well is holding the rope well, rank which of these relating well practices (HELP) come natural to you or are difficult?
Humility Philippians 2:3-4
Empathy Galatians 6:1
Listening James 1:9
Peacemaking Ephesians 4:3
--Grace & Truth John 1:14
--Forgiveness Colossians 3:13
6. Who or what is God calling you to when it comes to the value of Relate Well?
Resources (see links below)
PCC Mission and Values Card
Acts Reading Plan
BLESS Resources
The Book of Acts details the start of the early church. In this seven-week series, we will call ourselves to strive toward our six PCC values as we are inspired by those who did the same as they established the Church. And if we do so, both individually and corporately, we will experience freedom and become a part of His glorious movement in a needy world. This week we reflect on how relating well can change our world.
1. What has been one of the best relationships in your life and why? What are the characteristics of this relationship that stand out to you?
2. Reflect on Paul's three key relationships which were life changing for him and those around him: Barnabas in Acts 9:27 and 11:25, Silas in Acts 15:40, and Timothy in Acts 16:1-4.
3. Based on our big idea this week: “When we relate well, we hold the rope well with others,” who have been your upline (mentors), sameline (peers), and downline (mentees) relationships that you have valued most and why?
4. In Hebrews 13:3, how does Paul’s call to deal with those who are strangers (offline) cause you frustration or direction? And why do you think at times we are so harsh with those who are different from us?
5. If relating well is holding the rope well, rank which of these relating well practices (HELP) come natural to you or are difficult?
Humility Philippians 2:3-4
Empathy Galatians 6:1
Listening James 1:9
Peacemaking Ephesians 4:3
--Grace & Truth John 1:14
--Forgiveness Colossians 3:13
6. Who or what is God calling you to when it comes to the value of Relate Well?
Resources (see links below)
PCC Mission and Values Card
Acts Reading Plan
BLESS Resources
Mission and Values card
PCC's mission, strategy, values, and priorities are listed on this beautiful card.
https://wearepcc.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/mission-g4-values-priorities-card.pdfActs Reading Plan
Prepare for the messages each Sunday by reading the relevant chapters in the Book of Acts.
https://wearepcc.com/our-values-series/BLESS Resources
On our website, you can find an electronic version of the BLESS card along with more information about BLESS.
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This webpage will be updated as we go through the search process for our next Lead Pastor.
https://wearepcc.com/newleadpastor/For PCC's budgeted giving year
(June 1, 2021 through January 25, 2022)
Giving Update
Budgeted Giving: $3,838,588
Giving to Date: $2,114,700
Still Need: $1,723,888
(June 1, 2021 through January 25, 2022)
Giving Update
Budgeted Giving: $3,838,588
Giving to Date: $2,114,700
Still Need: $1,723,888