Discovery Church of The Nazarene

08/13/2021

We love partnering with CityServe!

Know anyone who needs some work done on a bike?

05/30/2021

We're starting Paul's letter to the Romans this week.

Want a sense of what first-century Roman house churches were like? Want to experience Paul's letter through the eyes of someone who was there?

Check out this short story read by Mica Hung, called "Our Sister Phoebe" (by Becky Castle Miller).

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n7HYlgj33OVJ8pkvqNyRT6y7cAJOO9Q7/view?usp=sharing

12/25/2020

12/24/2020

Candlelight Christmas Eve Service

Tonight @ 4:30, in our parking lot.

Here is tonight's worship guide with lyrics, etc.

Bring the beauty and truth of the Bible into everyday life. With the YouVersion Bible App, you can read, watch, listen, and share on your smartphone or tablet, and online at Bible.com.

12/02/2020

Tonight’s the first night!

Let us know if you need the link for tonight’s hangout.

12/01/2020

Hope is different from optimism. We don't hope that things will work out for us. We are prisoners of hope because we know who God is and can't escape the truth that God can be trusted.

11/24/2020

Sunday begins the Season of Advent. Will you join us as we long for the King to return and as we pray for him to come quickly?

11/12/2020

We are gathering in person again! Join us every other Sunday at 10:30, in our parking lot.

Next gathering: November 22

11/02/2020

DISTRICT CALL TO PRAYER FOR OUR NATION

The election is two days away. As you may have heard, the NorCal District has designated today, Sunday, Nov. 1, as a Day of Prayer for the 92 congregations that belong to our district family.

Many have been praying for the outcome of this election. However, what kind of people we will be on Nov. 4 is equally if not more important. As followers of Jesus, our hope is in Christ and our citizenship is in heaven. We are called to be peacemakers and have been given the ministry of reconciliation.

In an article published on Friday by Time Magazine, Pastor Andy Stanley wrote:

"Your political candidate will win or lose based on how American citizens vote on a Tuesday in November. But the church wins or loses, the community wins or loses - and in some way. our nation wins or loses - based on how Christians love each other.

"I have two suggestions for Christians during the days before and after this election. First, pray like Jesus prayed. Let’s pray for oneness among Christians. Second, find a way to love someone with whom you disagree politically. Listen, learn and love unconditionally.

"If you’re thinking, 'Well, I don’t even know anybody I disagree with politically,' that’s a problem. Can I push a little bit? Maybe that’s why you’re so convinced you’re right. If you’re thinking, 'I can’t understand how anybody could believe that,' then you just made a confession. There’s something you don’t understand, and you can seek understanding. I invite you to seek out an opportunity to unconditionally love someone with whom you disagree politically.

"Christians can disagree politically, but we must love unconditionally and pray for unity. Fear should not fuel our actions. Love is the power we need, and love must fuel both our conversations and choices. The gospel will spread just as Jesus intended when we, Christians across America, are willing to humble ourselves and seek unity in love."

Friends, please join us in prayer for our nation today. If we have been careless with our words and witness and harmed our neighbors, let us repent and ask the Lord to soften our hearts. May we clothe ourselves in humility, kindness, grace, and love in the days to come.

https://time.com/5905783/christians-election-2020