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MYERS PARK COVENANT CHURCH
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THE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2026
Preacher | Rev. Dr. Tim Moore
Sermon | Playing it Safe is a Losing Hand
Scripture | Matthew 25:14-30
Sermon Series | Living Through the Apocalypse
Celebrating | Dedication Sunday
Worship Guide will be available the Thursday before.
What if playing it safe is the biggest risk of all?
In Matthew's parable of the talents, three servants are entrusted with something valuable. Two take bold action, while the third, driven by fear, buries what he's been given to keep it safe.
His decision raises an important question: When uncertainty surrounds us, do we allow fear to hold us back, or does trust give us the courage to move forward?
This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Tim Moore continues our series, Living Through the Apocalypse, with “Playing it Safe is a Losing Hand.” Together, we'll explore what it means to trust God enough to take necessary risks, both in our personal lives and as a congregation imagining its future.
Join us for worship at 10 a.m. in person or online.
Immediately following worship, we encourage you to stay for one of the many Spiritual Growth classes available for adults, youth, and children (Godly Play).
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11:15 am – Children's Spiritual Growth
11:15 am – Adult Spiritual Growth
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