Pentecost
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Category: Sermons
Letters to the Church: Receive
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Am I Really Loved?
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Pursue the Relationship
February 20, 2022 | “Pursue the Relationship” | John 3:1-18
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Longing for Meaning
November 28, 2021 | “Longing for Meaning” | Luke 2: 25-38
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Confidence
July 18 | “Confidence” | Psalm 139
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Lessons from the Road: The Last Place You Look
April 11 | “The Last Place You Look” | Luke 24: 13-24
The first in a three-part series on having gospel conversations. In the first section of this narrative from Luke, Jesus models for us three things to remember when having a gospel conversation.
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Vision Series: Stewardship of Self
How do we live in the world and not be of the world? Daniel and the exiles to Babylon have some helpful lessons for us in Daniel 1:8-16.
Watch the whole series: Vision 2020
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Amos: God Cares
Amos, the farmer-turned-prophet, preached during a time of surging national optimism: business was booming, and boundaries were growing. But Amos saw through the façade and preached against the greed, hypocrisy, and false worship. As our world comes to grips with a pandemic that has devastated booming economies, will we go back to putting our hope in ourselves or will we place our hope in God?
Watch the whole series: God Speaks
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The Once and Future King
The angel tells Mary not just that she will bear a holy Child but that he will sit on the throne of his father David and that the reign of his kingdom will have no end (Luke 1:32-33). Jesus wasn’t born in some safe and sanitized holiday scene, but in a war zone in which He died with a sign over his head which read, “King of the Jews.”
Watch the whole series: Come Lord Jesus
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