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What if the way you view rest is completely backward? In this sermon, we explore how Jesus reveals the Sabbath—the same one God gave to Moses thousands of years ago—as more than just a rule. It’s a gift to enjoy, a sign of God’s promise, and a test of our trust in Him. Discover how true Sabbath rest is impacted by our faith in Jesus Christ.
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What if the greatest challenge in your life isn’t your circumstances, but your trust in God’s plan? Christ calls us to follow Him, but following is only possible when we trust—and trust doesn’t come naturally. Through discipleship, we learn to rely on Him and His Word. Just as God did with Moses, we can learn to trust God and His plan a little more each day.
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Discipleship is about letting Christ lead you, especially when you do not feel ready. Taking the first steps of faith can feel as wobbly as riding a bike with training wheels, but it’s where discipleship begins. Just as Moses and Aaron had to trust God and move forward despite their inadequacies, so must we. This week, consider where you feel unprepared and step out in obedience, trusting God to steady you along the way.
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Where you begin matters—especially in discipleship. In Exodus 3, God calls Moses to take his first steps in following Him, revealing how holiness sets the tone for our journey of faith. Join us as we explore what it means to start off on the right foot with God and see how it all points to Jesus Christ.
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Moses created a song of praise to God as our Creator, Conqueror, and Covenantal Savior. That song points us to what we have in Jesus. Fortunately, what we have in Jesus is so much more than we can realize.
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Suffering and pain cannot stop God from coming to us. In fact, it is because of suffering, pain, sorrow and sin that God sent His son Jesus to us. Do you hear Him calling you?
The post When God Calls Your Name, Part 3: “Moses Moses” appeared first on Reston Presbyterian Church.
How we respond to doubt reveals a lot about our faith. We can embrace doubts and let them lead us astray… Or we can take our doubts to the great “I Am” or as He is called by another name in the New Testament, Jesus Christ.
The post Questions From the Bible: “Whom Shall I Say Sent Me?” appeared first on Reston Presbyterian Church.
How we can celebrate the Sabbath, even on a snow day!
The post Snow Service: “Sabbath, Even On A Snow Day” appeared first on Reston Presbyterian Church.
Exodus is about more than just remembering that God saves His people. It is about proclaiming salvation is only found in Jesus Christ.
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Hear a message about how the 10th commandment is the key to why we struggle following all of the other commandments.
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Hear a message about how the 9th Commandment (do not lie) is more than just not saying something false. It is a message we need to hear about truth and how we guard and share this truth with the world around us.
The post Ten Commandments Part 9: Words we can truly live by appeared first on Reston Presbyterian Church.
Hear a message about how faith in Jesus Christ and the 8th commandment to “not steal” has a profound application for today.
The post Ten Commandments Part 8: Stealing your heart appeared first on Reston Presbyterian Church.
Hear a message about how the 7th commandment (do not commit adultery) and from John 15:1-11 (Jesus is the vine) points us towards the wonderful Joy filled life and identity that you cannot find in anywhere or in anyone else.
The post Ten Commandments Part 7: A Life Filled with Joy appeared first on Reston Presbyterian Church.
Here a message on Exodus 20:13 and Matthew 5:21-26 about how the Commandment to not commit murder extends the Gospel to all parts of our heart, culture, and life.
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A message on the 5th Commandment, to Honor Your Father and Mother. Hear how the Gospel of Jesus Christ will challenge you to think about this powerful commandment in a deeper way.
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