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Steve Miller
Pastor Steve Miller is the Lead Pastor at Heritage Baptist Church in Ashburn, VA. We hope these audio message encourage you to draw close to God and grow in your understanding of biblical truth.Heritage is a church where we seek God's presence, preach biblical truth, and grow in grace. Join us in-person or online at 10:30 AM.
The gathered church glorifies God by submitting to His Word.
In 1 Timothy 2:11–15, Paul gives instructions for the gathered church concerning the role of women in teaching and exercising authority. These commands are not grounded in the culture of Ephesus but in God's created order and His purposes from the beginning.
Though this passage is often controversial, it ultimately calls the church to trust God's wisdom above human opinion. God's design for His church is good because it reflects His character and authority. As believers submit to His Word, the church bears faithful witness to the gospel and brings glory to Christ.
As you watch, consider:
• Do I gladly submit to the authority of God's Word?
• Is my understanding of the church shaped by Scripture or by culture?
• Do I trust God's wisdom even when His commands are difficult to understand?
• Am I seeking to honor Christ in the way I serve His church?
• Does my life reflect humble obedience to God's design?
📖 Scripture References: 1 Timothy 2:11–15
Big Idea – God gives women a distinct role in His church.
📌 Start at the beginning of our study through 1 Timothy.
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In 1 Timothy 2:8–10, Paul teaches that corporate worship should reflect the holiness of God’s people. Men are called to pray with holy hands, free from anger and quarreling. Women are called to display reverence through modesty, self-control, and lives marked by good works. Together, the church demonstrates the beauty of the gospel by worshiping God with both reverence and obedience.
As you watch, consider:
• Am I truly part of God’s church through faith in Jesus Christ?
• Do I pray with reverence, holiness, and a heart free from anger and division?
• Does my life reflect humility and godliness when I gather with the church?
• Am I more concerned with honoring Christ than drawing attention to myself?
• Do my actions encourage others to worship God faithfully?
📖 Scripture Reference: 1 Timothy 2:8–10
Big Idea
When the church gathers, it matters how we pray to God.
When We Pray
1. The Church Prays Corporately
2. The Men Pray Reverently
3. The Women Pray Appropriately
📌 Start at the beginning of our study through 1 Timothy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSmVaQpkRhg
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Prayer is my responsibility in God’s sovereign work.
In 1 Timothy 2:1–7, Paul calls the church to make prayer a priority by offering supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings for all people. Rather than responding to the world with fear or frustration, believers are called to faithfully pray, trusting that God is sovereign over every person and every circumstance.
God desires people to come to the knowledge of the truth, and He has provided the only way of salvation through Jesus Christ, the one Mediator between God and man. As we trust God’s sovereign plan, we are called to faithfully lift others before Him in prayer.
As you watch, consider:
• Is prayer a regular and intentional part of my life?
• Do I faithfully pray for all people, including those in authority?
• Am I trusting God’s sovereign rule instead of relying on my own understanding?
• Do my prayers reflect God’s desire for people to know the truth of the gospel?
• Am I living a life that demonstrates faith in the God who hears and answers prayer?
📖 Scripture References: 1 Timothy 2:1–8
Big Idea – Praying is my responsibility in God’s sovereign work.
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Christ displays His glory through the lives of those He saves.
In 1 Timothy 1:12–20, Paul reflects on the mercy and grace of Jesus Christ that transformed him from a blasphemer, persecutor, and violent opponent of the church into an apostle of the gospel. His testimony reminds us that no one is beyond the reach of God’s saving grace.
Jesus Christ came into the world to save sinners, and Paul’s life stands as a living display of Christ’s perfect patience and glorious mercy. Those whom Christ saves are not only forgiven but are called to faithfully fight the good fight, hold firmly to the faith, and live for His glory.
As you watch, consider:
• Have I experienced the transforming grace of Jesus Christ?
• Does my life display the glory of the Savior?
• Am I walking in faith with a clear conscience?
• Am I faithfully fighting the good fight for the sake of the gospel?
• Is Christ using my life as a testimony of His mercy and grace?
📖 Scripture References: 1 Timothy 1:12–20
Big Idea – Christ displays His glory through the lives of those He saves.
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False teachers are dangerous because they lead people away from the truth.
In 1 Timothy 1:3–11, Paul charges Timothy to confront false teachers and protect the church from doctrines that lead people away from the gospel. While false teaching produces confusion, speculation, and empty discussion, God’s truth produces love that flows from a pure heart, a good conscience, and a sincere faith.
The law was never given to save sinners but to reveal our sin and point us to the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ. The church must remain anchored in sound doctrine because only God’s truth gives life.
As you watch, consider:
• Am I rooted in the truth of God’s Word?
• Do I know the gospel well enough to recognize false teaching?
• Is my life producing the fruit of a pure heart, a good conscience, and sincere faith?
• Am I committed to defending biblical truth with both conviction and love?
• Is Christ and His gospel the foundation of everything I believe?
📖 Scripture References: 1 Timothy 1:3–11
Big idea - False teachers will cause the church to abandon God’s truth.
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Missed last week’s message? Start at the beginning of our study through 1 Timothy.
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Do you live by God’s standards or your own?
In 1 Timothy 3:14–16, Paul reminds us that the church is the household of God, the pillar and buttress of the truth. God has not left His church without direction. Through His Word, He shows us how His people are to live, worship, and uphold the gospel.
At the center of God’s church is Jesus Christ. He was manifested in the flesh, vindicated by the Spirit, seen by angels, proclaimed among the nations, believed on in the world, and taken up in glory. Everything the church is and does must point to Him.
As you watch, consider:
• Is my hope found in Jesus Christ alone?
• Does my life reflect God’s truth?
• Am I faithfully committed to Christ and His church?
• Am I helping uphold the truth of the gospel?
• Is Christ being made known through my life?
📖 1 Timothy 3:14–16
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The church belongs to God, stands on His truth, and exists to proclaim His Son.
Has the gospel truly changed your life?
In the closing verses of Philemon, Paul points us to the visible evidence of God’s transforming grace. The gospel does not merely change our eternity—it changes our hearts, our priorities, and the way we live each day.
A gospel-centered life produces clear evidence of God’s grace at work. As believers grow in Christ, obedience replaces rebellion, hope overcomes despair, and trust in God becomes the foundation of everyday life.
The grace that saves us is also the grace that sanctifies us.
As you watch, consider:
• Have I surrendered my life to Jesus Christ?
• Is the gospel the foundation of my life?
• Am I living in obedience to God’s Word?
• Am I placing my hope and trust in God?
• What evidence of God’s transforming grace can be seen in my life?
📖 Philemon 21–25
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The gospel not only forgives us—it transforms us.
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Big Idea: The gospel produces lives that strengthen and refresh others in Christ.
In Philemon 1–7, Paul gives thanks for a man whose faith was visible through the way he loved and encouraged others. Philemon’s life became evidence of the gospel at work. His faith was not private or passive. It refreshed the hearts of the saints and strengthened the church.
The gospel does more than save us from sin. It transforms the way we live, love, serve, and care for others. A life shaped by Christ becomes a source of encouragement in a weary world.
“For I have derived much joy and comfort from your love, my brother, because the hearts of the saints have been refreshed through you.” — Philemon 7 (ESV)
Learn to Live
Do I believe the gospel?
Am I allowing the gospel to shape me?
What step can I take to start growing in my faith?
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Big Idea: Believers united for the gospel live courageously in a world that opposes them.
Philippians 1:27–30 reminds us that the Christian life was never meant to be lived in isolation. Paul calls the church to stand firm in one spirit, striving side by side for the faith of the gospel. In a world that pushes against truth, believers are called to walk worthy of Christ with courage, unity, and steadfast faith.
The gospel not only saves us. It shapes the way we live, suffer, serve, and stand together. Even opposition becomes a reminder that we belong to Christ.
“Only let your manner of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ…” — Philippians 1:27 (ESV)
Learn to Live
Am I living in a way that reflects the gospel?
Who am I striving alongside for the faith?
How can I stand courageously for Christ this week?
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Big Idea: God’s blessing of children obligates me to set them apart for His purpose.
This Mother’s Day, 1 Samuel 1:1–28 reminded us that even through deep pain, anxiety, and unanswered longing, God is still at work. Hannah carried years of sorrow and burden, yet she continued to bring her heart before the Lord in faith. When God answered, she responded with surrender, setting Samuel apart for God’s purpose.
This passage ultimately points us to Christ, who gave His life so we could be redeemed and set apart for the glory of God.
“For this child I prayed, and the LORD has granted me my petition that I made to him.” (1 Samuel 1:27, ESV)
Learn to Live
Why did Christ give His life for me?
How can I guide my children to the Lord?
What anxious desire do I need to bring to God?
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Big Idea: Ruth’s redemption reveals a greater Redeemer.
Book of Ruth 4:1–22 ultimately points us to Christ. A redeemer was needed, and when the cost was clear, only one stepped in and finished the work. That reality finds its fullness in Jesus. He did not step back when redemption required His life—He willingly gave Himself to secure it. This passage is not just about a restored situation; it is about a revealed Savior. Christ is the true Redeemer who fully pays the price, restores what was lost, and secures a future that cannot be taken away.
“So Boaz took Ruth, and she became his wife… and the Lord gave her conception, and she bore a son.” (Ruth 4:13, ESV)
Learn to Live
Can I say right now I am redeemed by Christ
How can I express my gratitude because I am redeemed
Who needs to know that Christ is the true Redeemer
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We exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples through His power and for His glory.
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Big Idea: God’s plan can be confirmed through the actions of faith that I express.
Ruth 3:1–18 reveals that faith is not passive—it responds. Ruth moved in quiet obedience, trusting God’s design before she could see the outcome. In her step of faith, God’s plan was not only unfolding—it was being confirmed.
Faith moves when the outcome is unknown.
Faith obeys without needing control.
Faith trusts that God is already ahead.
God’s will is not revealed to those who wait in fear, but to those who walk in faith.
What feels uncertain may be His direction.
What feels bold may be obedience.
What feels small may carry eternal weight.
“Sit still, my daughter, until you learn how the matter turns out, for the man will not rest but will settle the matter today.” (Ruth 3:18, ESV)
Let’s be a people who move in faith and trust God to establish what He has promised.
Learn to Live
My faith in Christ work alone
What action in my life requires faith
What request do I need to bring to God
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ABOUT HERITAGE
We exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples through His power and for His glory.
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Big Idea: God’s sovereign plan of provision can be unrecognized as it unfolds.
Ruth 2:1–23 shows us that God is at work in quiet, ordinary moments. Ruth labored in a field, unaware that the Lord was guiding every step toward provision, protection, and redemption.
God moves before we notice.
He provides before we understand.
He orders what feels unplanned.
What seems like chance is His design.
What appears small carries eternal weight.
“The man’s name with whom I worked today is Boaz.” (Ruth 2:19, ESV)
Let’s be a people who trust God’s hand, even when it is not yet clear.
Learn to Live
Do I recognize God’s provision for my salvation?
How can I grow in trusting God’s guidance?
What situation do I need to rest in God’s provision?
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ABOUT HERITAGE
We exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples through His power and for His glory.
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Big Idea: God’s guidance is present even in seasons of painful loss.
Ruth 1:1–22 shows us that suffering is not the absence of God’s hand—it is often where His providence is quietly at work. Naomi walked through deep loss, yet God was already preparing restoration beyond what she could see.
God is not distant in your pain.
Loss does not cancel His purpose.
Even in bitterness, His plan is unfolding.
Faith does not deny the pain—it trusts God through it.
“But she said, ‘Do not call me Naomi; call me Mara, for the Almighty has dealt very bitterly with me.’” (Ruth 1:20, ESV)
Let’s be a people who trust the Lord, even when the path is marked by loss.
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ABOUT HERITAGE
We exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples through His power and for His glory.
https://heritageva.church/our-mission
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Big Idea: Because Jesus is alive, I can be spiritually transformed.
1 Corinthians 15 shows us the gospel we stand in—Christ died, was buried, and rose again. He appeared, He proved it, and His grace changes everything.
The least became a servant.
The unworthy was given purpose.
Not by effort, but by grace.
The risen Christ still transforms.
Learn to Live
Who can receive what Christ has secured?
Is my life showing gratitude for God’s grace?
How can this church help me grow?
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ABOUT HERITAGE
We exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples through His power and for His glory.
https://heritageva.church/our-mission
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Big Idea: Mature disciples embrace their personal responsibility for following spiritual instructions.
1 Corinthians 16 shows us that the Christian life is not passive—it is intentional. Every believer is called to live with order, commitment, and obedience to what God has clearly said.
Spiritual maturity takes responsibility.
It does not wait to be told—it walks in truth.
It does not drift—it stands firm.
“Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong. Let all that you do be done in love.” (ESV)
Let’s be a church marked by faithful obedience and Christ-centered love.
Join us Sundays at 9:00 & 11:00
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ABOUT HERITAGE
We exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples through His power and for His glory.
https://heritageva.church/our-mission
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Big Idea: Christ’s resurrection is the reason my faith and work are not in vain.
1 Corinthians 15 anchors everything in what is true.
Christ has been raised—so nothing done in Him is wasted.
Death is swallowed up in victory.
The grave has no final word.
Hope stands unshaken.
Because He lives, my faith is not empty.
Because He lives, my labor is not lost.
Because He lives, I stand firm, always abounding in His work.
Let us live like the resurrection is reality.
Learn to Live:
Is my faith in Christ’s work alone?
Am I living in the reality of His return?
Who needs to know that Christ is risen?
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ABOUT HERITAGE
We exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples through His power and for His glory.
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Grateful for another Sunday together at Heritage. Pastor Steve preached from First Epistle to the Corinthians 14:26–40, reminding us that following what God’s order permits for His church benefits everyone. We were challenged to see that when the church gathers according to God’s design, everything is done to build one another up and bring clarity and peace to the body.
Big idea - Following what God's order permits for His church benefits everyone.
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We exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples through His power and for His glory.
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Pastor Steve walked us through 1 Corinthians 14:1–25, where Paul teaches that the goal of spiritual gifts is not personal display, but the building up of God’s church.
The Corinthian believers were fascinated with impressive spiritual experiences, especially speaking in tongues. But Paul redirects their focus. Spiritual gifts are given so the church may be strengthened, encouraged, and built up in truth.
Clear, understandable proclamation of God’s Word is central to the life of the church. When God’s people speak in ways that strengthen others, the body grows and Christ is honored.
Big Idea:
Mature disciples are devoted to building up God’s church.
Paul calls believers to pursue love, seek gifts that edify others, and approach worship with maturity. The goal is not confusion or self-focus, but a gathering where the truth of God is clearly heard and lives are transformed.
When the church gathers around the Word, the result is conviction, worship, and the recognition that God is truly among His people.
Join us Sundays at 9:00 & 11:00
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ABOUT HERITAGE
We exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples through His power and for His glory.
https://heritageva.church/our-mission
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Big Idea: Understanding the role of spiritual leaders helps us grow in our faith.
In Philippians 2, Paul points to faithful examples—men who were genuine in their care, focused on the mission, and committed to Christ above themselves. Spiritual leadership is not about status. It is about service. It is about placing the interests of Jesus Christ above our own.
Healthy leaders help the church grow. And as we follow Christ together, we mature in unity, humility, and obedience.
Let’s be a church that values faithful leadership and pursues Christ wholeheartedly.
Join us Sundays at 9:00 & 11:00
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ABOUT HERITAGE
We exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples through His power and for His glory.
https://heritageva.church
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Big Idea: Love is the highest expression that God’s church pursues together.
1 Corinthians 13 shows us that everything we do as a church—every gift, every act of service, every word—must be rooted in love. Without it, we miss the point.
Love is not optional. It is essential.
It is how the body stays unified.
It is how Christ is seen in us.
Let’s be a church marked by real, Christlike love.
Join us Sundays at 9:00 & 11:00
📍 Heritage Church — Ashburn, VA
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ABOUT HERITAGE
We exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples through His power and for His glory.
https://heritageva.church/our-mission
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1 Corinthians 12 | Pastor Steve Miller
Big Idea: Spiritual gifts reveal the intentional place and purpose for every believer in God’s church.
Pastor Steve preached from 1 Corinthians 12, showing that spiritual gifts are not random abilities but intentional assignments from the Holy Spirit. Each believer is placed in the body by God’s design, for God’s glory, and for the good of the church.
Paul reminds us that no gift exists for self-promotion. Every gift serves a purpose. Every member belongs. When we understand our place in the body, division fades and unity strengthens. The church flourishes when each believer faithfully uses what God has entrusted to them.
Spiritual gifts are not about status. They are about service. They are evidence that God has intentionally placed you in His church with purpose.
Learn to Live:
Do I believe and confess that Jesus is Lord?
How can I use my gifts at Heritage?
Who can I invite to Community Sunday?
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ABOUT HERITAGE
We exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples through His power and for His glory.
https://heritageva.church/our-mission
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Pastor Steve preached from 1 Corinthians 11:17–34, calling the church to see communion rightly—not as routine, but as worship centered on the glory of Christ.
In Corinth, the Lord’s Table had become divided and self-focused. Paul corrects them by bringing their attention back to what truly matters: the body and blood of Christ. Communion is not about preference or status. It is about remembrance. It is about repentance. It is about proclaiming the Lord’s death until He comes.
When we gather at the Table with humility and discernment, the church is refocused. Our hearts are examined. Our unity is restored. And Christ is exalted.
Big Idea: God’s order for communion refocuses the church on the glory of Christ.
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Pastor Steve preached from 1 Corinthians 11:2–16, reminding us that God is a God of order—not confusion—and His design is always good. What God establishes is intentional. What He orders is meant to bring life, clarity, and unity within the church.
True freedom is not found in rejecting God’s design, but in joyfully submitting to it. When the church lives under God’s authority, His beauty is displayed and His glory is made known.
Big Idea: Order within the church is the result of submission to God’s design.
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1 Corinthians 10:16-22 | Pastor Steve Miller
Pastor Steve preached from 1 Corinthians 10:16–22, calling us to be aware of the demonic activity at work in our daily lives and to examine whether anything competes with devotion to Christ, urging careful discernment in what we participate in and where our allegiance truly lies.
Big Idea: Becoming aware of demonic connections can renew our devotion to the Lord.
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1 Corinthians 10:1-15 | Pastor Steve Miller
Could ongoing disobedience be evidence of settled unbelief rather than momentary weakness?
First Corinthians 10 warns that Israel experienced God’s power and provision, yet drifted because unbelief led them to presume rather than obey.
Big Idea: Following spiritual instruction guides us away from presumption and toward God.
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1 Corinthians 10:23-33 | Pastor Steve Miller
Pastor Steve preached from 1 Corinthians 10:23–33, reminding us that freedom in Christ is never about self-indulgence, but about purposeful devotion. Not everything that is lawful builds. Not everything that builds glorifies God.
Christian maturity is marked by discernment—choosing what honors the Lord and serves others, even when we are free to choose otherwise.
Big Idea: Mature Christians live for the glory of God and the good of others.
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Acts 27 shows that when control is lost, God is not. In the storm, Paul stands firm on the promises of God, trusting that the Lord will do exactly what He has said. Pastor Steve Miller reminds us that confidence in God is not confidence in outcomes we prefer, but confidence in the faithfulness of a sovereign God. When circumstances are uncertain, God remains sure.
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To weary hearts and watching shepherds, God announced good news of great joy—not judgment, not demand, but grace made flesh. Peace did not come through power, but through a Child laid in a manger.
“For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.”
— Luke 2:11 (ESV)
This past week, we rejoiced in the saving message:
Christ has come.
Peace has been offered.
Glory belongs to God alone.
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Luke 2:15–21 declares a simple and eternal truth: Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior. The shepherds hear the word, go to see Christ, and respond with obedience and praise. Pastor Steve Miller points us to the sufficiency of Jesus alone. He is enough to save, enough to rule, and worthy of all rejoicing. When Christ is rightly seen as Lord, worship follows.
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This past Sunday, Pastor Steve walked us through Luke 2 and reminded us that God is never reacting—He is ruling. From decrees and journeys to timing and place, every detail moved exactly as the Lord intended, bringing His Son into the world at the appointed moment.
What appears ordinary is often orchestrated. What feels disruptive is often directional. God accomplishes His redemptive purposes through the intentional details of our lives.
Big Idea:
God’s sovereign plan is accomplished through the intentional details of my life.
Key Truths:
• God rules over rulers and history alike.
• No moment in the life of Christ—and no moment in ours—is wasted.
• Our confidence rests not in circumstances, but in God’s control.
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Pastor Steve walked us through Colossians 3:16–17, showing how the gospel forms the way we live, respond, and worship. When the word of Christ dwells richly in us, our hearts are awakened to His truth. Gratitude becomes our posture, worship becomes our response, and every part of life is offered in the name of Jesus.
Big Idea:
The gospel shapes how I live and worship.
Application:
Understanding the gospel guides how I live.
Growth comes when I am open to correction.
Singing expresses thankfulness to God.
“Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly… with thankfulness in your hearts to God.”
(Colossians 3:16 ESV)
All the glory to God.
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Acts 1:6-11 | Pastor Steve Miller
We gathered around God’s Word and were reminded that Jesus sends His church into the world with a clear mission.
Through the Spirit’s power, we carry the gospel forward with faith, focus, and urgency as we await His return.
Mission:
Make, mature, and multiply disciples through God’s power and for His glory.
Big Idea:
The church must be urgently engaged in expanding God’s mission.
Application:
The church depends fully on the Spirit’s power.
Christ’s return prioritizes urgency and focus.
Expansion is required to accomplish the mission.
All the glory to God.
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Learning to Praise | Psalm 150:1–6
This past Sunday, Pastor Steve walked us through Psalm 150 and taught us that praise is not optional—it is commanded, and it is the natural response of a heart awakened to God’s truth. Worship begins with understanding who God is, and true praise engages our whole being.
Big Idea:
Understanding how to worship leads me to engage in worship.
Application:
Believers never lack a reason to praise the Lord.
My engagement is essential when the church gathers.
God’s truths are what awaken a response to praise.
“Let everything that has breath praise the LORD!” (Psalm 150:6 ESV)
All the glory to God.
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This past Sunday, Pastor Steve preached in 1 Corinthians 9:19–27, reminding us that how we live and love shapes how others see Christ.
Paul calls believers to discipline, focus, and self-control—living with purpose so the gospel is seen through our lives.
Big Idea:
How I live influences the gospel’s impact in the lives of others.
Application:
Self-sacrifice is required for gospel impact.
Living for what is temporal is a waste of my life.
Getting people the gospel has eternal value.
All the glory to God.
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Christian Liberty | 1 Corinthians 8:1–13 | Pastor Steve Miller
This week, Pastor Steve opened the Bible to 1 Corinthians 8:1–13 and preached on Christian liberty—how our freedom in Christ is never meant for self-promotion but for the good of others.
True maturity is shown not by knowledge alone, but by love that builds up.
Strong Christians are guided by truth and grace, using freedom not to stumble others but to serve them.
📖 “Knowledge puffs up, but love builds up.” (1 Corinthians 8:1 ESV)
gather to worship and grow together.
All the glory to God.
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Responding to Life’s Conditions | 1 Corinthians 7:17–24
This week at Heritage, Pastor Steve preached from 1 Corinthians 7:17–24, reminding us that those called by God are to respond to life’s conditions His way.
We’re not defined by our circumstances but by our Savior.
True faith means honoring God right where we are—trusting His call, His timing, and His plan.
📖 “Only let each person lead the life that the Lord has assigned to him, and to which God has called him.” (1 Corinthians 7:17 ESV)
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This Sunday, Pastor Steve opened the Bible to 1 Corinthians 7:25–40, calling us to live with undivided devotion to Christ.
Paul’s words remind us that life’s focus isn’t on whether we’re single or married, but on how fully our hearts belong to the Lord.
The single person can give their full attention to the things of God, while the married person serves the Lord through faithfulness in their home.
In every season, our goal is the same—to please Christ with a steady heart and a surrendered life.
We’re not defined by our status, but by our Savior.
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This week at Heritage, Pastor Steve preached from 1 Corinthians 7:6–16, showing us that God calls every believer, whether single, married, or divorced, to live faithfully right where He has placed them.
Paul reminded the church in Corinth that following Christ means staying devoted to Him in whatever season of life we are in. Marriage is not about personal happiness but about holiness, reflecting Christ through faithfulness and love. Singleness is not a lesser calling but a season to serve the Lord with undivided devotion.
We were reminded that our circumstances do not define our purpose. Christ does. Obedience where we are is the key to contentment in Him.
📖 “Only let each person lead the life that the Lord has assigned to him, and to which God has called him.” (1 Corinthians 7:17 ESV)
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Marriage & Intimacy | 1 Corinthians 7:1–5
Pastor Steve opened the Word to 1 Corinthians 7:1–5, showing us God’s design for marriage. In a culture that confuses and distorts marriage and intimacy, Scripture gives clarity—calling husbands and wives to reflects Christ.
Key Points:
•Sexual intimacy is a safeguard against sexual immorality (v. 1–2)
•Sexual intimacy is a mutual surrender to sexual needs (v. 3–4)
•Sexual intimacy is a willing embrace of sexual activity (v. 5)
Big Idea:
Following God’s principles for sexual intimacy strengthens every Christian marriage.
📖 “But because of the temptation to sexual immorality, each man should have his own wife and each woman her own husband.” (1 Corinthians 7:2 ESV)
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This week at Heritage, Pastor Steve preached from 1 Corinthians 6:12–20, reminding us that true freedom in Christ doesn’t mean doing whatever we want—it means living under His lordship. Our bodies are not our own; they are temples of the Holy Spirit. Because we were bought with a price, we are called to glorify God in the way we live.
📖 “For you were bought with a price. So glorify God in your body.” (1 Corinthians 6:20 ESV)
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This week at Heritage, Pastor Steve led us through 1 Corinthians 6:1–11, reminding us that God calls His people to settle grievances His way. In a world full of conflict and evil, we are not left without hope—Christ’s righteousness is enough, and His grace sustains us.
📖 “But you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and by the Spirit of our God.” (1 Corinthians 6:11 ESV)
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Purity In The Church | 1 Corinthians 5
Pastor Steve Miller preached on the call to holiness within God’s people. From 1 Corinthians 5, we were reminded that Christ redeems us not only from sin’s penalty but also calls us to walk in purity as His church. Sin is not to be tolerated or celebrated but lovingly confronted, because the cross produces a people set apart for Him.
“All the glory to God.”
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MY GRACE IS SUFFICIENT | 2 Corinthians 12:7–10
Life comes with weakness, thorns, and trials. But God’s Word reminds us: His grace is always enough.
Paul learned that even in weakness, our strength is in the power of Christ. Strength isn’t found in ourselves—it’s found in Him.
No matter the pain, the temptation, or the trial, His grace is sufficient for you.
📖 “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” — 2 Corinthians 12:9
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BUILDING PROJECT | Nehemiah 6
When the enemy tried to stop Nehemiah’s work, he stood firm and kept building. In the same way, God calls us to remain steadfast in His mission, no matter the opposition.
Join Pastor Scott Tewell as he unpacks Nehemiah 6 and reminds us that when God gives the vision, He also gives the strength to finish the work.
📖 Scripture: Nehemiah 6
🙌 Speaker: Pastor Scott Tewell
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NEVER GIVING UP | Romans 8:31–39
When life hits hard and you feel like giving up, Romans 8 reminds us: God is for you.
If God is for us, who can be against us?
The God who did not spare His own Son is on your side.
Christ died for you, was raised for you, and is interceding for you right now.
Nothing—past, present, or future—can separate you from His love.
God’s Promise to You:
God will never give you up. God will never let you down. God will never desert you.
God’s love is unstoppable, and His grip on your life is unbreakable.
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Consumer Christianity
1 Corinthians 4:6–13
What happens when following Jesus turns into expecting comfort, benefits, and ease?
In 1 Corinthians 4:6–13, Paul calls believers away from self-serving faith and toward a life shaped by the gospel, marked by humility, sacrifice, and service.
We talk about what it means to reject a “consumer” mindset and embrace true discipleship, living for Christ and not for ourselves.
Big Idea:
Living by the gospel keeps me from making Christianity about me.
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Spiritual Leaders
1 Corinthians 4:1–5
What does faithful leadership really look like?
In 1 Corinthians 4, Paul reminds us: it’s not about status or style. It’s about stewarding the gospel, living with humility, and aiming to please Christ alone.
we talk about what it means to follow the leadership of Christ, faithfully steward the gospel, and live for His approval—not man’s.
Because one day, we’ll all stand before the only Judge who truly matters.
Big Idea:
The church must come to a unified conclusion about their spiritual leaders.
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I Belong to Christ | 1 Corinthians 3:18–23
In this message, Pastor Steve Miller unpacks 1 Corinthians 3:18–23 to remind us that when we belong to Christ, it changes how we live, how we think, and how we see the world.
The wisdom of this world may sound convincing, but it’s empty next to the truth of God.
Belonging to Christ redefines your identity and reframes your decisions.
- Big Idea -
“Knowing I belong to Christ clarifies the way I need to live.”
📖 1 Corinthians 3:18–23
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Faith That Endures
📖 James 1:12
What do we do when life gets hard and God feels silent?
This Sunday, we opened to James 1:12 and saw that endurance isn’t just about surviving—it’s about trusting the One who promises the crown of life.
We walked through three truths to remember in trials:
1. Quitting won’t make me happy
2. God is always with me
3. What awaits me is worth it
We looked at the story of Joseph. Of Daniel. Of real endurance.
And we were reminded—God is not done with those who keep walking.
If your heart’s heavy or your faith feels weak—this one’s for you.
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Destroying the Church
1 Corinthians 3:16–17
God doesn’t dwell in buildings. He dwells in His people.
This message calls us to remember who we are as the Church.
We are God’s temple. His Spirit lives in us.
When we divide or tear each other down, we’re not just causing problems—we’re going against what God has made holy.
Let’s build up what God values.
📖 1 Corinthians 3:16–17
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Don’t Waste Your Life
1 Corinthians 3:10–15
What are you building your life on?
In this message, we open God’s Word to see what it means to build our lives on the foundation of Christ. Because one day, everything we’ve done—every choice, every motive—will be tested.
Big Idea: Building my life God’s way keeps me from living a wasted life.
Christ is our gracious foundation.
And He will test the value of every decision.
Don’t waste your life—build what lasts.
📖 1 Corinthians 3:10–15
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This Sunday, we walked through 1 Corinthians 3:5–9 and saw how Paul reset the perspective of a divided church.
The issue wasn’t who planted or who watered—it was that they were missing the point.
God alone gives the growth. But He chooses to use us in the process.
We don’t grow people—but we are responsible to serve them.
To plant the seed.
To water with truth.
To trust God with the results.
Big Idea: God involves us in His process of developing spiritual maturity in others.
So serve faithfully. Stay humble. And remember: it’s not about you—it’s about Him.
📖 1 Corinthians 3:5–9
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Immature Christians
This Sunday, we opened 1 Corinthians 3:1–4 and saw Paul confront the church—not because they didn’t believe, but because they hadn’t grown.
They were saved but still worldly—living in jealousy, division, and giving their allegiance to people instead of Christ.
Big Idea: The conduct of immature Christians damages the unity within the church.
Spiritual growth isn’t automatic. It happens when we respond to God’s Word, let the Spirit mature us, and live in a way that builds up the body of Christ.
Let’s be the kind of people who don’t stall in our faith—but grow to reflect Jesus in every part of life.
📖 1 Corinthians 3:1–4
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Thinking Like Jesus
This Sunday, we continued in 1 Corinthians 2:14–16 and were reminded that the natural person can’t understand the things of God—they’re spiritually discerned.
But through the Spirit, God gives us more than understanding—He gives us the ability to think like Jesus. His Spirit reshapes how we see the world, how we respond, and how we live.
Big Idea: God’s Spirit gives me the ability to think the right way about everything.
Let’s keep growing into the kind of people who don’t just know truth—but live it.
📖 1 Corinthians 2:14–16
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Gospel Wisdom
This Sunday, we opened 1 Corinthians 2:6–13 and were reminded: true wisdom doesn’t come from this world—it comes from God.
The gospel reveals a hidden wisdom that the world can’t grasp. It’s not about clever speech or human reasoning—but about the Spirit revealing what only God can show.
Big Idea: Mature disciples understand that true wisdom is found in the gospel.
Let’s be a church marked by spiritual depth, not surface-level answers. Let’s grow in the kind of wisdom that only comes through the Spirit—wisdom that points us to Christ, forms us in His image, and anchors us in His truth.
📖 1 Corinthians 2:6–13
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Where Does My Faith Rest?
This week we walked through 1 Corinthians 2:1–5 and were reminded: faith rooted in human wisdom won’t last—but faith built on Christ will.
Paul didn’t try to impress. He preached simply, clearly, and powerfully. Why? So that our faith would rest not in the wisdom of men, but in the power of God.
Big Idea:
How Christ is taught determines the source and stability of my faith.
Let’s be a church marked by humble teaching and gospel-centered living.
📖 1 Corinthians 2:1–5
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Big Idea: Christ’s resurrection provides the only hope for me to be saved.
This Easter Sunday, we looked at Romans 10:1–10, where Paul expresses his deep desire for Israel to be saved and explains how salvation is available to all who believe. We saw that righteousness comes not through the law, but through faith in Christ.
Paul emphasizes that if we confess with our mouths and believe in our hearts that God raised Jesus from the dead, we will be saved (v. 9). This is the heart of the gospel—salvation by grace through faith, not by works.
This passage reminds us that the hope of Easter is not in our performance, but in the power of Christ’s resurrection.
📖 Scripture: Romans 10:1–10
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Big Idea:
I continue to do good when I remember the reasons not to give up.
This Sunday, we opened Galatians 6:9–10 and talked honestly about how exhausting it can be to keep doing the right thing. Whether you’re parenting, serving, grieving, or just holding on—God sees it.
We were reminded:
• There’s a reason to keep going (v.9)
• There’s a promise in the process (v.9)
• And there’s opportunity all around us (v.10)
So don’t quit. God’s not finished.
Scripture: Galatians 6:9–10
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Big Idea: Asking for God’s wisdom is essential for how I live my life.
This Sunday, we studied James 1:5–8 and learned that God gives wisdom—willingly, generously, and without reproach—to those who ask in faith. In a world full of uncertainty, we’re reminded that we don’t have to figure it out on our own. God is ready to guide us if we’ll simply ask and trust Him.
If you’re navigating decisions, challenges, or just trying to live with clarity—this message is for you.
📖 Scripture: James 1:5–8
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Big Idea:
Reflecting on God’s work in my life reminds me to boast in Him alone.
This Sunday, we walked through 1 Corinthians 1:26–31, where Paul reminds us that not many were wise, powerful, or of noble birth — yet God chose what is foolish and weak to shame the strong.
We saw that our salvation, our story, and even our growth are not reasons to boast in ourselves but reasons to boast in Christ alone.
God’s plan highlights His power, not ours. Our past is redeemed, our lives are changed, and all the glory belongs to Him.
📖 Scripture: 1 Corinthians 1:26–31
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Big Idea: A clear understanding of the gospel protects me from embracing worldly wisdom.
This Sunday, we continued in 1 Corinthians 1:18–25, where Paul says the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God.
We saw that God has made the wisdom of the world foolish (v. 20), and that in His wisdom, the world did not know Him through its own wisdom (v. 21). Instead, God chose to save through what the world considers foolish—the preaching of Christ crucified.
This passage calls us to reject the wisdom of the age and embrace the truth and power of the gospel.
📖 Scripture: 1 Corinthians 1:18–25
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In this message, Pastor Steve continues our series in 1 Corinthians by addressing the issue of division in the church. Paul urges believers to stay united under Christ—not divided by personalities or preferences. When we shift our focus away from Jesus, disunity takes root. This sermon challenges us to examine where our allegiance lies and calls us back to the centrality of Christ in all things.
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 1:10–17
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Big Idea: Remembering what Christ has done clarifies who I am because of Him.
This Sunday, we began a new series in 1 Corinthians 1:1–9, where Paul reminds the church that their identity is found not in their works, but in Christ alone. We were enriched in Him in every way—in all speech, in all knowledge, and sustained by His grace. As we look at what Christ has done, we gain clarity about who we are. Because of Christ, we are called, enriched, and sustained.
📖 Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 1:1–9
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Big Idea: Those who Christ has found intentionally invite others to believe.
This Sunday, we explored John 1:43-49, where Jesus calls His disciples and invites them to follow Him. Philip found Nathanael and said, “Come and see.” Through this passage, we are reminded that following Christ is an invitation not just for ourselves but for others as well. Who will you invite to believe?
📖 Scripture Reference: John 1:43-49
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Big Idea: Christ is specific in how He wants His disciples to follow Him.
This week, we finished the book of John, focusing on John 21:15-25. We explored Jesus’ personal call to Peter to ‘feed My sheep’ and the unique way He leads each of His disciples. Through this passage, we were reminded that following Christ is not a one-size-fits-all journey, but a personal and intentional call to obedience, love, and faithfulness.
📖 Scripture Reference: John 21:15-25
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Big Idea: You don’t need a platform—just obedience. Use your influence for Christ.
This week, we focused on Jude 1:20-23, looking at how influence isn’t about status but about faithfulness. We explored how our walk with Christ shapes our impact, how small acts of love can make a difference, and how obedience to God can change lives. True influence starts with daily faithfulness and pointing others to Jesus.
📖 Scripture: Jude 1:20-23
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Big Idea: Christ desires that I know the privileges I have as His disciple.
This week, we focused on John 21:1-14, reflecting on what it means to be a disciple of Christ. We looked at how Jesus revealed Himself to His disciples, provided for them, and invited them into deeper fellowship. Through this passage, we were reminded of the privilege it is to follow Him and trust in His provision.
📖 Scripture Reference: John 21:1-14
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Big Idea: Maturing disciples grow in biblical literacy through intentional rhythms.
This week, we focused on Acts 11:19-26, exploring how consistent engagement with Scripture shapes us as followers of Christ. Biblical literacy not only strengthens personal faith but also helps us better disciple others and live out God’s mission.
📖 Scripture Reference: Acts 11:19-26
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Big Idea: Mature disciples willingly support God’s work when they develop the right mindsets.
This week, we focused on Acts 4:32-36, exploring how generosity and unity reflect a heart for God’s kingdom. What we give—time, resources, and faith—shows our trust in Him.
📖 Scripture Reference: Acts 4:32-36, 2 Corinthians 9:6
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This week, we focused on Acts 6:1-7, reflecting on the importance of service within the church community. Serving together not only supports the church but leads to spiritual growth, strengthened relationships, and the multiplication of disciples. God’s work thrives when we serve in unity, grounded in faith and wisdom.
📖 Scripture Reference: Acts 6:1-7
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Big Idea: Maturing disciples engage in the rhythm of spiritual community.
This week in our “Rhythms” series, we reflected on Acts 2:42-47, focusing on how fellowship, teaching, prayer, generosity, and grace shape our faith journey. Together, we’re learning to build authentic relationships, extend grace to one another, care for our community, and live out God’s mission in our daily lives.
🕊️ Scripture Reference: Acts 2:42-47
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Big Idea: Maturing disciples engage in the rhythm of gathering together.
This message from Acts 2:42-47 reminds us how the early church grew spiritually by gathering in fellowship, teaching, breaking bread, and prayer. True maturity happens when we live out our faith together.
📖 Scripture Reference: Acts 2:42-47
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Big Idea: Accomplishing God’s plan requires that I live with the right perspective.
In this week’s message, we reflect on Acts 20:17-24, where Paul teaches the importance of staying faithful to God’s calling with the right mindset. He reminds us not to shrink back from sharing the truth, living courageously, and staying committed to the Gospel even in trials.
If you’re seeking encouragement to stay focused on God’s plan and live with a godly perspective, this message is for you!
📖 Scripture Reference: Acts 20:17-24
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Big Idea: When a church shares its progress, it revels its focus.
When the early church shared its progress, three key focuses were revealed:
1️⃣ Making Disciples: A united church rooted in peace and built on compassion.
2️⃣ Maturing Disciples: Growing deeper in the Word and strengthening faith.
3️⃣ Fulfilling Christ’s Mission: “Go and make disciples of all nations.”
📖 Scripture Reference: Acts 9:31
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Big Idea: The announcement of Christ’s birth declares He is the Savior King.
In this powerful message, we reflect on the profound truths of Scripture:
• Jesus fulfills God’s promises and brings salvation.
• He is the Savior King who offers eternal hope, peace, and life.
• Trusting in Christ as King transforms our lives and compels us to share the good news.
📖 Scripture Reference: Luke 2:8-14
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Big Idea: The announcement of Christ’s birth declares He is the Savior King.
In this powerful message, we reflect on Luke 2:8-14, where the angels proclaim the good news of Jesus’ birth. This announcement declares that Jesus is the Savior we need, the promised Savior who fulfills God’s plan, and the gracious Savior who offers hope, peace, and eternal life.
If you’re ready to discover what it means to trust Christ as King and share the good news with others, this message is for you!
📖 Scripture Reference: Luke 2:8-14
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Big Idea: Christ’s clear mission provides His church with a clear focus.
In this powerful message, Pastor Steve unpacks Matthew 28:18-20, exploring how Christ’s mission shapes the church’s focus and purpose. Discover how we, as His disciples, are called to fulfill the Great Commission through obedience, faith, and intentional discipleship.
If you're ready to learn how you can live on mission and be part of what God is doing through His church, this message is for you!
📖 Scripture Reference: Matthew 28:18-20
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Big idea: Knowing how to believe frees me from the control of doubt.
In this message, Pastor Steve walks us through John 20:24-29, highlighting how Jesus calls us to believe without seeing. Learn how faith empowers us to trust Him fully and live boldly for His purpose.
Big idea: Christ provides what I need to continue his mission
In this message, Pastor Steve explores John 20:19-23, sharing how Jesus commissions us to continue His mission. Learn how His presence empowers us to live with courage and fulfill His calling in our daily lives.
Big idea: Christ provides comfort that keeps me from living in fear.
In this message, Pastor Steve explores John 20:11-18, showing how Christ’s presence transforms our deepest fears into courage and hope.
Big Idea: The evidence is enough for me to believe that Jesus is alive.
In this message, Pastor Steve walks us through John 20:1-10, showing how the evidence is enough for us to believe that Jesus is alive, revealing a precise, powerful, and proclaimed resurrection.
Big Idea: A full awareness of time renews my focus on Christ.
In this message, Pastor Steve walks through Romans 13:11-14 and looks at the reasons why Christians are called to wake up out of comfort.
Title - God's Standard of Love
Read - Romans13:8-10
Big Idea - Christians are called to be model citizens by loving at the standard that God sets.
Title - A Christian Response to Government
Read - Romans 13:1-7
Big Idea - Christians should be model citizens in how they respond to the government.
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Title - Compelled By Christ
Read - John 19:38-42
Big Idea - Christ's death compels His disciples to take bold actions.
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Title - Blood & Water
Read - John 19:31-27
Big Idea - John's detailed testimony shows me the significance of Christ being pierced.
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Title - It is Finished
Read - John 19:28 - 30
Big Idea - Christ declaring "It is finished" has profound meaning for my life.
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Read - John19:17-27
Big Idea - I see the glory of christ displayed through his suffering
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I will respond in specific ways when I don't see Christ as King.
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Read: John 19:1-11
Big Idea: God works concurrently with sinful actions to accomplish His intentions.
Those who know the truth about Jesus understand that He is King. Pastor Steve continues the verse-by-verse study in John with a message "Jesus is King."
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In this message, Pastor Dan Grant preaches on expressing mercy to others as Christ calls to express mercy.
In this message, Pastor Mike Eufemia teaches form John 18 on Jesus being accused and standing trial. Mike is the pastor of Charm City Church in Maryland
Peter’s denial reveals the capability of every person who follows Christ. Peter’s denial helps me recognize the circumstances that can lead to denying Christ
Title: Denying Christ
Read: John 18:15-18 & 25-27
Big Idea: I have the capability of denying Christ given the right circumstances.
Jesus being arrested is an example that God’s plan doesn’t always follow expectations. Following God’s plan will compel me to make unconventional decisions.
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God gives responsibilities to believing parents in how to raise their children. The instructions given in Colossians 3 are for families who have found new life in Christ.
Believers in Christ strive to develop a new marriage. Colossians 3:18-19 gives us instructions about the roles of marriage.
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Paul’s letter to these Christians teaches us that following Christ is not about the rules, but about the ability to live a new life through the power of Christ.
Big Idea: Believers in Christ have the ability to live a new life.
Text: Colossians 3:1-17
Big Idea: The focus of Christ’s work is making God’s name known.
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God is always right despite the fact I can feel that He is wrong.
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The culmination of my faith is finally seeing the glory of Christ.
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Those who express sincere faith will experience the abilities of sincere faith.
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The way Christians treat each other can be the reason why unbelievers won’t believe. Living with uncommon unity impacts unbelievers.
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Through Holy Spirit we are have unity relationally with Christ and each other. Unity among believers remains when the Holy Spirit reigns.
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Christ’s prayer for unity is not so that we never disagree, never have a difference of opinion, never have a unique perspective, and it is also not a prayer that we just tolerate and get along with each other. He is praying for a deeper spiritual level of unity. An uncommon level of unity.
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Listening to Christ pray for me brings clarity and comfort as I follow Him.
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I gain a greater understanding about God’s plan through Christ’s prayer.
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Everything about the gospel is true because Jesus is alive.
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Witnesses to Christ’s work will give glory to God alone.
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Christ confronts my critical heart by guiding me to what is true.
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Christ transforms the lives of others through the faith I express.
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In this message John 16:1-15 shows us what Jesus wants for His disciples before as He transitions to leave to go back to Heaven.
In this sermon, we dive into the profound words of Jesus as he prepares his disciples for the challenges they will face in the world. Discover the depth of what it means to stand for truth in a world that may reject it.
📖 Scripture: John 15:18-27
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In this message we look a the passage in John 14 where Jesus teaches His disciples about the Holy Spirit. What Jesus teaches about the Holy Spirit keeps me from relying on myself.
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In this message we look at John 14:1-14 and discover five calming truths about Jesus that allow us to live free from troubled hearts. The big idea from Sunday's message was "What I know about Jesus keeps my heart from being troubled."
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Jesus’ conversation with Peter gives me a clearer understanding about disciples who fail. In this message we see four significant discoveries when analyzing disciples who fail.
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Christ being glorified shows me His divine glory and gives me a new command.
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I can believe in who Jesus is through the unexpected actions of people.
Jesus reveals that Judas will be the betrayer and will be used by Satan himself to set in motion the arrest and eventual crucifixion. However, Jesus has already told His disciples that this would happen and shares that he is telling them this before it happens so that when it happens, the disciples will believe that Jesus is who He has claimed to be.
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I can lose confidence in God. David's testimony in Psalms 34 grows my confidence in god as David shares five encouraging truths abut God. Heritage is Bible preaching church focused on expository preaching for the glory of God. Join us on Sundays.
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Mary’s song gives me a greater certainty about the extraordinary actions of God. In Luke 1 we learn of God's actions in the second part of "The Magnificat." This Christmas Eve message focuses on the extraordinary actions of God connected to the birth of Jesus Christ.
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Mary’s song gives me a greater certainty in what I already know about God. Mary’s song known as “The Magnificat” in Latin meaning “magnify” is only recorded in the gospel of Luke. Luke’s gospel is written to give certainty and a fuller understanding to a new believer named Theophilus.
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Jesus makes His disciples fully aware of how to accomplish His mission. Jesus gathers His disciples and tells them they have a mission to make disciples. He is choosing to use His followers to advance the gospel. The mission is clear, go and make disciples. As Jesus speaks to them, He gives specific details that they must fully understand and be aware of in order to accomplish His mission.
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In this message Pastor Steve share four collective responsibilities found in the book of Philippians about advancing the gospel. This is part one of a two part series on vision. Heritage is Bible preaching church in Ashburn, VA. Our focus is the glory of God and making disciples. Join us on Sundays if you are in the Loudoun Country Virginia area.
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In this message Pastor Steve walks through John 13 where Jesus washes the feet of His disciples and gives intricate details in how you should serve others. Heritage is Bible preaching church in Ashburn, VA. Our focus is the glory of God and making disciples. Join us on Sundays if you are in the Loudoun Country Virginia area.
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In this message, we study the final public message from Jesus and the unchangeable truths He shares as He makes His way to the cross
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In this message Pastor Steve shares four responses to the news about the death of Jesus Christ. We all respond to news differently and the news of Christ's death invoked responses from those who hear it. The passage of the message is from John 12:34-43
Pastor Steve continues the study in John by looking at John12:27-33. The focus of this passage is the impeding death of Jesus. John writes to the original audience about the level of agony Christ is facing as He makes His way to the cross. Jesus expresses the purpose of why He is willing to suffer, and outlines the significant details about His death.
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John 12:20-26
How do we end up in a place where we worship ourselves instead of following Jesus? Our daily motivation should be for the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the reality of eternal life, and the honor that is given by God.
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John 12:12-19
What brings the greatest hope in our lives? Seeing Christ’s true purpose at His Triumphal Entry brings the greatest hope. Be encouraged how our lives are profoundly filled with hope when we see why Christ came!
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John 12:1-11
In this message, Pastor Steve preaches about how the Jesus is only one worthy of our extravagant worship.
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John 11:45-57
In this message, Pastor Steve preaches about how the Lord works His divine plan through the motives and actions of selfish people!
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John 11:38-44
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Psalm 16:1-11 | Pastor Xavier Small
In this message, Pastor Xavier Small speaks from Psalm 16 about God's faithfulness, attributes, and refusal to abandon us, no matter what happens in our lives.
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John 11:28-38
How I respond in life should come from what I believe about God.
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John 11:17-27
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John 11:5-16
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Matthew 28:16-30
Jesus expects His disciples to fulfill His mission.
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John 10:31-42
Jesus is being threatened by those who don’t believe His words. They doubt what He says is true and are convinced that what they believe is right. Jesus responds by challenging them to believe what He says through the works He has done. He is guiding them to look at His works to find the evidence they need to believe in Him.
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John 10:22-30
Jesus reveals the way He and His Father work together to preserve and
protect those who are His sheep.
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John 10:1-21
Jesus reveals that He is the Door of the sheep and the Good Shepherd.
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Psalm 23 | Pastor Xavier Small
Why should God be our focus as we battle control?
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John 9:35-41
Thinking you can see is what confirms you are blind.
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John 9:1-34
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John 8:48-59
Because Jesus is God, I can fully believe His promise.
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John 8:31-47
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John 8:21-30
The conversation and teaching Jesus shares has a connection that brings clarity. The truth about Jesus is confirmed through the gospel.
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Jesus declares His is the Light of the World.
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John 8:1-11
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John 7:45-52 | Pastor Seth Haberman
When we testify about Jesus, it provokes the heart and stirs a response.
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John 7:40-44
After Jesus speaks His powerful words that He is the living water, you see that people responded in very different ways.
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John 7:37-39
Jesus' words carry profound meaning, deep connections, and personal relevance for all, as he asserts himself as the sole source of true satisfaction and aligns with Israel's traditions, presenting individuals with a pivotal decision to believe in his message.
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John 7:32-36
Discovering what Jesus means should change how I respond.
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John 7:25-31
In this passage, there is great confusion about Jesus. The leaders think He is blaspheming God, some of the crowd think He is demon-possessed, and others believe He could be the Christ. Their response to the confusion is to try and come to some conclusions on their own. When they do, Jesus reveals the truth that clears their confusion, disrupts their assumptions, and transforms their lives, because when they are presented with a spiritual truth, it disrupts a logical assumption.
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John 7:10-24
Judging by appearance keeps me from understanding divine truth.
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John 7:1-9
Jesus is interacting with people who don’t believe. His response to
His unbelieving brothers is John’s focus in the first part of chapter seven.
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Revelation 1:1-18
John's revelation of Jesus Christ emphasizes His actions as the King of Kings. In this first chapter, what is revealed and emphasized to John about Jesus Christ is so polarizing it cannot be ignored. It is so powerful, changes the course of human history, and is so personal that it impacts your life.
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Matthew 21:1-17
Jesus is ushered into the city of Jerusalem with a parade of praise from His followers and disciples. They shout that He is the One who comes in the Name of the Lord. He is going to to save them and free them from Roman oppression. Jesus accepts this praise with the knowledge that in just a few days the shout of praise will turn into shouts of rage for Him to be crucified. His time has come and His purpose is about to be fulfilled. In the early part of this holy week, takes the time to disrupt a city looking for a Savior, and a religious system vainly trying to provide salvation to establish truth about Himself that connect to how He is the true and only Savior.
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John 6:66-71
After many of His disciples walk away, Jesus turns to the twelve original disciples and asks them if they want to walk away as well. Peter responds to Jesus with clarity and confidence that absolutely confirms His identity as a true disciple of Jesus Christ.
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John 6:60-66
Jesus is pressing drown on truths that are causing some of His followers to question what He is saying. The metaphor Jesus presents is not sitting right with many in the crowd. As Jesus senses this tension, He clearly explains truth He tries to guide them to the right conclusion, but in the end many of His disciples decide to walk away from Jesus.
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John 6:52-59
Jesus stresses the importance of believing in Him through powerful language that may initially seem unsettling. However, once you grasp the true meaning behind His words, you will discover the magnificence of Jesus and what He has done.
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John 6:41-51
As the conversation continues, more is revealed by Jesus that
causes great confusion. What Jesus says is challenging what they believe and
know to be true, by revealing to them the sovereign working of God, to reveal a
greater truth about Jesus.
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John 6:22-40
Jesus enters into a lengthy conversation with a crowd of people who are
wanting Him to perform more miracles. They are enamored with what He
could do, and desperate for what His miracles provide for them.
Endless satisfaction is found only in Jesus.
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John 6:16-21
How Jesus was working in this passage is how He works in our lives. He has a complex work He is doing to bring about a simple truth. When Jesus tells His disciples not to fear, He is communicating the same truth all his disciples.
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This miracle was not just to provide food for the a hungry crowd, and it’s not about a boy who gave his lunch, it has much deeper connections that transform all of our lives.
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What Jesus shows these leaders is so compelling and so clear but they still didn’t believe, and Jesus know the exact reasons why they don’t believe. The reasons they didn’t believe can be the same reasons that are keeping you from believing the truth about Jesus.
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Jesus continues to speak and shares why what He is saying and teaching are more than the words of a good teacher, but are the very word of God. In the words He shares in this passage He focuses the listeners attention on events that will happen. He speaks of resurrection, judgement, and the destination al all people.
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Three times in John 5 and two times in this specific text, Jesus makes extreme statements about His relationship and working with God that He is emphasizing is absolute truth.
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In John 5 we see that Jesus confirms His authority over a man by declaring His divine relationship with God.
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The focus of this story can be incorrectly placed on the man who was healed. We are thankful for a man who was healed after thirty eight years, but the focus of this story must remain on the Healer Himself. No other gospel records the story of this healing, but John through divine inspiration from the Holy Spirit has penned it into this gospel which gives further evidence to the purpose of the entire gospel of John.
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Because we desire to be content, we try to control or change our circumstances with the hopes of finding contentment once the we have orchestrated the situation into how we want it to be. Contentment is not found when you learn how to change or control your circumstances your circumstances, but you can learn to be content no matter the circumstances.
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All of us constantly live one moment away from fearful situations. In one moment, we could be faced with financial setbacks, in one moment we could lose someone we love, in one moment, a diagnosis could change our lives, in one moment our life could be taken away, in one moment, we could experience deep hurt, in one moment we can be overtaken by fear.
What perspectives does God want me to have in my fearful situations because of the promise that He is with us?
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The greatest need Israel had is the greatest need we all have. We all need to be saved from our sins, and our only hope to satisfy that need is found in the reason why Jesus was born.
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The specifics of the birth of Jesus Christ are found throughout Scripture. From Genesis to the gospels, the truth that the Messiah would come is clearly seen. When we come to Matthew’s gospel we are introduced to the human actors of Jesus’ birth. Those who would play the parts of Jesus’ parents during His time on earth. Mary was a young humble woman who fell in love with a carpenter from Nazareth, and Joseph was a hard working man who wanted to live a quiet happy life with the woman he loved. They were betrothed and waiting for the next step in their relationship, but God had a very different plan for each of them.
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In this passage we discover the formation of the early church through the disciples. This group of Christ followers are commissioned by Jesus to continue the mission He began during His earthly ministry and that He fulfilled through His resurrection. The gospel is to be proclaimed to all, disciples are to be developed, and the church is given this mission directly from Jesus.
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All of us have experienced something that has shook us, broke us, changed us, or depleted us of the hope, the joy, and the peace we all desire to have in our lives. A diagnosis from my doctor, the death of my spouse or family member, broken trust in a relationship, a setback in my career, the illness of my child, the day I got that phone call, a choice my adult children made, when my parents made that decision, the addiction I’ve struggled with for years.
How can I involve Jesus in my painful situation that will lead to experiencing unimaginable hope?
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Our lives should prioritize eternity, over our temporary world. When we begin to see what Jesus sees, the urgency of obeying God becomes clear. Waiting to obey God is something comfortable Christians can often fall prey to. The fields are ready for harvest. Don't become distracted, go out and obey the Lord, now!
In John 4, we learn of the woman at the well. Jesus shows that, although worldly things may quench our thirst temporarily, true satisfaction can only come from Him and Him alone.
Jesus is many things, and especially the things that we are not. He is God, and we must remember that we are not. To truly accept Jesus, His Truth must be revealed to us, and we must be accepting and not resisting. True Salvation is only through Christ alone.
In John Chapter 3, Jesus reveals truths about man's relationship with God now that He has come into the world. Being born as sinners, we must look to God to move out of the darkness of the world.
We all have to live under pressure. But, as told by Pastor Steve, we've been freed of religious pressure because of Jesus. Jesus' actions in John chapter 2 verses 13-21 symbolizes out release from any religious pressure, so that we can build a relationship with Him.
Life will undoubtedly present you with problems. What does the Bible say about handling problems in a way that is pleasing to God?
Perspective can change our understanding. Pastor teaches that becoming nearer to Jesus grows our relationship with Him. Skepticism and doubt can be appeased if you only trust in Jesus, and close your proximity to Him.
Pastor Steve gives teachings on John chapter 1, verses 35-42. An important question to ask ourselves is how Jesus will change our lives. Join us as we explore the possibilities that He has for us.
It's important to have a fundamental understanding of who our Savior and why is is our savior. Pastor Steve teaches us through scripture the that Jesus is the promised savior and that we have new life in Him!
In this final part of the message, Pastor Steve emphasizes the importance of knowing how to be saved, and how Jesus is the only way. Humbling yourself and letting Jesus transform your life is paramount in our Christian walk.
Pastor Steve continues his message on Living in the Wrong Reality. Continuing in the Gospel of John, we learn the reality of who Jesus is, and how that impacts our lives.
Join Pastor Steve as we delve deeper into the Gospel of John. Often times our "perceptions of reality" can cloud us from the truth. Learn how God can help us look past our perceived reality and to see His Truth.
Join us in a new study of the Gospel of John! It's important to understand the structure of this Gospel to better uncover God's word. Understanding the story of Jesus is necessary in our walk with Christ.
Pastor Steve continues the story of Jonah in chapter 3. It's important to realize the importance of focusing our lives to the future for the glory of God.
Join Pastor Steve as he starts Jonah chapter 3. Undeserved second chances show God's grace to us, although we don't deserve it. When God gives second chances, how can we be sure to do his will? Set aside any excuses, be it feelings or circumstances, and full send for the glory of God!
The story of Jonah continues in chapter 2. Join Pastor Steve as he discusses finding hope in a world where it can be difficult to navigate through life's pain.
Pastor Steve continues the series in Jonah 1:17. Although God's plan might not be the most comfortable, nor the most appealing, we should still place our full faith in God, knowing that he has the best plan for us.
Join Pastor Steve as he continues his breakdown of Jonah chapter 1, verses 7 - 15. We often try to blame our problems on what's going on around us, when it can be traced to our own disobedience to God. How understanding this help us in our walk with Christ?
Pastor Todd Gaddy continues where Pastor Steve left off in Jonah. How does God get our attention, and how can it reveal His plan for us? Find out in this breakdown of the next few chapters in Jonah.
Join us at the start of a new series! How does context reveal newfound meaning in the well known story of Jonah and the whale? Pastor Steve's message covers the first four verses in this book.
In the final message of the series "Beyond Belief," see how God's Power can change lives in a way that only He can.
Continue the series in Ephesians and explore how hope can be found in the Holy Spirit through prayer.
In this message, Pastor Steve shares truths from Ephesians 3 about the how we are included and transformed by the gospel.
The battles we fight are against an enemy we can't see. The problem is that often times we fight the wrong enemy. How do you recognize the attacks, and claim victory?
Is there a way God says to raise children? In "Parenting Purpose," Pastor Steve and Becky look at a Christ-centered approach to parenting from Ephesians 6.
In this message Pastor Steve shares truths from Ephesians 5 on how we should love our spouse the way Christ loves us.
In this message, Pastor Steve shares truths from Ephesians 5 about relationships, being single, and the way God wants us to live.
In this message, Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 4 about doing all things through Christ.
How can we respond to anxiety when it attacks? In this message Pastor Steve shares truths about how the peace of God protects us from anxiety.
What does it take to follow the right example? In this message, Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 3:17-21 about the wrong examples' results and understanding our our citizenship.
In this message, Pastor Steve shares the truths from Philippians 3:10-16 about living for the return of Christ.
What does it mean to know Christ? Is it gaining more information or growing in experience? In this message, Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 3:1-11
In this message Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 2 about being involved, getting discouraged, and finding joy in God's work.
In this message Pastor Steve shares the hope of the gospel, and how it has the power to transform every part of your life.
Not many people like change, but growth lead to change. When you allow God to grow yo, He will change you. In "Subject to Change, " Pastor Steve Miller shares truths from Philippians 2:14-15
God is always working. When we recognize God at work, we trust Him, when we don't have faith, we fight with Him. In "Fighting with God," Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 2:13.
Growth can be difficult. When we are challenged to spiritually grow, so often we don't choose the right steps, but adopt the wrong attitude. In "I'm Good Where I'm At, Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 2:12.
Jesus has a way He wants us to think and live. In Philippians 2 we discover the way Jesus went about fulfilling His Father's mission. In "Conviction Over Emotion," Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 2: 5-11
It is clear what Jesus wants us to do to accomplish His mission, but the question in how are we to accomplish it? In "The Mission of Jesus," Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 2:5-11.
Christians are called by God to live differently. Philippians 2 teaches us that if we are going to live differently, we need to think differently.
In part 2 of the series about God's blessings, Pastor Steve shares truths from Numbers 6:24-26 on the character of God and how He will bless us.
There is a difference between blessings and success. In this 2-part mini series, Pastor Steve shares truths from Numbers 6:24-26.
When God speaks how do you respond? In this message we look at the response of the shepherds after they heard the news of the miracle birth in Bethlehem.
The shepherds were just going through their routine but God was using the mundane to bring them to a moment that would change their priorities and life. In "A Moment in the Mundane," Pastor Steve shares truths from Luke 2:8-14
Sometimes God puts something in our life that wouldn't pick. How can we trust that God knows what He is doing and adjust to His plan? In "Adjusting to god's Plan," Pastor Steve looks at truths from Luke 2:1-7
Every Christian will deal with suffering. What do we need to remember in the middle of these situations? In "Dealing with Suffering," Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 1.
Joy comes from understanding how to live, and what to live for. In "What Are You Living For," Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 1:27.
Joy is found in what you know, not in what you feel. In "I Choose to be Joyful," Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 1:18-26
Every problem is connected to God's purpose. In "My Problems Have A Purpose," we discover a perspective and change from Philippians 1 that God gives us when going through difficult times. We can find joy even in our problems.
Discernment is not about making a choice, it's about making God's choice. In "Living with discernment," Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 1:7-11.
Joy is found in what we know, not in what we see. In "The Joy You Can't See," Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 1.
There is an incredible difference between joy and happiness. How is it possible to have joy…when joy is so hard to find? in "When Joy is Hard to find," Pastor Steve shares truths from Philippians 1:1-5
Why did Jesus put His disciples in a situation that was avoidable? What was the purpose? Do you ever feel like God puts you in situation, and you question what He is doing? In "The Point of the Problem," Pastor Steve shares truths from John 6:1-14
What are you willing to do to get people to Jesus? In "Let's Break the Roof," Pastor Steve shares truths from Mark 2:1-5
With so much going on in our world right now, we can begin to question so many things. How do we respond when we just don’t understand, and how do we respond to those who are questioning?
Vulnerability is celebrated in Christianity. When we pray we can discover vulnerability, find healing, and experience miracles! In "We Need A Miracle," Pastor Steve shares truths from James 5:13-18
Sometimes there are situations where you have every right to respond wrong. In "Please, Be Patient," Pastor Steve Miller looks at James 5:7-12 on how God wants us to respond in those situations.
We never find in Scripture where God is against people having money, but we do find in Scripture that God is very concerned with how people get money and what they do with it. In "When Money is Misused," Pastor Steve Miller shares truths from James 5:1-6.
God is in control. It is His will that will be done! When we know what we want we are tempted to take control. In "Control the Outcome." Pastor Steve Miller shares truths from James 4:13-17.
How do we come back to God when we are pulled away? In "Take A Step Back," Pastor Steve shares truths from James 4:1-12 about just being willing to take a step back.
The words you say are powerful! They have the potential to control the direction of your life. In "Watch What you Say," Pastor Steve shares truths from James 3:1-12
Genuine faith will produce guide spiritual actions. In James 2 we learn that faith without works is dead. What does this mean? In "The Gospel Transforms," Pastor Steve Miller shares truths form James 2:14-26.
How do we respond when culture and Scripture collide? How should we treat people around us when we disagree? In "Created Equal," Pastor Steve Miller shares truths from James 2:1-13.
God's Word is the only guide for our life. When we allow the Bible to guide our life, it will change the way we listen, live, and love. In this message Pastor Steve Miller shares truths from James 1:19-27
God is a father who loves His children. He is faithful, He is good, and He is forgiving. In "The Favor of A Father," Pastor Steve shares the perspective of how how God views us as His children.
Everyone struggles with temptation. How do we deal with temptation and being pulled away from the faith in God? In "I'm Tempted to do it," Pastor Steve shares biblical truth from James 1:13-16
How can we make it though the tough seasons of life? The reason to endure must be greater than the results we receive. In "The Reason to Keep Going," Pastor Steve shares truths from James 1:12.
In our own ways we all want significance. We all desire to be successful, and to do something that matters and maybe even gets us noticed in the process. In "The Shift of Significance," Pastor Steve shares truth from James 1:9-11
What do you do when you don't know what to do? Life is filled with situation where this question is a reality. In "I Don't know what to do," Pastor Steve looks at James 1:5-8 about asking God for wisdom.
How should we respond when tough times come? Our natural response is to try and avoid them, but God's response is for us to embrace them. In "When Tough Times Come," Pastor Steve walks through James 1:1-4.
What if the greatest gift your children can receive is not something you give to them, but someone you are in front of them. In "The Gift of Sincere Faith," Pastor Steve shares truth from 2 Timothy 1:5-9.
The final words and thoughts from the book of Galatians. We learn more about the motives of false teachers, and we get a clearer understanding of why we should be careful to assume. In "Let's Wrap Things Up." Pastor Steve shares truths from Galatians 6:11-18.
Life is filled with choices. We know how to make a decision, but sometimes we lack the perspective to understand the power and impact of the decisions we make. In "The Power of a Choice," Pastor Steve walks through Galatians 6:7-10.
There is a unique relationship between a Pastor and the church. Both have important responsibilities and roles. In "Focus on What Matters." Pastor Steve shares the truths of Galatians 6:6.
There is always pressure to act like we have it all together. We hide our vulnerability because of the fear of being ejected. In "The Value of Being Vulnerable." Pastor Steve walks through Galatians 6:2-5 about the value of being vulnerable.
If millions of people celebrate the resurrection today, then why was no one there on that day to see him rise fro the dead? In "Jesus is Alive," Pastor Steve talks about the reason why people didn't anticipate the resurrection.
There is a specific way God has called us to live. We are to grow in His grace, and learn to help others. When we choose to grow, now we're ready to help others who are struggling.
We fight to keep control. We try our best to make things work the way we want, but what if getting better meant giving up control? In "The Goal is to Lose Control," Pastor Steve Miller talks about what it takes to move forward and become what God wants you to be!
Toxic people can impact our lives in such a negative way. We must always be careful who we listen to and what voices we give value. in "Be Careful Who You listen to." Pastor Steve gives clarity to Galatians 5:7-12.
Doubt and discouragement will come. What foundation are you choosing to stand on? In "It's time To Decide," Pastor Steve talks about choosing the right foundation for your life.
Many times we don't believe what God says about us, so God has to tell us again, and again. In "The Moral of the Story." Pastor Steve shares the truths that we are free in Christ and we need to believe we are you God says we are.
What if your pain is actually leading you to your purpose? What happens when people turn against you? In "When Things Get personal," Pastor Steve shares truths from the book of Galatians.
If you feel stuck in in a cycle of failure, you can find freedom by taking the next step. In "Freedom is Forward," Pastor Steve talks about the true freedom is found in the gospel and a growing relationship with God.
The gospel transforms us. Sometimes it is hard to embrace the truth of your transformation because we can be overwhelmed by who we used to be. In "What's Your Shirt Size," Pastor Steve talks about embracing who God says you are.
Sometimes we forget what God had done for us. In "religious Freedom." Pastor Steve shares three reminders from Galatians that happen when we accept Jesus as Savior.
Can we trust what God says even when our circumstances change? In "When God Makes A Promise" Pastor Steve shares truths from Galatians 3 about God's promises.
Following God requires faith. What we do for God should come from what we believe about God. In "Vision 2021" Pastor steve outlines the vision and goals focusing on in 2021.
Everyone wants approval and acceptance. At times we it seems we need to be perfect to get it from people and from God. In "The Pressure to Be Perfect." Pastor Steve talks about the freedom on Christ can give us for the pressure of perfection.
Why do we allow lies to limit us? In "Do You Know Who You Are?" Pastor Steve reminds us that we can can accomplish so much more because of who we are in Christ.
We have a chose to make. Our way our God's way. In "It Won't Work Your Way." Pastor Steve shares the choice between a relationship and religion.
When you find yourself in a sitaution that is hard to believe, what should you do? In "When It's Impossible to Believe," Pastor Steve looks at the situation Joseph faced when learning about Jesus.
What if your problem was actually God's promise at work in your life? In "When God Stops You," Pastor Steve looks at the Christmas story from the perspective of Joseph.
When mistakes lead to miracles. In "I Didn't See That Coming," Pastor Steve Miller looks at the lives of the people chosen to be in the line of Jesus.
You have the pwoer, because you have the person. In "The Power Inside You," Pastor Steve Miller shares the power we have to overcome because of who lives within us.
Why do we make mistakes that hold ourselves back? In "When You Keep Getting In Your Own Way,"Pastor Steve Miller talks about how we find grace even when we keep messing things up.