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Isaiah reminds us that the buffet is free and that the feast of insight lies in our knowledge of His perfect & powerful guidance.
This sermon was recorded on Sep 1, 2024.
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Richard brings us a message about Biblical busyness.
This sermon was recorded on Aug 25, 2024.
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We have all encountered situations where we were able to take on the challenges that were in front of us. Even though we can face life’s hardships at times head-on, we also know we would much rather face those hardships and walk through them, not alone, but with the help of other people. Of all the ways Paul chooses to end his letter to the church in Philippi, he chooses to highlight their empathy for him and how they shared his struggles. Even though Paul can do all things through Christ, who gives some strength, Paul was moved by the fact that people still came along side of him and gave him their support. Today we will dig into the topic of empathy and how we can be like the church in Philippi and have God-tuned hearts for the needs of other people.
This sermon was recorded on Aug 18, 2024.
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Brandon continues our series on Philippians by examining how we use this part of the Bible to learn contentment.
This sermon was recorded on Aug 11, 2024.
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Even though the church in Philippi was a great group of Jesus followers, they had their own skirmishes as we can see in Philippians 4:1- 3. Before Paul brings up the quarrel between these two ladies, he frames it in the context of something so much bigger: heaven, the church, and the Lord. He urges them to find common ground, not in their own desires or their disputable matters, but in the indisputable, which is their standing in Jesus Christ.
This sermon was recorded on Aug 5, 2024.
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We all have worries in our life, no matter how big or small they may be. But Paul tells us that we shouldn’t worry about anything. As Christians, we are called to take our worries, no matter how many there are or how small they may be, and lay them at God’s feet. Not only that, but to have the confidence that God will take care of our worries, no matter the situation, because that’s what joy truly is.
This sermon was recorded on July 28, 2024.
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After referring back to his Jewish resume, the apostle Paul shares with the Philippian Christians what they needed to hear and what we need to be reminded of today; don’t look back. His message is simply this: Don't fixate on where you’ve been, what you've done, or your past failures, but keep pressing toward your goal and eternal future in Christ.
This sermon was recorded on July 21, 2024.
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In Philippians 3, Paul shares how there were believers trying to mix their ceremonial laws and traditions in with the Gospel. As Paul illustrates, if we mix Jesus with anything it equals nothing. Paul references the pride he had in his résumé and his knowledge, and how it almost caused him to miss Christ. In this text, we will learn just as Paul learned to not rejoice in what we know or what we’ve done, but rather to rejoice in the Lord.
This sermon was recorded on July 14, 2024.
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A lot of us know of Paul and everything that he did during his missionary journeys, but not many people think about the people that supported him and helped him throughout his struggles. In Philippians 2:19-30, we hear of two of these important people that helped Paul when he needed it most. This Sunday, we take a deep dive into Timothy and Epaphroditus, the help they gave Paul, and the joy that friends like them bring into our Christian walks.
This sermon was recorded on July 7, 2024.
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Paul pleads with the church to make sure selfish attitudes do not sneak their way into the church and steal our closeness and joy. In Philippians 2:1-11, Paul illustrates how the attitude that we have about ourselves plus our view of the cross is what will crush our conceit and cause us to embrace our need for humility.
This sermon was recorded on June 30, 2024.
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We all know life is filled with good circumstances and bad circumstances. Yet, despite wherever we find ourselves....joy IN those circumstances is a pursuit. It’s not a gift to be delivered to our door every morning. Our circumstances are not the things that make us joyful. If we wait for the circumstances to get just right, we will never laugh again. Joy comes to those who are determined to pursue it despite their circumstances. In our text, Paul gives a perspective that we all need to pursue. Life is a daily choice of chains. We will either choose to chain ourselves to Christ and find joy, or chain ourselves to something else and find disappointment.
This sermon was recorded on June 23, 2024.
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We all know life is filled with good circumstances and bad circumstances. Yet, despite wherever we find ourselves....joy IN those circumstances is a pursuit. It’s not a gift to be delivered to our door every morning. Our circumstances are not the things that make us joyful. If we wait for the circumstances to get just right, we will never laugh again. Joy comes to those who are determined to pursue it despite their circumstances. In our text, Paul gives a perspective that we all need to pursue. Life is a daily choice of chains. We will either choose to chain ourselves to Christ and find joy, or chain ourselves to something else and find disappointment.
This sermon was recorded on June 16, 2024.
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From a Roman prison, the apostle Paul writes a letter to the church at Philippi, a church plant from his second missionary trip. In our scripture reading this morning, take special note of Paul's tone and his gratitude for their partnership in the grace of God. Amazingly, Paul gives us such a perspective, not warning them of the persecution they may endure, but rather inspiring them to find their joy in being blameless before God as well.
This sermon was recorded on June 9, 2024.
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Service, by all definitions of the word, is a sliding scale. For some, they think of Memorial Day, where we remember the soldiers that sacrificed their lives in service to our country. Others think of service as a verb, like having service done to your car. As Christians, service is a necessity in our faith. Service as a Christian means showing love in all that we do for anyone and everyone, and constantly looking for other ways to serve and help those around us. Sometimes that requires that we take our idea of service and look at it from a different angle, or even stepping out of our comfort zone and getting dirty. No matter how we choose to serve, we must always keep the central goal in mind: in all that we do, we are serving the Lord Christ.
This sermon was recorded on June 2, 2024.
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After Jesus describes himself as “the door” he lets us know that as we walk through the doors, there’s a Shepherd on the other side. We all need a Shepherd. As we allow ourselves to be shepherded by Jesus, John 10 describes how He feeds us, leads us, knows us, and protects us. But we also know in our own lives that imitation sometimes is the greatest and most sincere form of flattery. In this text, we will also learn how we can imitate shepherd leadership in our own areas of influence.
This sermon was recorded on May 26, 2024.
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Israel had been in captivity for 70 years. They had experienced desolation and disappointment. But God had a plan to make this desolate people fruitful. In our text today, God pictures Israel as a barren woman who is told to expand her home. She is told to make preparations and expansions for the future even though her womb is empty. This woman is not told to wait but to begin enlarging, stretching, and building for what is to come. As she builds, she sings… Not because she has the answer yet but because she believes in the promises of God. Notice in our text how this faith-filled woman builds in anticipation of the future and what has not even arrived yet.
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This sermon was recorded on May 19, 2024.
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In 2 Cor 8:1-7, the apostle Paul, touched by the generosity of fellow Christians in Macedonia, encourages the church at Corinth to follow in their example of enthusiasm, joining in the support and expansion of the gospel through their offerings. In 2 Corinthians 9, Paul continues his exhortation of how God will use their gifts to meet the growing needs and, while doing so, bring their hearts to an overflow of thanksgiving. God pours out His mercy to us so that we may overflow in ministry to others as a testimony of His goodness.
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This sermon was recorded on May 12, 2024.
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All of our lives, whether we realize it or not, we have been trained to seek treasure. We chase a dollar, we seek promotion, we invest to make more, we build accounts of cash flow so that we can know for sure we will be "taken care of" later in life. However, Jesus warns us against that kind of dependency on ourselves. He calls it treasure storing here on earth. As he often does, Jesus challenges our conventional wisdom to remind us where all things come from, how all that overflow that comes our way is God's blessing us for a purpose. His blessings are given in overflow so that we may share those blessings with others. Today's message will challenge all of us, to see ourselves as God's managers of His overflow, and agents of His kindness and generosity to those around us. In doing so, we find our treasure in Him, a trust that finds confidence in His abundance, not our own.
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This sermon was recorded on May 5, 2024.
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In Ezekiel 47, Ezekiel is standing in God’s temple, which has now been restored, and His glory is in it. But as Ezekiel‘s angel tour guide shows him, God’s glory and power are not to remain within the walls. God’s glory and power are to leave the walls of that structure, and as it does, it transforms everything it touches. As God‘s power leaves those walls, so does Ezekiel. Join us Sunday as we discuss the depth of our faith in moving from ankle-deep to waist-deep.
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This sermon was recorded on April 28, 2024.
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This morning Mike Baker shares with us the Overflowing Mission of the Church. As we look at the emphasis in Scripture on Evangelism, Discipleship, Fellowship, and Generosity, we also begin our Overflowing Building Campaign. Thank you for joining us.
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This sermon was recorded on April 21, 2024.
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A seemingly random story in the middle of Acts inspires us how to better love the “Euthychuses” that are among us. Like Euthychus, we all have times where we fallen asleep. For many of us, the issue is not just that we’re asleep, but WHERE we have fallen asleep. Paul details for us how we too can come down from our upper rooms and how our drowsiness does not have to end in despair.
This sermon was recorded on April 14, 2024.
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Word travels fast, even in the first century. Peter, having healed a man of paralysis 12 miles from Joppa, inspired the hearts of grieving widows there who appealed to Peter to come quickly, without delay. Their mentor and provider Tabitha had fallen ill and died. Confidence in God's power over the grave, and knowing Peter was nearby gave them reason to wash her body, place her in an upper room, prepared not for burial, but to be raised again. As Peter arrived, the widows wept bitterly clinging to the garments she had made them, and begged for a miracle. Peter raised her from the dead and returned her to the widows in her care. Tabitha's works praised her; not only the beautiful garments, but most especially the voices of those who had been the recipients of her selfless care.
This sermon was recorded on April 07, 2024.
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On this Easter Sunday, Andrew Itson tells us about love that travels.
This sermon was recorded on March 31, 2024.
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God has a way of setting things in motion to demonstrate His power and authority. One family receives their first and only child, a beautiful daughter to love and enjoy. A woman nearby begins hemorrhaging inexplicably. One family receives the joy of family while the other individual lives in exile, unclean, and detached from society. Twelve years later their stories would intersect in desperation as they sought out Jesus for a miracle. The father brings word that his daughter is dying. The woman is spent in every way, and it is Jesus who is their only hope for healing. These two narratives interwoven in scripture, remind us that Jesus is more moved by your faith than your circumstance. “Don’t fear. Only believe.” Luke 8:40-56
This sermon was recorded on March 17, 2024.
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Elisha did not ask for a place to stay, and the Shunammite woman did not ask for a baby. However, the everyday faithfulness of these two people helped them to see God’s mighty hand of power. Like the Shunammite woman, hope is what gets us through the day, but we also know that sometimes it hurts to hope. In our text today we can learn from the Shunammite woman how to navigate our buried dreams and really believe that “it is well” when “all is not well.”
This sermon was recorded on March 10, 2024.
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Today, Brandon will bring us a lesson about a Life in Desperation. Often, God uses the most improbable people to help us in distress. God sends Elijah to lodge with a widow and her son and through miraculous means, God provides food for all of them that never goes away. Providence has a funny way of turning 180 degrees, and the widow finds herself in desperation. READ 1 Kings 17:17-24.
This sermon was recorded on March 03, 2024.
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This morning, Andrew Itson continues our sermon series on prayer.
This sermon was recorded on Feb 25, 2024.
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This morning, Andrew Itson continues our sermon series on prayer with a message from Hannah's prayer.
This sermon was recorded on Feb 18, 2024.
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This morning, Brandon Pressnell continues our sermon series on prayer with a lesson entitled "The Impact of A Prayer Culture."
This sermon was recorded on Feb 11, 2024.
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his morning, Dr. Randall Bailey from Faulkner University continues our sermon series on prayer with a lesson entitled "Improving Your Prayer Life by Creating a Culture of Prayer."
This sermon was recorded on Feb 4, 2024.
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This morning, Brandon continues our sermon series on prayer with a lesson entitled "Confessing Prayer."
This sermon was recorded on Jan 28, 2024.
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This morning, Andrew continues our sermon series on prayer with a lesson entitled "Wrestling with Prayer."
This sermon was recorded on Jan 21, 2024.
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This morning, Brandon starts a new sermon series on prayer with a lesson entitled "The Power of Prayer."
This sermon was recorded on Jan 14, 2024.
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Brandon will challenge us to live out the truth of the Gospel.
This sermon was recorded on Dec 31, 2023.
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This morning, Andrew continues our study of the gifts brought to Christ to celebrate the birth of our King. Today, we look at the gift of myrrh.
This sermon was recorded on Dec 24, 2023.
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This morning, Brandon continues our series entitled We Bring our Gifts to You by discussing the many earthly and spiritual properties of frankincense.
This sermon was recorded on Dec 17, 2023.
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Andrew continues our sermon series entitled, We Bring Our Gifts to You. Not everyone celebrated the birth of our Savior like the wise men. Some opposed Jesus, and some dismissed Jesus. In our text today, we will see how the wise men brought Jesus gold. Gold was symbolic of kingship. To make someone king in our lives, we must let them establish a kingdom in our hearts. Today we will learn about the spiritual, historical, and practical impact of gold and how we can better receive His kingship and bring our best gifts to Him.
This sermon was recorded on Dec 10, 2023.
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Thank you for gathering with us this week! This morning, Brandon kicks off a new sermon series entitled, We Bring our Gifts to You.
This sermon was recorded on Dec 3, 2023.
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Jason speaks about the role of the church in the Digital Age. Using Jeremiah and the book of Hebrews, we will see that the role of the church in the Digital Age is the same as the church in every age: to Glorify God and help grow His Kingdom. Christians are called to use the tools of their day to effectively amplify the message of the Gospel to all the world while living out the transformative love of Christ.
This sermon was recorded on Nov 26, 2023.
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Jason speaks on the topic of being image bearers in the Digital Age. Technology is a part of every aspect of our lives today. It makes us more efficient, and more connected and deeply shapes us spiritually. This morning, we explore the ways in which technology impacts our faith.
This sermon was recorded on Nov 19, 2023.
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This morning, Andrew will speak on how to “honor Our Father and Mother.” This is the first lesson of our 2023 Caring for Mom & Dad Workshop.
This sermon was recorded on Nov 12, 2023.
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This week Brandon speaks on the great “mystery” of marriage and how it relates to the close relationship of Jesus to the Church as described in Ephesians 5:22-33.
This sermon was recorded on Nov 5, 2023.
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This week Andrew brings a personal story of his family's adoptions to help illustrate the power of our own adoption by God as described in Ephesians 1 and Luke 15.
This sermon was recorded on Oct 29, 2023.
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This sermon was recorded on Oct 22, 2023.
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On this Grandparent's Day, Andrew Itson uses the stories of Enoch and and Naomi to show how God uses the wisdom and influence coming from our grandparents to positively affect younger generations.
This sermon was recorded on Sep 10, 2023.
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This sermon was recorded on Sep 3, 2023.
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It was no accident that Saul became Israel’s 1st king. A man who started out his day, chasing his dad’s lost donkeys ended up finding out that he was going to be the king before the sun went down. This was no accident. It was evident that God’s thumbprint was on his life. He was gifted for this; God called him to it, and other people could see it, but the problem so often for Saul is that he could not see it. As we dig into the text today, Saul arrived as the first king of Israel. Like Saul, we were made for so much more than just arrival. We don’t have to hide among our baggage or compare our gifts to others. When God’s Spirit rushes into our lives, he equips us to do what we are called to do.
This sermon was recorded on Aug 27, 2023.
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Jehoshaphat was an amazingly dialed-in king when his reign began. He fortified all of Judea, giving it strongholds that were well-guarded and protected by a notoriously strong and organized military. Not only did he focus on safety, but he also pushed for his kingdom to know God, sending out teachers, Levites, and priests to instruct from the Law of God. He led his people in prayer and fasting, calling on God for protection, and God delivered. Unfortunately, like his father Asa, bad alliances, wealth, and weariness put a stain on an otherwise great story.
This sermon was recorded on Aug 20, 2023.
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Today, we will discuss how God’s eyes are moving all across the Earth, wanting to strengthen us. However, as Asa will experience (and we will, too), the degree of God’s power we experience is directly connected to our dependence on Him.
This sermon was recorded on Aug 13, 2023.
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Today Brandon discusses the life of King Josiah.
This sermon was recorded on Aug 6, 2023.
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Today Brandon, Andrew, and John together discuss the life and heart of King David.
Note: after the sermon there is a special moment of appreciation and prayer for John and all of our amazing summer interns!
This sermon was recorded on June 30, 2023.
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As Israel grew further and further away from sound judgment and a desire for a king to lead them, it was necessary that God raise a leader to display His wisdom. It took a mother’s prayer of affliction, a miracle birth, and a young man willing to be led by the voice of God to bring Israel to repentance. Samuel’s lifelong ministry to the LORD called him into service as a priest, warrior, prophet, and faithful judge. His presence was key in reminding the Israelites that though they sought a king to rule them, God was to be held as sovereign. Samuel’s reputation and legacy are a picture of faithful judgment.
This sermon was recorded on June 23, 2023.
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Andrew Itson continues our sermon series that examines the lives of the Judges and Kings.
Lefthanders are often known as "southpaws." For years, the idea of a southpaw was seen as a weakness, but as Ehud will find out (and hopefully us too), God uses the left hand of our weakness to use the right hand of His strength. Just as God has done throughout the book of Judges, in Judges 3, God raises an unlikely left-handed hero named Ehud to deliver God's people from the oppressive king Eglon. Today, we will look at how we all have "a southpaw story" and be encouraged to know that our limitations can unlock God's power.
This sermon was recorded on July 16, 2023.
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Today, John Lay will continue our sermon series that examines the lives of the Judges and Kings. Jephthah was, by every definition of the word, an outcast in the place where he lived. Despite this, God still used him even though Jephthah was not the perfect hero.
This sermon was recorded on July 9, 2023.
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Andrew Itson continues our sermon series that examines the lives of the Judges and Kings. Today's lesson from the life of Deborah is entitled "From Spectator to Servant." This sermon was recorded on July 2, 2023.
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John Lay continues our series looking at Unlikely Heros in Judges with an examination of Gideon. This sermon was recorded on June 25, 2023.
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Today, Brandon will continue our sermon series that examines the lives of the Judges and Kings. Today's lesson will be part 2 of the mighty judge, Samson. This sermon was recorded on June 18, 2023.
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Today, Andrew will kick off a new sermon series that examines the lives of the Judges and Kings. Today's lesson will be part 1 of the mighty judge, Samson. This sermon was recorded on June 11, 2023.
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John Lay helps get the entire congregation motivated ahead of our annual Service Sunday by helping to define what greatness means to the world versus Jesus' greatness, and how that can help us to become better Christlike servers.
This sermon was recorded on June 4, 2023.
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Brandon leads us through the conclusion of our Gospel at Work series with and examination of how we can live out our individual calling.
This sermon was recorded on May 28, 2023.
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Andrew leads us through a continuation of our series on The Gospel at Work. This sermon was recorded on May 21, 2023.
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Brandon leads us through a continuation of our Gospel at Work series with info on how we can work with difficult people and show God's love.
This sermon was recorded on May 14, 2023.
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Andrew leads us through a continuation of our series on The Gospel at Work. This sermon was recorded on May 7, 2023.
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Brandon leads us through a continuation of our Gospel at Work series with info on how we can work to show: love to God, love to others, reflect God's character, provide for family, enjoyment, and adorn the gospel of Jesus.
This sermon was recorded on April 30, 2023.
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Andrew leads us through the start of our series on The Gospel at Work by first looking at Genesis 2:15. This sermon was recorded on April 23, 2023.
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Siegried Bill delivers a powerful message on the lessons learned from many years serving the prison ministry and the one mission we all have which is possible through the will of the Father. This sermon was recorded on April 16, 2023.
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On this Easter Sunday, Brandon leads us through the joyfull news of Christ's resurrection as wirtten in Matthew 27 and 28. This sermon was recorded on April 9, 2023.
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Andrew leads us through 2 Samuel 12 and Psalm 51. This sermon was recorded on April 2, 2023.
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Brandon leads us through James 5:13-20. This sermon was recorded on March 26, 2023.
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Andrew leads us through James 5:7-12. This sermon was recorded on March 19, 2023.
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Brandon leads us through James 4:13-17. This sermon was recorded on March 12, 2023.
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Andrew leads us through James 5:19-20 with parallels in Galatians 6:1. This sermon was recorded on March 5, 2023.
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Brandon leads us through James 4:1-10. This sermon was recorded on February 26, 2023.
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Andrew leads us through James 3:14-16. This sermon was recorded on February 19, 2023.
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Brandon leads us through James 3:1-12. This sermon was recorded on February 12, 2023.
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Brandon leads us through James 2:14-26. This sermon was recorded on January 29, 2023.
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Andrew leads us through the end of James chapter 1 and James 2:1-13. This sermon was recorded on January 22, 2023.
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Brandon leads us through James 1:19-25. This sermon was recorded on January 15, 2023.
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Jason leads us through James 1:5-8. This sermon was recorded on January 8, 2023.
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This sermon was recorded on January 1, 2023.
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This sermon was recorded on December 11, 2022.
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Brandon Pressnell begins a new series entitled, Surprised By Hope. This sermon was recorded on December 4, 2022.
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Andrew Itson continues the Thanks & Giving sermon series. This sermon was recorded on November 27, 2022.
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Brandon Pressnell continues the Thanks & GIving sermon series. This sermon was recorded on November 20, 2022.
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Andrew Itson introduces a new sermon series, Thanks & Giving. This sermon was recorded on November 13, 2022.
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Brandon Pressnell explores why Jesus offers a better Kingdom. This sermon was recorded on November 6, 2022.
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Andrew Itson explores why Jesus offers better endurance. This sermon was recorded on October 30, 2022.
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Brandon Pressnell explores why Jesus offers a better atonement. This sermon was recorded on October 23, 2022.
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Andrew Itson explores why Jesus offers a better sacrifice. This sermon was recorded on October 16, 2022.
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Andrew Itson explores why Jesus offers a better atonement. This sermon was recorded on October 9, 2022.
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Andrew Itson explores why Jesus offers a better covenant. This sermon was recorded on October 2, 2022.
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Brandon Pressnell continues our sermon series, Better: A Study of Hebrews. This sermon was recorded on September 25, 2022.
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Andrew Itson continues our sermon series, Better: A Study of Hebrews. This sermon was recorded on September 18, 2022.
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Brandon Pressnell continues our sermon series, Better: A Study of Hebrews. This sermon was recorded on September 11, 2022.
Andrew Itson continues our sermon series, Better: A Study of Hebrews. This sermon was recorded on September 4, 2022.
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Brandon Pressnell introduces our new sermon series, Better: A Study of Hebrews in this lesson. This sermon was recorded on August 28, 2022.