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This past Sunday Pastor preached from John 8:31-41 with his sermon entitled "And The Truth Shall Make You Free" as he continued his series through the Gospel of John.
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This past Sunday Pastor preached from John 7:37-38 with his sermon entitled "The River of Revival" as he continued his series through the Gospel of John.
This past Wednesday Justin preached from 1 John 2:17-27 with his sermon entitled "Who Knows The Truth About Jesus" as he continued his sermon series through 1 John.
This past Sunday Pastor preached from John 7:14-24 with his sermon entitled "Ain't Never Been To No School" as he continued his series through the Gospel of John.
This past Sunday Kevin preached from Acts 15:1-21 with his sermon entitled "More United Than Divided".
This past Wednesday Eliot preached from Exodus 13 with his sermon entitled "God in Control".
This past Sunday Justin Edgerly, our North Campus Pastor, preached from 1 John 2:12-17 with his sermon entitled "Fighting the World, the Flesh, and the Devil."
This past Sunday Pastor preached from John 6:60-71 with his sermon entitled "Desertion, Desperation, and Decision: Responses To Jesus" as he continued his series through the Gospel of John.
This past Wednesday Dalton went through Ephesians 1:15-17 and talked about how the foundation of Christianity is a personal and deliberate relationship with god and how we can improve upon that relationship in his message entitled "Knowing God More Deeply".
This past Wednesday Justin preached from 1 John 1 with his sermon entitled "An Examination of Christian Confidence" as he continued his sermon series through 1 John.
"And God, who knows the heart, testified to them giving them the Holy Spirit, just as He also did to us; and He made no distinction between us and them, cleansing their hearts by faith. Now therefore why do you put God to the test by placing upon the neck of the disciples a yoke which neither our fathers nor we have been able to bear? But we believe that we are saved through the grace of the Lord Jesus, in the same way as they also are.” Acts 15:8-11
This past Wednesday Justin preached from 1st John 1 with his sermon entitled "An Examination of Christian Confidence".
This past Sunday Pastor preached from John 6:28-40 with his sermon entitled "Here's Your Sign: Jesus: The Bread Of Life" as he continued his series through the Gospel of John.
This past Wednesday Eliot (Our Minister to Adults and Media Production) preached from Psalm 119 with his sermon entitled "Staying The Course".
This past Sunday Pastor preached from Proverbs 3:5-6 with his sermon entitled "God's Four Wheel Drive For The Mudholes Of Life"
This past Sunday Pastor preached from John 6:1-15 with his sermon entitled "Dinner For How Many?" as he continued his series through the Gospel of John.
This past Sunday Pastor preached from John 4:17-29 with his sermon entitled "The Woman At The Well" as he continued his series through the Gospel of John.
This past Sunday Pastor preached from John 4:1-16 with his sermon entitled "The Woman At The Well: Too Much Trouble" as he continued his series through the Gospel of John.
This past Sunday Pastor preached from John 3:22-36 with his sermon entitled "He Must Increase" as he continued his series through the Gospel of John.
This past Sunday Pastor preached from John 3:17-21 with his sermon entitled "What God Has To Say About Judgment" as he continued his series through the Gospel of John.
This past Sunday Pastor preached from John 3:16 with his sermon entitled "How Much Does God Loves You?" as he continued his series through the Gospel of John.