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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Deuteronomy 5:1-21
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Kevin Shoemaker// 1 Peter 2:1-8
February 04, 2024
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Passage: Jeremiah 31:31-34 // Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker
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Passage: Jeremiah 18:1-12 // Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker
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Passage: Jeremiah 17:5-10 // Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker
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Passage: Jeremiah 13:1-11 // Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker
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Passage: Jeremiah 11:14 - 12: 4 // Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Jeremiah 9:12-24
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Jeremiah 7: 1-29
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Jeremiah 5:23 - 6:19
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Jeremiah 2: 4-13
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage Jeremiah 1:1-19
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Passage: Titus 3:1-11 // Speaker: Peyton Bradley
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Titus 2:11-14
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Titus 2:1-10
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Titus 1:5-16
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Titus:1:1-4
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How should the Church consider the LGBTQ movement and Pride Month?
Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: 1 Timothy 1:8-11
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Acts 22:30-23:5
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Acts 21:37-22:11
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Acts 21:1-36
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Speaker: Luke Hembree // Passage: Acts 20:17-38
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Acts 19:11-20
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Easter Sunday Sermon - April 9th, 2023
Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: John 2:13-22
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Acts 18:1-11
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker / Passage: Joshua 9:1-27
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker / Passage: Joshua 8:1-23
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker / Passage: Joshua 7:1-26
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker / Passage: Joshua 5:13-15
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker / Passage: Joshua 4:1-7
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker / Passage: Joshua 3:1-17
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker / Passage: Joshua 2:1-24
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker / Passage: Joshua 1:1-18
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker / Passage: Acts 8:26-40
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker / Passage: Acts 8:4-25
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Acts 3:1-26
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Acts 2:42-47
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Acts 2:22-41
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Acts 1:12-26
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Acts 1:1-11
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Speaker: Michael Brown // Passage: Matthew 1:18-23
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Isaiah 9:1-7
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Ecclesiastes 11:1-12:8
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Speaker: Daniel Bray // Passage: Ecclesiastes 9:1-10
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Ecclesiastes 8:1-17
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Ecclesiastes 7:15-29
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Ecclesiastes 6:10-7:14
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Ecclesiastes 5:8-6:9
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Speaker: Daniel Bray // Passage: Ecclesiastes 5:1-7
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Ecclesiastes 4:7-16
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Ecclesiastes 3:16-4:6
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Ecclesiastes 3:1-15
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Ecclesiastes 2
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Ecclesiastes 1:1-18
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Understanding Paul’s prayer in Philippians 1:9-11 reminds us that we need a love that never stops growing, an authentic life free of hypocrisy, and success we can’t take credit for.
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Malachi 3:6-12
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Zechariah 12:1-10
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Haggai 1:1-11
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Zephaniah 1:12, 2:3, 3:17
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Habakkuk 1:1-11, 3:17-19
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Speaker: Lloyd Robertson // Passage: Jonah 2:1-10
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Micah 6:1-8
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Amos 5:18-24
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Joel 2:1-17
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Mark 16:1-20
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Mark 12:28-34
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Mark 12:13-17
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Mark 11:12-21
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Mark 11:1-11
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Mark 10:32-45
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Mark 10:17-31
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: 1 Corinthians 15:20-26, 45-49
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Mark 10:1-12
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Speaker: Lloyd Robertson // Passage: Mark 7:1-23
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Mark 6:14-29
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker // Passage: Mark 6:1-13
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Speaker: Brian Chisholm // Passage: Philemon 1-25
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Speaker: Kevin Shoemaker// Series: Mark // Passage: Mark 3:20-30
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Shortly after Israel receives God’s commands to make no idols, they make the golden calf
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Moses presents the book of the covenant and the blood of the covenant to Israel.
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The Lord gives the Ten Commandments to the Israelites.
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The Lord appears to the Israelites on Mt. Sinai.
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The Israelites quarrel with Moses and test the Lord.
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Pharaoh asks, "Who is the Lord that I should obey his voice?” Meanwhile, rather than releasing Israel he increases their burden.
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God will give Moses signs to validate him before Pharaoh, but these signs will not be enough to change Pharaoh’s heart.
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God saves Moses. Moses fails in his attempt to save Israel.
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God blesses Israel by multiplying them as he promised Abraham he would do.
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In the final lament the author prays that he might be restored to God.
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Understanding Paul’s prayer in Philippians 1:9-11 reminds us that we need a love that never stops growing, an authentic life free of hypocrisy, and success we can’t take credit for.
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The punishment is complete and accomplished. Hoping in a promise-keeping God.
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Because their prophets refused to expose the iniquity of Judah their fortune was not restored.
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Paul ends his letter with five commands, a promise, and a benediction.
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Paul boast in his weaknesses while the false teachers boast in themselves.
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Getting to know the Jesus revealed in Scripture leads to life and protects against the lies that lead to destruction.
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While the false teachers boast in themselves by comparing themselves to one another Paul says, “let the one who boast, boast in the Lord.”
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Paul is encouraging the Corinthians about lofty opinions raised against the knowledge of God.
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Paul calls the Corinthians to give cheerfully and tells them the result will be an overflowing of thanksgiving to God.
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God puts a desire in Titus’s heart and the church calls Titus to fulfill that desire.
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Paul describes the generosity of the Macedonians and calls the Corinthians to generosity.
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Jesus frees his people from lifelong slavery of the fear of death.
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God is active in time to produce a timeless purpose.
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How do we access the peace of God when weighed down with anxiety?
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In times of suffering we need wisdom more than answers.
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The temple is the bridge between creation and new creation.
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Paul, as an ambassador for Christ, appeals to the Corinthians to be reconciled to God.
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Mark Hersey speaks on the significance of Scripture within the church and our daily lives.
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Paul, who sees himself as a jar of clay, takes courage in the gospel and considers the Judgment Seat of Christ.
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God shines light out of darkness in our hearts to give us the light of the knowledge of the Glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.
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Paul tells the Corinthians that the letter kills, but the Spirit Gives Life. In doing so he explains himself as a minister of the new covenant.
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Paul is being led by Christ in Triumphal Procession
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Paul describes two positive effects of our sufferings.
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David sees his secret sins revealed and suffers the consequences.
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The pathology of sin as it relates to David’s fall.
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God rejects David’s plan to build him a house and tells him that he will build him a house instead.
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Uzzah is struck down dead the moment he touches the ark.
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God’s plan for David to become king of all is fulfilled, but there is much chaos in the process.
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David becomes king, but only of Judah, while Ishbosheth becomes king of the rest of Israel.
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Saul’s pride has brought him low while David’s lowliness has exalted him.
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Jesus teaches that the end of age will come when the gospel has been proclaimed to all nations.
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God with us is both the reason for the fulfillment of the great commission as well as the goal of the great commission.
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Abiding and obeying. Enjoying Communion with God.
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God’s plan is to build a worldwide kingdom through his people, the church, making disciples of all nations.
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What makes a church successful is not whether they have high attendance or a big budget, but whether or not they are making disciples.
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Before Jesus gives his followers the great commission he wants them to know that all authority has been given to him.
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In Paul’s closing remarks we see his focus on the work of the Lord.
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Paul encourages the Corinthians that the gospel transforms the fear of death into the hope of glory.
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Paul reminds the Corinthians of the gospel, which he delivered to them as of first importance.
