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This message focuses on the well-known story of the fiery furnace. We will look at the resolve of three friends who decide to go against their king.
In this message Mark Sheldrake brings us through the dream of Nebuchadnezzar. God will give Daniel the ability to answer the king and interpret the dream's meaning.
This is the second message in our series through the book of Daniel. Mark Sheldrake brings us through the first chapter of the book. How the kingdom of Judah fell to the Babylonians. Daniel was taken as a prison to become a Babylonian wise man. Daniel resolves in his heart to not defile himself.
Mark Sheldrake is beginning our series through the book of Daniel by defining who we are and how we should live. This sermon lays the ground work for studying Daniel's extraordinary life.
This is the third message in our sub series through the book of Haggai. We are in Haggai 2:1-9, were God speaks through his prophet Haggai to encourage the people of God.
Pastor Mark brings the second message in our series through 1 Samuel. The sons of Eli are priests before the Lord but do not even know Him. We see how the Lord calls His children to walk in obedience in all things.
Pastor Mark is beginning a new series into the book of 1 Samuel. Today we look at Hannah's story; her faith and burden.
This is the last message in our series Faith in Action through the book of James. Pastor mark is going to look at how the church is supposed to purse wayward brothers in Christ.
This is the tenth message in our series through the book of James. Faith in Action: People who Pray. Turn in your bibles to James 5.
Pastor Joshua Taylor brings the second message in the sub-series of Haggai. After the Lord has spoken to His people, we see how they now will respond. In turn we will ask ourselves, how do I respond to the conviction, call and voice of the Lord?
Hope is in Christ. This is the first message in our Christmas series, A hope Filled Christmas. 2020 has been a tough year for the world. We are spending time as a church looking at the hope in Jesus Christ. Com e and find encouragement in His word with us.
There is a war going on inside each of us. We battle against our selfish desires and worldly passions. James takes a deep look into how we should live to uproot self-centeredness.
James draws attention onto the words that we speak. Our tongues have the power to inflict good and evil on others. How are you using your tongue in your life?
Real faith will change the way that you live. Jesus died on the cross so that He could bring you to life and change who we are completely. A faith that is real should flow out of our hearts and into the actions, words and works that we do. Everything about us should reflect the cross. Is your faith alive or dead?
The book of Haggai is about God confronting misplaced priorities and ways. The people of Israel have returned to their home land and began well. They began building the house of the Lord, but then life became difficult and they stopped. They busied themselves with their own lives and told themselves that it wasn't the right time to build the temple. God calls them out. We too can easily misplacing our priorities.
Christ died for all on the cross. All, not some, not the most good, not the poorest only but all people or all nations. We are to treat all people equally and give love to all. That is what Jesus did and does. James urges us to show no partiality.
Here Mark Sheldrake dives into James 1:19-27. In this life, with its trials and temptations, what are you going to do with the word of truth?
Temptations are a part of life. Where do they come from? What should we do when we face them? We have to endure and believe that God is good and only gives goodness to us.
We are diving into the book of James. Pastor Mark preaches on why James calls trials good and how God uses them to work in your life.
The last sermon in our series through Colossians. Here Pastor Mark identifies the individuals in Paul's closing remarks.
Pastor Mark Hunt preaches the tenth message in our series. The world needs to know and come to Jesus. We need to pray for opportunities for the gospel to be made known, and we need a lifestyle of evangelism.
Pastor Mark Hunt preaches the ninth message in our series through Colossians. In Colossians chapter four we focus in on prayer. What is it? Why do we need it? How do we pray?
Pastor Mark Hunt preaches the eighth message in our series through Colossians. In Colossians chapter four we focus in on prayer. What is it? Why do we need it? How do we pray?
Tom Warner preaches the sixth message in our series through Colossians. We look at how to put off the old self and put on the new self.
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Pastor Josh Taylor dives into three counterfeit gospels that Paul confronts in Colossians. People have a tendency to add their own works and spiritual experiences to the works of Jesus Christ. The deepest question that needs to be asked is 'Is Jesus Enough?' If Jesus alone is enough then why put yourself under legalism or asceticism.
This is the fourth message in our series through Colossians. Pastor Josh Taylor looks into Colossians 2:1-8 to see how we can thrive and walk in Christ, no matter the situation.
The second message in our series through Colossians, The Supremacy and Sufficiency of Jesus Christ. Pastor Mark Hunt preaches the truth that there is no one like Jesus Christ.
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This is the first message in our series through Colossians. This message was delivered through an online service on May 31st 2020 by Mark Sheldrake, the National Director of Precept Ministries.
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