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If anyone serves me, he must follow me; and where I am, there will be my servant also (John 12:26).
As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another (1 Peter 4:10).
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At Christmas, God showed his love for us by sending his only son to give us life through propitiation for our sins.
We can give continually, worshipfully, and sacrificially, confidently knowing that God will supply all our needs, while our giving produces fruit that increases to our credit.
A reckless sinner who humbly repents is celebrated over the proud whose confidence is in himself.
Paul encourages the Colossians to pray steadfastly, manage time wisely, and speak graciously.
Jesus is the provider who supplies my needs and the Savior who suffers and dies for me.
We are called to humbly believe that Jesus’ omnipotent, unstoppable words of command have authority over sickness and death.
Everyone who believes in Jesus Christ has been saved from slavery to sin, so they can join David and the people of Yahweh in their worship and their proclamation of his marvelous works of salvation.
Living by the Spirit means bearing one another’s burdens and persevering in doing good.
All people, even Christians, tend to turn to fake gospels. Paul has strong warnings for those who preach and embrace them.
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Speaker: Pat Ennis, Jose Troche
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Speaker: Jose Troche
Worship the gracious God who saves evil people.
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Speaker: Jose Troche
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Speaker: Dave Calderone
Marriage is good, but singleness can be better. It allows undivided devotion to God.
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Speaker: Jose Troche
The book of Proverbs has valuable, matter-of-fact wisdom that we can learn from in relation to wealth and possessions.
God used suffering to prepare Job’s heart so Job could not just hear of him but truly see him in all his majesty, splendor, glory, and sovereignty.
The Psalmist wrestles with the sovereignty of God, cries out to the Lord in his distress, and finds a hope that is real, a hope that is available to us today.
In Malachi’s day, the Israelites were marrying women who led them to worship false gods and were being unfaithful to their wives. In response, this passage calls us today to honor God when pursuing marriage and honor God by being faithful in marriage.
Thousands of years ago, in the garden of Eden, God promised he would send a Savior to reverse the curse of sin. He kept that promise in a story that unfolds through history and is gloriously fulfilled with the coming of Jesus Christ.
We are called to pray, to plead for the salvation of all people.
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Speaker: Jose Troche
In his last hours on earth, Jesus prayed for all people who would eventually believe in him. But what did Jesus pray? What did he want for his church? What was his desire for them?
Jesus calls his disciples to live lives that bear much fruit, fruit that is rooted in his unsearchable love for them.
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Speaker: John Leconte, Jose Troche, Kevin Rogers, Robin Boisvert, Steve Wyzga, Todd Keeler
We used to live in darkness, we were dead, we walked in the path of misery and hopelessness, but Jesus came to lead us into a path of peace and salvation.
Jesus Christ is the only one who can take your deepest fears away. Run to him, trust him, and hold on to him with all your heart, soul, and strength and he will take care of your deepest needs.
Jesus' zeal for his Father's house drove him to clear the temple. But soon his body would be destroyed and raised in three days, providing a new way for God to dwell with all who believe in him.
Christians can walk through months of despair and doubt, but God can meet them in the darkness.
Jesus, the highest king, suffered our condemnation so that we can enter the presence of God.
As we navigate through the storms and suffering of this present time, we find comfort and hope by looking forward to a glorious day of Christ's return.
Let us praise the Lord for his immeasurable steadfast love toward us, his people.
Jesus teaches his disciples and us how to pray eagerly: seeking the glory of God and humbly appealing to his sovereign care.
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