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Sunday April 28, 2024 10:30 A.M. Message from Life Church Boston

Sermon Notes

Luke 4:14-21; Luke 4:38-44; Matthew 8:14-17; Mark 1:29-38; Isaiah 53; Matthew 9:35 - 10:8; Mark 16:9-20; Acts 5:12-16; Acts 8:4-8; Acts 19:8-20; Matthew 28:16-20; Acts 2:42-47

Healing, Deliverance, and Spreading Good News

Sunday April 21, 2024 10:30 A.M. Message from Life Church Boston

Sermon Notes

Leviticus 25:8-17;Deuteronomy 15:1-11; Deuteronomy 15:12-18; Luke 4:14-30; Luke 4:31-37; Mark 1:21-28; Matthew 9:35 - 10:8; Mark 16:9-20; Acts 5:12-16; Acts 8:4-8; Acts 19:8-20; Matthew 28:16-20; Acts 2:42-47

Deliverance and Spiritual Warfare

Sunday April 14, 2024 10:30 A.M. Message from Life Church Boston

Sermon Notes

1 Kings 17:1-16; 2 Kings 5:1-19a; Leviticus 25:8-17;Deuteronomy 15:1-11; Deuteronomy 15:12-18; Luke 4:14-30; Matthew 13:53-58; Mark 6:1-6; Isaiah 61; Matthew 28:16-20; Acts 2:42-47

The Lord's Spirit Is Upon Me

Sunday April 7, 2024 10:30 A.M. Message from Life Church Boston

Sermon Notes

Exodus 15:22-27; Exodus 16; Exodus 17; Luke 4:1-13; Matthew 4:1-11; Mark 1:12-13; Deuteronomy 8:1-5; Deuteronomy 6:1-19; Psalm 91; Matthew 28:16-20;

Jesus Is Tested

Sunday March 31, 2024 10:30 A.M. Message from Life Church Boston

Sermon Notes

Matthew 28; Acts 2:29-41; Acts 17:22-34; Romans 10:8-15

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"Grace for All" is a daily devotional podcast from the laity of First United Methodist Church in Maryville, Tennessee. Each episode presents a verse of scripture and a brief reflection on that verse written and recorded by members of our church. These short episodes are meant to inspire you and help...

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And they sang a new song before the throne and before the four living creatures and the elders.  No one could learn the song except the 144,000 who had been redeemed from the earth. (Revelation 14:3)Everyone has, from time to time, picked up an earworm.  It's one of those songs that plays over and over in your head that you just can't seem to get rid of.  In those situations, you long for a new song to replace this tune that just won't go away.  
 A few years back, I had a series of arguments that played over and over in my head with various people, some of whom I was very close to but with whom I had significant differences of opinion on a variety of topics.  I honed these arguments to a razor's edge and waited for just one of these folks to say something and I was ready to jump in with the speech I had practiced over and over to really nail them.  These mental arguments became for me vile ear worms with no melody.  At some point I realized a couple of truths: first, because I cared about these folks, I was probably never going to jump into a debate from which we could probably never fully recover; and second, harboring these noxious arguments in my head was robbing me of my peace and making it difficult to have civil if not loving interactions with those folks who were the targets of my internal battles.   
 So, I decided for one Lent to give up the arguments in my head. However, it was not enough to just decide to stop the ear worm of these internal debates. That's not how ear worms work. They had to be replaced with something different, a new song if you will.  I found that it's difficult to have a raging internal battle with someone if you reflect on what, instead, brings you together.  It's also difficult to pursue these virtual arguments if you pray for the folks who were the targets of those debates. These can be the new songs that return peace to your own heart and restore a loving outlook towards those who have been the targets of your internal wrath.   
 The good news is that these new songs can be sung by any of us; they are not limited to the 144,000 from the book of Revelation. Any of us can learn to sing a new song of love and compassion to replace those nasty earworms that plague us.   
 Prayer:  Dear Father, create in me a clean heart; teach me a new song; help me to be more loving in my internal musings as well as my external words and actions. Amen  
 This devotion was written by Charlie Barton and read by Joey Smith.  
 Grace for All is a daily devotional podcast produced by the members of the congregation of First United Methodist Church in Maryville, Tennessee. With these devotionals, we want to remind listeners on a daily basis of the love and grace that God extends to all human beings, no matter their location, status, or condition in life.  
 If you would like to respond to these devotionals in any way, we would enjoy hearing from you. Our email address is: podcasts@1stchurch.org.  
 First United Methodist Church is a lively, spirit-filled congregation whose goal is to spread the message of love and grace into our community and throughout the world. We are located on the web at https://1stchurch.org/. 

A New Song

“Sing to him a new song; play skillfully, and shout for joy.”  (Psalm 33:3) When I first read this verse, the phrase “play skillfully” really piqued my interest. Skill, after all, can be interpreted many different ways, and because of that, it’s kind of a loaded term. So I did some digging. Nearly every English translation of this verse that I could find uses the same terminology.   
 Does that mean that only the most skilled should participate in making music to God? Does it mean that we must have some sort of formal training in order to praise? I can’t imagine that was the intent. Of course, as a trained musician, I do understand the value of such training. I’m not trained on the clarinet - at all - so if I picked one up and started to play, I imagine the sounds would be less than worshipful for most people. That doesn’t mean, as long as I did this with a heart geared toward praise, that God would find it anything less than beautiful. “Make a joyful noise,” after all…   
 And of course, I think about how incredible it is to be around someone with more skill than I have, and how much more I get out of the experience of hearing them play or sing. What an incredible gift that is!   
 But that is still not what the verse said - it said as an imperative statement, YOU play skillfully. Worship is not, or at least, it should not be a passive event. It is not a spectator sport. It requires active involvement. Even when we’re listening, I think we are supposed to be engaging in the act of thinking about and considering what we’re hearing.  
 I think that’s why the Psalms so frequently command us to “sing a new song.” When we sing something familiar, we are not challenged to be engaged in the same way. (Of course, the higher the quality, the more we can get out of a song on repeated experiences, so I don’t think this is necessarily an indication that we should throw away music after one time through, either.)   
 But I keep coming back to the idea that not everyone has musical training and therefore would not necessarily have “skill.” So, I looked up one more translation - the Common English Bible. It translates this verse as “Sing to him a new song! Play your best with joyful shouts!” YES! We always give God our best, even in our music-making…maybe especially in our music-making. That translation doesn’t imply that only the very best musicians may offer music to God. Instead, it says that we ALL should offer music, and we all should do our best as we praise. I have to believe that this is what the psalmist meant.  
I invite you to pray with me now. God, we thank you for the music in our lives. Help us to come into your presence more fully, allowing music to engage us in all the miraculous ways you have provided. Let us not take this for granted, but instead, let it be a vehicle to allow us to give our best to you. Amen.  
 This devotion was written and read by Dwight Dockery.   
 Grace for All is a daily devotional podcast produced by the members of the congregation of First United Methodist Church in Maryville, Tennessee. With these devotionals, we want to remind listeners on a daily basis of the love and grace that God extends to all human beings, no matter their location, status, or condition in life.  
 If you would like to respond to these devotionals in any way, we would enjoy hearing from you. Our email address is: podcasts@1stchurch.org.    First United Methodist Church is a lively, spirit-filled congregation whose goal is to spread the message of love and grace into our community and throughout the world. We are located on the web at <a...

Play Skillfully

See, the former things have come to pass, and new things I now declare; before they spring forth, I tell you of them. Sing to the Lord a new song, his praise from the ends of the earth!  (Isaiah 42:9-10) Isaiah 42:1-9 is often referred to as the first of the Servant Songs.  Early in the history of the Christian church these songs became associated with the life, ministry and death of Jesus. God, through the Prophet Isaiah is proclaiming new things will happen. And new things require a new song, sung not just by some, but by all the earth!  
 In Luke, the story of Jesus’ birth, the new thing that God declared would happen, is filled with music. We have Mary’s song, called the Magnificat, Zechariah’s song, the Angel’s singing “Glory to God in the highest!” on the night of his birth and in the temple Simeon breaks into song at seeing the infant Jesus.  It seems as if all the world is singing as God does a new thing.   
 What a great reminder to all of us.  When new and amazing things happen in our lives we should not take them for granted but instead pause and sing out our praise.    When the news is joyous, like the birth of a baby, praise comes easily to hand.  But sometimes the new things come with loss and heartache and pain.  Are we still to sing a new song to the Lord?    
 We know the answer, it is yes.  If not for what we are experiencing, at least for the knowledge that God is with us and we are not going though this time alone. And that song may go out and touch people in ways we do not expect.    
 So God is always doing a new thing in our lives. Sometimes what is new causes us great joy and at times what is new is also pain filled. Even then we are comforted that God is with us. Our God is the God of creation. Our God is continually doing a new thing. We are encouraged to sing praises to God for his love and faithfulness.  
 Where has God done a new thing in your life?  Did you pause to sing out your praise?  It isn’t too late to do it now.  Where is God doing a new thing right now in your life?  Are you singing your praises?   
Let us prayLoving God.  We take comfort that you are with us in all the newness of life.  May we always celebrate your loving presence by singing a song of praise and may it echo to the ends of the earth.  Amen. 
 This devotion was written by Bill Green and read by Amy Large.  
 Grace for All is a daily devotional podcast produced by the members of the congregation of First United Methodist Church in Maryville, Tennessee. With these devotionals, we want to remind listeners on a daily basis of the love and grace that God extends to all human beings, no matter their location, status, or condition in life.  
 If you would like to respond to these devotionals in any way, we would enjoy hearing from you. Our email address is: podcasts@1stchurch.org.  
 First United Methodist Church is a lively, spirit-filled congregation whose goal is to spread the message of love and grace into our community and throughout the world. We are located on the web at https://1stchurch.org/. 

A New Thing

"Praise the LORD. Sing to the LORD a new song, his praise in the assembly of his faithful people."  (Psalm 149:1 )
 Have you ever been in a group of people who are all in the same place for the same reason and felt the energy of the room gathering together? For me, it’s like you’ve taken a bunch of lightning bugs and scooped them up in a jar. It’s vibrant - much brighter than they would be on their own. You can still see each one of the creatures doing their own thing and shining individually, but the energy has become something of its own. Brilliant!  
 My friend said she had heard it called the “collective effervescence”, and I’ve never gotten that out of my head.   
 At a concert, it’s later in the show when the first few notes of a favorite song comes on, and there’s an audible cheer from thousands of voices across an arena. At a potluck, it’s when only a handful of people remember to bring something, but you always end up with enough. In choir, it’s when nervous altos with only a few solid notes blend in with the larger group to create beautiful harmonies that reverberate through the hallways into one song.  
 We all have our preferences and our specialties. Individually, we can do many great things, but I believe the praise and new song that we’re asked to “sing” here can only happen when we assemble. It’s the creation of our collective effervescence at that instance in time.  Because the group changes and what we bring changes, every time we gather and put our energy into praising the Lord together it’s a new song.   
PrayerThank you for connecting us with others in all sorts of ways. Help us find moments to come together and create new songs with what we have to give in those moments. Let the collective effervescence flow through us to you and back out into the world.   
 This devotion was written and read by Heather Davis. 
 Grace for All is a daily devotional podcast produced by the members of the congregation of First United Methodist Church in Maryville, Tennessee. With these devotionals, we want to remind listeners on a daily basis of the love and grace that God extends to all human beings, no matter their location, status, or condition in life.  
 If you would like to respond to these devotionals in any way, we would enjoy hearing from you. Our email address is: podcasts@1stchurch.org.  
 First United Methodist Church is a lively, spirit-filled congregation whose goal is to spread the message of love and grace into our community and throughout the world. We are located on the web at https://1stchurch.org/. 

Collective Effervescence

"Let the message of Christ dwell among you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom through psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit, singing to God with gratitude in your hearts." (Colosions 3:16)  Today’s podcast was written and read by Bernice Howard. Our Bible verse for today is Col. 3:16 - New International Version says: “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom, and as you sing psalms, hymns and spiritual songs with gratitude in your hearts to God.”  	I am not a very good singer.  I have a loud voice, but sometimes I tease that I think God forgot to tune it.  And while I may frequently sing off key, I can definitely make a joyful noise to the Lord, with gratitude in my heart.    	I am happy that singing on key is not our assignment from Colossians Chapter 3.  Let’s consider a few more verses from this Chapter for a broader look at our important assignment.  Colossians 3:12-16… ¹² “Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience.  ¹³Bear with one another and forgive one whatever grievance you may have against one another.  Forgive as the Lord forgave you.  ¹⁴And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity.  	¹⁵Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, since as members of one body you were called to peace.  And be thankful.  ¹⁶Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom, as you sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs with gratitude in your hearts to God.”  	Now we have clarification of our assignment!  We need to dress ourselves properly, with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience - then “put on LOVE,” like a cloak which will bind all these together.  With such beautiful garments binding us, we can joyfully sing praises to God – no matter the key in which we sing!  	The Word of Christ is His Message, His Teaching, His Advice.  And he gives lots of advice during His time on Earth.  He gives advice to friends and enemies, to those who love Him and those who hate Him.  But all this advice can be summed up in his answer to the question – “Lord, what is the greatest commandment?”  To which he replied (and I paraphrase) – “LOVE GOD, LOVE OTHERS.”  	So, clothed in LOVE, with gratitude in our hearts, let’s sing His praises…  Hallelujah!  Hallelujah!  Hallelujah!  Hallelujah!  Hallelujah!  Amen!  
 Grace for All is a daily devotional podcast produced by the members of the congregation of First United Methodist Church in Maryville, Tennessee. With these devotionals, we want to remind listeners on a daily basis of the love and grace that God extends to all human beings, no matter their location, status, or condition in life.  
 If you would like to respond to these devotionals in any way, we would enjoy hearing from you. Our email address is: podcasts@1stchurch.org.  
 First United Methodist Church is a lively, spirit-filled congregation whose goal is to spread the message of love and grace into our community and throughout the world. We are located on the web at https://1stchurch.org/. 

Songs from the Spirit

Grace for All

Aquele pequeno momento necessário para renovar nossas forças, nos alimentando da palavra de Deus, com o Pastor Presbiteriano Tinoco.

Aquele pequeno momento necessário para renovar nossas cortinas, nos alimentando da palavra de Deus, com o Pastor Presbiteriano Tinoco.

Teologia em Poucos Minutos #01 - Santidade (1 Ts. 3:4)

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S2. EP30 HELLO 2024! We Late YA'LL

IN THE BUILDING WITH MY BROTHA TRAAAAA BATTLE. Having some interesting conversations on Acts 2 Chruch and Mental Health all rolled into one!

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Sitting down with some of our awesome youth students to talk about current takes on life, Jesus, and the Bible. 

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Diving into the some of today's most reviewed preachers and preaching styles. 

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THANK YOU TO ALL OUR RETIRED AND ACTIVE SERVICE MEMBERS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AND ENSURING THE PEACE WE ENJOY TODAY!!!!!


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This is a Well of Hope. If you are thirsty, hungry or need a revival in your spirit....come to the Well of Hope and meet your Master. Your life will never be the same again.

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Enfrente as batalhas da vida ! Saiba que Deus é nosso refúgio e fortaleza (SL 46)

1. Ele foi tratado com desdém (v.15); 2. Ele foi maltrato (v.15); 3. Ele ficou sozinho (v.17); 4. Ele foi constantemente desencorajado (v.18); 5. Ele sentiu-se abandonado por Deus (v.18).

Coragem: Uma pessoa que permanece com Deus é invencível (Jeremias 15.15-21)

Você está sem tempo ?

Salmos 139 ✓ Deus conhece todos os nossos pensamentos, palavras e ações (vs. 1-6) ✓ Deus conduz-nos, para onde quer que vamos (vs. 7-10) ✓ Deus não conhece situação perdidas ou irreparáveis (vs. 11-12) ✓ Deus formou cada detalhe intricado de nosso corpo, mente e espírito (vs. 13-16) ✓ Deus sonda nosso coração e purificará nossas mentes(vs. 23-24)

O relacionamento com Deus, molda sua perspectiva.

Provérbios 22:6 – Instrui o menino no caminho em que deve andar, e, até quando envelhecer, não se desviará dele. Ensinar a criança, funciona! Uma criança apropriadamente treinada teme ao Senhor e terá uma vida de sabedoria e de justiça como adulto

O que essa geração tem aprendido?

Bendirei o Senhor o tempo todo!
Os meus lábios sempre o louvarão.
Salmos 34:1

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This is a podcast about all the wrongs made right. A glimpse of true beauty from the broken places. It’s a space where His amazing Grace breathes a rhythm for our souls to sing a new song.

We take a deeper look at the very popular quoted Psalm 23 to gain insight on just how much our Good Shepherd cares…

I shall not want

We are taking some time with our Shepherd. What does that really mean?

A shepherd’s look at Psalm 23

I just want to allow the pieces to fall into place… however they may.

The Piece Keeper

Let’s talk about those dreams and a simple start to loving the way they work out!

For the love of God

As we conclude this series, we find how true healing comes from hurt.

Journey Series: Hurt heals

Amazing Space

This podcast from beautiful Strathnairn in the heart of the Scottish Highlands is a way of holding the congregation, of St Paul’s Scottish Episcopal Church, their families and friends together at this difficult time.

A virtual pilgrimage from St Paul’s, Strathnairn

Walking with Ezekiel- Jerusalem the golden

Walking with Ezekiel - valley of dry bones

Walking with Ezekiel - lost & found

Walking with Ezekiel - Lament

Walking with Ezekiel - vines and branches

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Bob Hardman, Pastor of Hayle Light and Life Church, speaks on Jesus' healing in Mark 3 as part of our ReMARKable series.

Rules v Reason

Mark Davy, pastor of Liskeard L&L;, takes us through the parable of the man who built his house upon the rock as part of our East Cornwall L&L; United Service.

Weathering the Storm

Jon Langford launches our new theme for the term, "ReMARKable; Discovering Jesus in Mark's Gospel."

ReMARKable - Jesus in Mark's Gospel

Mark Davy, pastor of Liskeard Light and Life, speaks on Proverbs 18 and inspires us to take the opportunities that lockdown presents.

Scattering seed in a time of crisis

In the second of our online "Church at Home" services, Jon Langford encourages us to be intentional in investing in our relationship with God.
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Dios tiene maravillosos planes para tu vida, pero necesita que confíes plenamente en Él

Dios tiene excelentes planes para tu vida, el desea llevarte a lugares impensables, pero necesita que confíes plenamente en Él. 
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Saber diferenciar entre una cosa y otra es muy importante, así como saber cual es el cilantro y cual el perejil. Aún mucho más importante es saber ser un buen pacificador, que es la paz y quien es el Principe de Paz.

Cilantro y Perejil

¿De que tipo de agua te gustaría beber, un agua sucia o un agua limpia?
¿Que tipo de agua te gustaria ser?
Por medio de Cristo podemos ser limpios, solamente debemos de trabajar dia a dia en nuestra vida, aprovechando cada situación como un filtro y asi dejar toda la suciedad fuera de nosotros.

Agua Cristalina

Misericordia es algo que hemos recibido y que necesitamos dar, en esta ocasión hablaremos de Pedro el discípulo de Jesús y podremos encontrar una diamante de sabiduria en su carácter y su historia.
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3 de 3

Jesus es nuestro alimento, nuestra bebida mas refrescante, sin embargo, en algunas ocasiones nos alimentamos de otras cosas, la vida es un buffet y debemos de saber elegir nuestro alimento de manera correcta.
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El Buffet

La mansedumbre es algo que muchos deseamos pero no todo lo logramos, sin embargo, Dios quiere mostrarnos algo fundamental con el carácter de su hijo Jesús.

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4. La Fiesta

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3. Give Yourself To Jesus
4. He's Right On Time(live)
5. Take My Hand Precious Lord
6. On My Way
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8 .Precious Memories
9. Move On Up A Little Higher
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13.To Me It's So Wonderful
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15. Without Him
16. God Will Take Care Of You
17. He Chose Me
18.Lift Him Up (Live Version)

My Sunday's Best GOSPEL mix

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2. Medley: God He Reigns / All I Need Is You

3. More Love, More Power

4. Let Creation Sing

5. Open The Eyes Of My Heart

6. Change My Sorrows

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Uma Programação composta por mensagens gravadas da Palavra de Deus para te edificar e instruir!!!

Graça e Paz Querido!!!
Pastor Alecsandro aqui... e passando para deixar com você essa mensagem gravada em um Culto de Louvor e Adoração, em Março de 2020.
Espero que a mensagem edifique muito a sua vida!
Fica com Jesus Amado!

Mensagem: Trigo x Joio... Qual a diferença?

Graça e paz Querido... Pr Alecsandro aqui!
Antes de mais nada... meu muito obrigado por você estar aqui comigo nesse Podcast.
Quero fazer desse canal um local de Palavra de Deus... colocar mensagens que preguei, opiniões sobre assuntos atuais e devocionais que Deus tem colocado em meu coração!
Esse espaço é seu também... quero seu comentário e sua opinião.
Fica com Jesus amado!!!

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SLP 2014

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ChristianPodcast101

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