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In Esther chapter three Haman comes onto the scene, and we’ll quickly discover he’s up to no good. Reminiscent of Hitler, he attempts to destroy all of the Jews. Yet through it all God was still in control, accomplish His grand and glorious plan. Pastor John brings this to light, in part two of his message, The Enemy.

In the book of Esther chapter three we’re introduced to Haman, who is described at the enemy of the Jews. And we’ll see why in a moment. But pastor John also wants us to recognize that we have an enemy today that wants to take us out. And that’s Satan. Yes we’re in a real battle, and we need to be aware of it, and how to be victorious.

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In the book of Esther chapter three we’re introduced to Haman, who is described at the enemy of the Jews. And we’ll see why in a moment. But pastor John also wants us to recognize that we have an enemy today that wants to take us out. And that’s Satan. Yes we’re in a real battle, and we need to be aware of it, and how to be victorious.

Pastor John Randall is just getting started in Esther. While God’s name is nowhere to be found in this book, you can’t help but see His hand at work from beginning to end. Today we’ll be introduced to two main characters of our story, Esther and Mordecai.

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Pastor John Randall is just getting started in Esther. While God’s name is nowhere to be found in this book, you can’t help but see His hand at work from beginning to end. Today we’ll be introduced to two main characters of our story, Esther and Mordecai.

Today we’ll join our teacher pastor John in the first chapter of Esther. We’ll notice today and in the coming days, that God has a plan and purpose and He orchestrates the events of our lives to accomplish it. Sometimes in ways we don’t even see.

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Today we’ll join our teacher pastor John in the first chapter of Esther. We’ll notice today and in the coming days, that God has a plan and purpose and He orchestrates the events of our lives to accomplish it. Sometimes in ways we don’t even see.

In the courtroom we’re accustomed to seeing both the plaintiff and the defendant make their case before the judge. All the evidence is laid out. And on occasion there’s what we might refer to as an open-and-shut case. Meaning it’s easily decided because the facts are clear. That’s what we find here in Romans eleven. The apostle Paul is making a very strong case that God isn’t done with the nation of Israel. We’re about to hear his closing arguments on a Daily Walk.

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In the courtroom we’re accustomed to seeing both the plaintiff and the defendant make their case before the judge. All the evidence is laid out. And on occasion there’s what we might refer to as an open-and-shut case. Meaning it’s easily decided because the facts are clear. That’s what we find here in Romans eleven. The apostle Paul is making a very strong case that God isn’t done with the nation of Israel. We’re about to hear his closing arguments on a Daily Walk.

We take you to Esther today and begin a brand-new series. And you can’t help but see the providence and deliverance of God throughout this story. But pastor John Randall not only notices God in this story, but he wants us to see what it says about people too! We see a series of critical choices and the reasons why they were made! It’s really tied in beautifully to God’s providence!

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