The uncertainty of engaging with the restless in our city, workplace, and campus can seem to us as difficult as venturing into the wilderness. However, as we see in Exodus, God has a history of going before His people in the wilderness and paving a way forward. For Vision Sunday, pastor Matt Dennings walks through Exodus 3:1-15 and challenges us to pursue renewal in our own lives as we remove the obstacles that hold us back from showing neighbors how to find life in Jesus.
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Every year, we like to pause for two weeks to focus on our mission and vision as a church. We believe that Jesus has defined the mission of the church for us in the Great Commission (Matthew 28:16-20).  For Mission Sunday, pastor Matt Dennings distills how Anthem's mission of helping people know, love, and obey Jesus parallels this important shared calling we have as believers.
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It is not only out of commandment or necessity or love for others that we are to share the Gospel with those around us, but out of love for Jesus. For he said, "the mouth speaks what the heart is full of." Listen to hear pastor Brandon Moore unpack this further.
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What is your heart most dutifully committed to? When our greatest priority and joy is Jesus, we will find ourselves walking in the life of wisdom Proverbs describes. Listen as guest Jake Hering, Teaching and Equipping Director at Candeo Church, teaches on how we can tune our inner life with Jesus as our point of reference.
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We are responsible for our choices, yet none of our actions fall outside of God's sovereign control. God's control frees us from anxiety when our plans go awry yet also encourages us to pursue lives of significance for God's glory. Listen as Brandon Moore discusses wise planning as we pursue the ultimate will of God for our lives - becoming more like Christ.
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Nick Sweerin takes us to Proverbs 6:6-11 to look at the calling we have been given, the assignment we were created for, that is working the land that God has placed us in for His glory.
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How should we think about patriotism as Christ-followers? Though our ultimate citizenship is in heaven, we know God has providentially placed us in the nation we live. Matt Dennings continued our series in Proverbs as he walked us through how we can exercise patriotism wisely and biblically.
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When God created humanity, He didn't intend for us to go about our lives alone. We were created with a need for friendship; deep relationships with others that will speak truth in to our lives and show grace when it is needed. As we continue in our series through Proverbs, Chris Kurtz encourages us to look to Proverbs 17:17 as we go about pursuing deeper, truer friendships with our brothers and sisters.
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The tongue is a powerful muscle. It can build up or burn down others. In this week's sermon in Proverbs, Nick Sweerin teaches on the importance of having a tamed tongue, not one that causes destruction.
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Because we are completely understood by God, we can cease striving to be understood by others. Chris Kurtz continues our summer series in Proverbs and discusses how we can exercise wisdom in listening and seeking understanding.
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