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Gathering as a community isn't always smooth—people bring problems, preferences, and personal blind spots into the room. In 1 Corinthians 11, the Apostle Paul confronts a local church divided by status, privilege, and self-interest, reminding them that true communion requires self-examination and unity.
Even in the face of suffering, persecution, and life's greatest trials, the writer of Hebrews calls believers to hold unswervingly to hope and continue meeting together. Why? Because Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever—and true faith is sustained in community.
Why We Need Community: Encountering Christ & Building Character When we gather together, two transformative things happen: we encounter Christ, and we develop true Christian character. Spiritual growth doesn't happen in isolation—it takes a church community focused on faith, prayer, and accountability. In this message from Jeremy Ashworth, we explore how gathering as a family of believers shapes our daily walk through six foundational pillars: Humility Witness Rescue Accountability Group Prayer Forgiveness
When anxiety hits, what is your immediate default?
Join us as we unpack Paul's practical blueprint for mental and spiritual peace in Philippians 4. Discover why prayer isn't just an acute fix for bad moments—it's a preventive daily habit that guards your heart before the storm arrives.
📖 Key Verses: Philippians 4:6–9
💬 "And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus."
How do we find true peace when we find ourselves in a season or place we didn't plan for?
In this sermon, Pastor Jeremy dives into Jeremiah 29:4-9, exploring God's unexpected instructions to the Israelites exiled in Babylon. Instead of telling them to escape or give up, God calls them to build, plant, grow, and actively seek the peace and prosperity of the city around them.
If you are feeling disconnected, stuck, or overwhelmed by the culture around you, discover how God invites us onto a "Path to Peace" by trusting His plan right where we are.
A common misconception is that the Old Testament is just about history, and the New Testament is about Jesus. But Jesus Himself said that the entire Bible is actually about Him! From the burning bush and Noah's Ark to the prophets, priests, and kings—every single book is an arrow pointing to Christ. Join us as we look at the beautiful, intricate ways the Bible connects itself, and learn how to recognize Jesus showing up in the unexpected places of your own life today. Join Circle of Peace as Pastor Jeremy Ashworth delivers the message.
Do you ever feel like you have to be "good enough" for God to love you? Many of us live our lives under the "Achievement Model"—the subconscious belief that if we act right, we earn our standing with God. But what if the Gospel is actually the opposite? In this message, we break down the vital relationship between our Status (who we are in Christ) and our Conduct (how we live). The truth is, we aren't Christians because of what we do; we do what we do because of who we already are in Christ. It's not a model of achievement; it's a model of alignment. When we fully accept our identity as a new creation, our daily behavior stops being a desperate attempt to earn grace and starts being a natural outflow of our relationship with Jesus.
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When you just feel stuck and are in need of a breakthrough, remember this: all we can do is choose to have faith and be faithful to the processes and accept the breakthrough God gives us. Breakthroughs come in all different shapes and sizes, don't miss the blessings when they come in ways you don't expect them.
Are you feeling tired, empty, or like your hard work has nothing to show for it? In this message, we dive into John 21 to see how Jesus meets his disciples at their lowest point. Even after the first Easter, the disciples struggled with what came next—returning to their old lives only to find empty nets. Discover why "emptiness" can actually be a spiritual gift that creates room for a miracle. If you are looking for a fresh start or wondering how the resurrection of Jesus impacts your daily life, this sermon is for you.
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