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Today, we kicked off a new series by reading the family history of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew. Its not just a list of namesits a family tree full of outsiders, surprises, and grace. It shows us Jesus is the true King and that no story is too messy for God to redeem. How might God be inviting you into His salvation work?

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Today, we wrap up our Path Through Temptation series with Good News in Motion. Are you trapped in invisible prisons of negative thinking, past mistakes, or digital addiction? Jesus offers rest and freedom from these burdens when we come into His presence. Your story of His faithfulness has the power to change lives. The question isn't whether you're perfect enough to share, it's: are you available enough to share what Jesus is doing in you?

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This week in The Path Through Temptation, our message is on the temptation to believe I Am Not Doing Enough.

The enemy loves to whisper that were falling behind, not accomplishing enough, or missing our purpose. Jesus faced that same lie in the wildernessbut He didnt give in. Instead, He surrendered to the Father and did only what God placed before Him.

God isnt asking for more striving. Hes asking for surrender and trust.

How will you practice James 4:7confessing the lie, turning back to God, and resisting by speaking Gods truth over your life when temptation whispers otherwise?

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This week we continue our series The Path Through Temptation with a message titled I Am Not Enough.In the second temptation of Jesus, Satan exposes a universal struggle: the feeling that were not enough. The devil tempts us to doubt both Gods love for us and our worth to others, feeding shame and anxiety.

But Jesus didnt take the bait. He refused to test Gods love because He already knew He was beloved. That same truth applies to us: we dont need to prove our worth because Gods approval is already complete.

When we confess honestly before God, we find freedom. And when we repentturning from shame and anxiety toward the truth of Gods lovewe experience peace and restoration. You dont have to be enough, because God is enough.

How might your life change if you lived like you truly believed that Gods love and approval are unchanging?

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This week, we begin our new sermon series, The Path Through Temptation, with a message titled God Is Not Enough. Its a striking statementbut it reflects the very lie Satan whispered to Jesus in the wilderness and still whispers to us today. Lifes hardships can make us question whether God truly meets our needs, but Jesus showed us what it means to trust God completely. Where in your life is God calling you to deepen your dependence on Him instead of relying on your own strength?

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Weve spent the past few weeks exploring what it means to live a life Shaped by Jesusa life that reflects His love in every direction: UP toward God, IN toward community, and OUT toward the world.This week, we conclude the series by focusing on TOGETHERhow following Jesus is something we do not do alone, but as His Church, walking side by side in faith and purpose. The church isn't meant to be a collection of people who think and act exactly alike. It's meant to be a diverse community united around Jesus Christ, each person playing their unique part in God's mission to bless the world. What gifts has God given you, and how is He asking you to use your gifts to bless your community?

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