C&YA episodes:

• June 19, 2022Prayer Via the Old Testament Tabernacle / Eric Phillips

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• June 12, 2022We Are Not Our Own / 1 Cor 6:12-20

  1 Corinthians 6:12-20 / As Christians we have been saved from our sin:

  past, present, future. The church in Corinth was struggling to go back to

  their old sins and Paul tells them - “feel free”. But he begins to address

  the issue of their identity, perspective and motives. What motivates you to

  follow Christ over the temptation to sin?

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• June 06, 2022Love God Above All Else / Alvaro Briones

  Jeremiah 2:13

  In Jeremiah 2, we see the Lord charging Israel for two great evils. As the

  Church, we take a look what keeps us from the trap of forsaking the Lord

  and from going the way of idols.

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• June 05, 2022Love God Above All Else / Alvaro Briones

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• May 29, 2022Resolving Conflict in the Church / 1 Cor 6:1-11

  1 Corinthians 6:1-11 / The church in Corinth has some unresolved conflict

  among their members and rather than dealing with it, chose to go before

  Roman law to seek mediation. Paul has a problem with this and we should

  too. God has given us everything we need to seek and find resolution in

  moments of disagreement or frustration with those in the family of God.

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• May 24, 2022Discipline in the Church / 1 Cor 5

  1 Corinthians 5:1-13

  In the family of God there are sometimes situations that require difficult

  and decisive decision-making. The church in Corinth had one of these

  situations; a member was involved in egregious sin that was harmful to

  them, harmful to the testimony of the church and harmful to the integrity

  of the assembly. What must be done when someone refuses to do what is

  right?

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• May 22, 2022Discipline in the Church / 1 Cor 5

  1 Corinthians 5:1-13 / In the family of God there are sometimes situations

  that require difficult and decisive decision-making. The church in Corinth

  had one of these situations; a member was involved in egregious sin that

  was harmful to them, harmful to the testimony of the church and harmful to

  the integrity of the assembly. What must be done when someone refuses to do

  what is right?

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• May 15, 2022Leadership that Stirs / 1 Cor 4:14-21

  1 Corinthians 4:14-21 / Paul had some serious issues he needed to address

  in Corinth, but how could he challenge the church to follow Christ if they

  were unwilling to follow him? In this part of our study on biblical

  leadership, we learn that leadership that loves is a leadership that has

  permission to correct and challenge. Are we willing to love and correct?

  Are we willing to receive that same kind of leadership in our own lives?

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• May 08, 2022Doers of the Word / Jake Bruce

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• May 01, 2022Leadership that Serves / 1 Cor 4:6-17

  1 Corinthians 4:6-17

  The church in Corinth was prejudicial and presumptive as it concerned the

  leaders in the church. In chapter 4, Paul is teaching them what true

  leadership looks like. In this sermon we learn about servanthood and the

  role of humility in leadership.

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