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Tyler Roland | July 14
We continue our series, "The Seven," exploring the Seven Deadly Sins from church history. This week, we examine the often-overlooked sin of Sloth. What does sloth truly mean, and how can laziness and indifference harm our faith and lives? Join us this Sunday as we delve into the Deadly Sin of Sloth.
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Brent Hall | July 7
What happens in your heart when someone has something better than you—a nicer car, a bigger home, a higher position and salary, a more refined skill or talent, a better position on the team or in the band? Let’s be honest, it’s easy to be envious of others. Not only to wish we had what they have, but sometimes even to resent them for having it. But do we really want to be like that? To resent even our family and friends? In this message we will look at why envy is so toxic and what we can do to be freed from this enemy of the heart.
Joshua Kirsch | June 30
Anger is a natural, normal human emotion. In fact, it’s not a sin to get angry. God got angry. Jesus got angry. How do you handle anger? Anger can very quickly lead to unhealthy and sinful behavior unless we know how to deal with it properly. This Sunday, we’ll take a look at how anger manifests itself in our lives and how we can take some steps to overcome and break negative anger patterns in our lives.
BRENT HALL | JUNE 23
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Brent Hall | June 16
Joshua Kirsch | June 9
God is light. And as people created in His image, we are light as well. So how do we act like light? What does that look like for the Christian? In Ephesians 5, Paul encourages us to do three things: imitate God, get wise about who is influencing us, and carefully determine what really pleases God. Understanding how to live out our identity as light will teach us to effectively live a life that will draw people to the true light – Jesus Himself.
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Brent Hall | May 19
As Christians we have a higher calling, which means God expects more of us than He does the world. Something God has called His people to is unity. But how do God’s people stay united when there are so many differing perspectives, especially political perspectives? As we know, we are in the throes of an election year and the world will divide, the world will fight. What will Edinbrook do? In this very important and timely message, we will look at what biblical unity means and how to protect relationships and our witness in these tumultuous times.
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Brent Hall | May 12
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