Well 2020 was certainly a year for the books, wasn’t it? For most of us, it was a year of heartache, loneliness, and uncertainty. But Pastor Mike Fabarez explains how we can have joy even in the hardest circumstances.

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Well 2020 was certainly a year for the books, wasn’t it? For most of us, it was a year of heartache, loneliness, and uncertainty. But Pastor Mike Fabarez explains how we can have joy even in the hardest circumstances.

On this edition of Ask Pastor Mike, our topic is one that’s been debated among believers for centuries. Is it right for peace-loving Christians to wage war? Can we, in good conscience, serve in the military? A contentious subject with far-reaching implications.

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On this edition of Ask Pastor Mike, our topic is one that’s been debated among believers for centuries. Is it right for peace-loving Christians to wage war? Can we, in good conscience, serve in the military? A contentious subject with far-reaching implications.

When some people think of a “saint,” they imagine some special class of Christian. And the rest of us who still struggle with sin don’t quite make the cut. Or, do we? Pastor Mike Fabarez describes the biblical definition of “saint” and calls every believer to live in light of this title. We’re learning how to become more like God.

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When some people think of a “saint,” they imagine some special class of Christian. And the rest of us who still struggle with sin don’t quite make the cut. Or, do we? Pastor Mike Fabarez describes the biblical definition of “saint” and calls every believer to live in light of this title. We’re learning how to become more like God.

When you hear the word “saint,” what comes to mind? Medieval paintings with halos? Pastor Mike Fabarez explains what the biblical writers meant by this term and reminds us that every believer has been called a saint! So, how do we live out the title we’ve already been given? That’s our subject as we continue the series, Weirdos.

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When you hear the word “saint,” what comes to mind? Medieval paintings with halos? Pastor Mike Fabarez explains what the biblical writers meant by this term and reminds us that every believer has been called a saint! So, how do we live out the title we’ve already been given? That’s our subject as we continue the series, Weirdos.

No one likes being the outcast or weirdo in a group. As social beings, we naturally crave the approval and acceptance of those around us. But Pastor Mike Fabarez is challenging us to embrace our status as outsiders and not fear the title “weirdo.”

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No one likes being the outcast or weirdo in a group. As social beings, we naturally crave the approval and acceptance of those around us. But Pastor Mike Fabarez is challenging us to embrace our status as outsiders and not fear the title “weirdo.”