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In this message from John 14:15–21, we explore one of the most misunderstood verses in Scripture — “If you love me, you will keep my commandments” — and discover that Jesus never intended obedience to be a burden of duty, but the natural overflow of a heart captured by His love. Love is the engine, obedience is what it produces, and the Holy Spirit is the fuel. Jesus doesn’t hand us a standard and leave us to meet it alone; He sends the Paraclete, the One called alongside to help, and promises, “I will not leave you as orphans.” As we walk with Him — imperfectly but faithfully, in a long obedience in the same direction — He manifests Himself to us, revealing more of who He is and producing a peace, joy, and love that the world cannot explain. You are not driven by duty. You are drawn by love.

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In “The Way Home: Finding Your Destination in Jesus,” we explore John 14:1-6 and the universal ache of feeling lost—whether we don’t know where we’re going or don’t know how to get there. Drawing on Jesus’ words to His disciples in the Upper Room, this message unpacks three life-shaping truths: Jesus Himself is our destination (heaven is heaven because He is there), Jesus is our Way (not a narrow gatekeeper, but the very road that leads us home), and we walk this Way by believing in Him, following Him, and becoming like Him. Whether you’re chasing the wrong destination or following the wrong directions, this sermon invites you to stop reading dead-end maps and trust the One who built the road home through the cross and the empty tomb. Come as you are—He’ll do the rest.

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In John 10:10, Jesus warns that the thief comes to steal, kill, and destroy — but His promise doesn’t end there. This message explores what it means to recover stolen purpose, lost passion, and buried calling through Christ, the Good Shepherd who doesn’t just rescue, but fully restores.

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This sermon examines the leadership transition from Moses to Joshua, and the stark realities that Joshua had to face in moving forward into his destiny as leader of Israel. The core message here is that the past is past, the present is here, and the future is just a nanosecond away. We must move forward in the confidence that God’s presence will sustain us as we leave the past behind.

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From our text, Romans 8:18-27, we learn that all creation groans, and we groan, but the Spirit prays for us with groaning that is unintelligible but serve as intercession on our behalf according to the will of God. So we are not alone in the groan zone!

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John 2:13-22  In commemoration of Dr. King’s birthday and the recent passage of Rep. John Lewis, this message encourages believers to be willing to risk getting into “good trouble” in the struggle for justice, righteousness and truth.

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