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Seven - Smyrna by Urban Grace Church

Seven - Ephesus by Urban Grace Church

God gives all leaders in the church the responsibility to remind people of the faithfulness of God. They are to obey and love God and are to choose daily to follow Him.

When Joshua is about to pass away he gathers and charges the leaders under him and reminds them of this responsibility.

What does loving God and leading people look like in our culture?

God is the god of the impossible, yet at the same time He is a God who is deeply personal desiring all of us to have a deeply intimate relationship with Him.

Is life fair? Is God fair? How do we know?

Join us as we attempt to answer these questions as we look at the story from Joshua 9.

Repentance involves a posture. Repentance is not simply a one time act, but a lifestyle.

Martin Luther, a famous historical figure of the church was quoted as saying, 'All of life is repentance.' This was first on his list of 95 thesis, nailed to the door of the church leaders at the time.

The understanding of the Church at the time, was that repentance was something you did once a week, or month, in an organized confessional manner. Sometimes repentance is taught in a way that it is asking for forgiveness for something you've done wrong. It involves that, but it is not only that.

"I will give grace to the humble and will oppose the proud."

Repenting means that you are wrong, you are going in the wrong direction and need outside help. But it’s a posture, which means that it’s a way of life for you, not simply something you do once a week.