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We live in a world of war. We live in a world where conquest is king. Ideas and mindsets are not easily changed. Apocalyptic literature tells us the story behind the story. It opens our minds to human greed and power. It challenges us to ask the question: do we have similar traits in ourselves? It may not be on the large scale of wars and rumors of wars but maybe our hearts wage war in a different sense wanting conquest in worldly material gain. This term is couched in "The American Dream". Daniel 8:1-27 Revelation 22: 10-14

The harvest of the hearing bears great fruit when the good seed of the word is received, rooted, and unrestrained in the hearts of men. 1. Hardened Subject to Evil 2. Rootless Subject to Affliction 3. Crowded Subject to Worry 4. Understanding Certain to Bear Fruit

Sermon Hour: Pastor Ryan Horkavy Matthew 5: 27-32

This instructional sermon outlines a practical, five-step method for internalizing Scripture, anchored in Psalm 119:11. The process involves selecting a verse, reading it slowly, underlining key terms, reflecting on their meaning, and praying the text back to God. The speaker emphasizes contemplation as the final step, comparing the absorption of God's Word to the digestive process of food becoming part of one's identity. By consistently applying this discipline, believers allow Scripture to dwell richly in their hearts, transforming their decision-making and character from the inside out. The tone is pastoral and encouraging, assuring listeners that this simple practice is accessible to all and leads to a deeper, more authentic relationship with God.

Chain Your Heart to What Cannot Be Chained Philippians 1:12-18 November 1, 2026

God's majestic glory demands a proper, humble and obedient response of my heart and life.