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In this message, Hamp continues from Hebrews 12:1-4 on five ways you can finish your race well:
1. How you can run your race with patience
2. How keeping your eyes on Jesus helps you
3. The importance of your goal in front of you
We all are on a journey.
We are all on a race.
And with so many trials and challenges going on around us, how can we finish well and reach our destination?
If you want to know how you can win your race, please listen to the first part of our message on P.U.S.H.
As we face trials and tribulations, it’s important for us to remember what God has done in our past so we’ll be sure of what He’ll do in the present. Take comfort in knowing that:
Listen to this week’s message to learn more about remembering God’s faithfulness and your response to a faithful God.
You belong.
You belong where God sends you.
But when we’re called, we often think of every reason why we don’t belong and why we’re not qualified to be used of God...we’re not the one God should send.
So in this message, I’ll discuss five doubts Moses made about himself when God first called him and how you can find encouragement knowing you belong where God called you.
In this message, we address the individual responsibility we have as a nation when facing times of pestilence, devastation, and unrest.
Scripture: 2 Chronicles 7:14
"The healing of a nation is an individual responsibility. Each person in that nation called by God must humble themselves, pray, seek God's face, and turn from wicked ways. We each must do our part."
We make decisions every day, but what “see” in our minds often determines what those decisions will be and the paths we’ll take.
Listen to this message to learn three ways you can live beyond decisions made in fear.
How do you respond when the unexpected happens in your life?
Do you respond out of your past experiences from of frustration, pain, and anger...or something else?
Listen to this message to learn four ways you can improve your response to unexpected situations in your life.
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