Wisdom is a light to our feet: The wise can see where they are going. But human wisdom is limited: It can’t fix our innate brokenness or solve our need for a Savior. 

Realizing that human wisdom has limit allows us to recognize the need to fear the Lord. A glimpse of His character brings a healthy sense of awe and reverence. 

Don’t look for life, peace and purpose in the World, but in God. 

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“Everything is meaningless,” says the Teacher, “completely meaningless! What do people get for all their hard work under the sun?” (Eccl. 1:2–3)

Solomon isn’t saying life has no purpose—he’s grabbing our attention. The word “meaningless” really means "vapor" -life is short, fragile, and temporary, or vanity—meaningless or empty.

 Life is temporary.

Life is meaningless without God.

Life becomes full of purpose and joy when we fear God, follow Him, and enjoy the Life He gives.

The story of salvation has 3 stages: 1️⃣Justification – You are Saved the Moment you Believe. 2️⃣Sanctification – You are Being Saved as you Grow in Christ. 3️⃣Glorification – One Day, you Will Be Saved Completely.Glorification means: ✅ No more sin. ✅ A new, glorious body. ✅ Perfect love in God’s presence forever.No Matter How Bad Things Get In This Life – You Can Hold Onto To This Eternal Hope:“Our present troubles are small and won’t last very long… they produce for us a glory that vastly outweighs them.” (2 Cor. 4:17)Can you imagine living in a world with no pain, no sin, only perfect peace in Christ?

Salvation isn't just a moment-it's a journey.1 Justification - You ARE saved.2 Sanctification - You're BEING saved.3 Glorification - One day you WILL be saved.Sanctification is the slow, lifelong process of becoming more like Jesus.2 Corinthians 3:18 says it this way: "And we all... beholding the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from one degree of glory to another." Remember that life is messy, so don't let struggles or setbacks cause you to doubt God's work in your life!

Is salvation an event or a process?

It’s Both an event and process! 

The Story of Salvation has 3 Stages—

Justification is the moment of salvation when you are forgiven & made right w/ God.

Sanctification is the life long process of growing in your salvation.

Glorification is the final moment of your life when your salvation is complete.

In this short message series we are exploring a simple framework to help you make sense of your story of salvation. 

Have you found your place in the church body? 

This week we are wrapping up the first in a 4-part series studying the Book of Acts. So much good was happening in the church as thousands of new believers came to faith. The church community all shared and took care of each other. 

Yet division began to take root. Where living in unity can be hard … living in disunity is a lot harder. 

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In Acts 5, God’s message continued to spread despite the religious leaders doing all within their power to stop it. We see here the truth that if God is in it, no one can stop it. 

This week’s sermon teaches how we can live as “more than conquerers,” whether times are good or bad.

When life is good, we can praise and thank God. When it is painful, we can praise God that He is with us and will see us through. 

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In Acts chapter 5, we see the unity of the early church challenged by greed and dishonesty. 

Transparency and accountability are essential to the Christian life.

This week’s sermon teaches how to cultivate appropriate levels of honesty, transparency and trust as you seek to follow Jesus in every part of life. 

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In this week’s sermon from Acts chapter 4, we see that the believers were unified in heart and mind.

Unity among believers is evidence of God’s Spirit at work. Authentic unity around building the Kingdom is a miracle. 

Having a united purpose created a powerful ministry of taking care of one another’s needs and spreading the message of God’s Kingdom. 

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As followers of Jesus, we are called to God’s work of sharing the gospel. To “go and make disciples.” But we are not sent out alone: We have the power and presence of the Holy Spirit to lead and guide. 

This weeks’ sermon from Acts 4 teaches how the Holy Spirit equips you and me to share Jesus today, just as the apostles were equipped and empowered by the Spirit. 

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