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Continuing in our Christmas series "The Eyes of Advent" we'll be looking at the coming of Jesus through the eyes of Joseph. In this message we consider the costliness of making room in our lives for Jesus and explore the question of whether making room for Him is worth it, regardless of the cost.

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We begin a Christmas series today we are calling, The Eyes of Advent. In this message we look at the coming of Jesus through the eyes of Herod and the Wise Men and discover four reasons for His coming - He came for the nations, He came to bring division, He came to be worshipped and He came to die.

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Part 1. In this message we consider two questions: what is sexual immorality and how should we, the church, respond to it in a way that models Jesus?

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Is there a sin that God hates more than others? We consider that question in this message by looking at the pride of the Corinthians. We also look at the response of Paul to their pride and how it all points to Jesus.

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People will often say that the church isn't a building, it's a people. Yes and no. In this passage Paul writes that the church, metaphorically and spiritually speaking, is a building. And what he says is that what we build the building on matters. And the type of building we build matters. And how we treat the building matters too.

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John 4:1-29

We are taking a one week break from our series on I Corinthians and dropping on John 4 where Jesus encounters a woman with a past. In this encounter Jesus reminds us of who He came for and what He came to do.

In this text Paul returns to the topic of jealousy and strife taking place in the Corinthian church. The cause for these issues was people in the church walking according to the flesh and thinking like mere humans. The cure? A greater understanding of the gospel, which brings unity and peace and places us all on the same footing.

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In this week's text Paul continues addressing the wisdom and power of God which is Jesus crucified but he focuses most of his attention on the role of the Holy Spirit in relation to the wisdom and power of God. In this message we consider the origin, the means, the recipients and finally the outcome of the wisdom and power of God in the life of the believer.

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