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In this message we dig deep into the high command to love one another. We consider some reasons why and how we are to love another and finish by answering why Jesus calls it a “new” command.
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The Christian life is not living to earn God's mercy, it's living in response to God's mercy. This week's message looks at the call of God on us in response to what He has done in us and for us. The beauty of this week's text is that it reveals that God's call on us is as full of grace as what He has done for us.
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This week's text begins with a call: blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. What follows are six reasons why and solidify why we can have a firm hope in Jesus even while undergoing trials of various kinds.
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With this message we start a series on I Peter and look primarily at the author of the letter and his recipients. Peter is a letter written to Christians who have been grieved by various trials and offers a firm hope built upon the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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In this final message of our three-part Easter series we conclude by looking at those things that God makes new in Christ in the fullness of time: things are made new physically, volitionally, cosmically and relationally. All because the tomb is empty and this is love.
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This is the second of a three part Easter series called, This is Love. In this message we look at how the love of God revealed in the Easter story conquers all in its display, its achievement and its power.
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While Jesus was hanging on the cross his first words out of his mouth were, “Father forgive them.” Jesus was saying in essence, “I’ll stand in their place and receive the full fury of God’s Holy righteous wrath against sin so that they never will have to face it.” This is the Gospel, the good news that we need to be reminded of daily.
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We end our study of Nehemiah today and things couldn't end worse. And yet, in this message we learn how the bad ending of Nehemiah is actually good news for us.
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A lot has happened over the previous 11 and a half chapters - the Word of God has been read, the wall has been rebuilt, the homes have been rebuilt, the gates have been hung and the city has been repopulated. Today’s text records the dedication of the wall and it’s a day that celebrates what God has done in and for His people.
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The call to repopulate the Holy city in Nehemiah 11-12:26 will require a willingness to uproot, to leave behind what’s familiar for the unknown, what’s desirable for the undesirable, what’s secure for insecurity. What makes one do such a thing? Only a revied heart.
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