As we continue our series in Exodus, Pastor Will Hawk shows us that God’s justice and mercy strengthen one another, that terror is an appropriate response to God’s justice but praise is the appropriate response to God’s mercy. We should praise God for His mercy in delayed Judgement, a better offer in Christ and the perfection of tomorrow’s home. This sermon was recorded on March 1, 2020.

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Our relationship with money is like a spiritual EKG. Rich or Poor, it can’t make you alive, but it’ll tell you if you’re dead. Even in a world where there will always be poor and rich, a spirit filled believer will display contentment rather than comparison. Our radical love and generosity flows from and points to Jesus. This sermon was recorded on February 23, 2020.

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Moving to a new phase in our series on Exodus, Pastor Will Hawk teaches that scripture opposes slavery in 3 ways: Where slavery destroys, God preserves. Where slavery exploits, God protects. Where slavery perverts justice, God provides justice. This sermon was recorded on February 16, 2020. 

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In Jesus the weight of sin becomes a ballast, which frees us to love God and others with Joy and freedom. Pastor Will Hawk continues our series from the book of Exodus. This sermon was recorded on February 9, 2020. 

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Before his family's move to metro Atlanta, Kwame Agyemang, a member of our leadership team, delivered his last sermon to Mid Tree Church. In this message, Kwame shows us that in order to see God correctly and receive true strength, we must see our need for a Savior, see that good works and our bad works will not give us Jesus and see Jesus as the true King that He is. This sermon was recorded on January 26, 2020.

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The early church was devoted to the apostles teaching, the fellowship, the breaking of bread and prayer. This produced generosity and favor with all the people. Building off Pastor Will's sermon on church leadership from last week, Jimmy Brooks, a member of our leadership team, teaches us from Acts 2 on who we called to be as the Church. This sermon was recorded on January 19, 2020.

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Teaching through the qualifications of healthy church leadership, Pastor Will shows us that the Bible expects elders to lead, feed, protect and know...using an multi tool to illustrate. This sermon was recorded on January 12, 2020. 

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Starting back our series in the Book of Exodus, Pastor Will Hawk unpacks the beginning of The Ten Commandments in Exodus 20 through the lens of marriage. This sermon was recorded on January 5, 2020. 

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In this standalone message ushering in the new year, Pastor Will Hawk teaches us how God's Word is Trustworthy, Understandable and True. If you would like to follow along with Pastor Will's notes, please follow the link below. This sermon was recorded on December 29, 2019.

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Concluding our Advent series, Pastor Will takes us through Psalm 98. Why was the gift of salvation given to some in the presence of others? Have you lost some of your joy through acclimating to God’s House? When you think about God as judge do you worry or worship? This sermon was recorded on December 22, 2019. 

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