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Hey Family,

I hope that you are being blessed by our current sermon series, HARD SAYINGS OF JESUS. This Sunday we'll be talking about something that every Christian should know. What is the one sin that will not be forgiven? Jesus tells us very plainly.

As with all these hard sayings of Jesus, when we understand them, we realize that Jesus is telling us these things out of his great love. He came to earth to seek and save the lost. So come this Sunday and learn what this very startling passage means. I look forward to seeing you at 10 a.m.

Hey Family,

This Sunday we continue with our series called Hard Sayings of Jesus. Some of the things Jesus tells us are genuinely difficult to understand, and that's why they qualify as "hard sayings." Other times his words are perfectly clear--but we find them difficult to apply to our lives. This week we'll spend time talking about one of the most controversial things that Jesus ever said [and that's saying something!!!]. Basically, he said "Hate your parents."

What on earth does Jesus mean by this? Come this Sunday to find out. I look forward to seeing you at 10 a.m.

--Edwin

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Hey Family,

This Sunday we continue with our series called Hard Sayings of Jesus. Some of the things Jesus tells us are genuinely difficult to understand, and that's why they qualify as "hard sayings." Other times his words are perfectly clear--but we find them difficult to apply to our lives. This week we'll spend time talking about one of the most controversial things that Jesus ever said [and that's saying something!!!]. Basically, he said "Hate your parents."

What on earth does Jesus mean by this? Come this Sunday to find out. I look forward to seeing you at 10 a.m.

--Edwin

*PRAYER SERVICE

Tonight, service starts at 6:00 P.M. doors open at 5:00 P.M.pm

*WARRIORS SOLDIERS MEN & CATCH THE WAVE

MEN & WOMEN BIBLE STUDIES

Thursdays at 6:00 P.M.

Copyright © 2018 Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn, All rights reserved.

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Our mailing address is:

Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn

360 SCHERMERHORN

New York, NY 11217

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Hey Family,

Join us this week as Pastor Gus Rodriguez opens up God's word to help us understand why temptation comes to us. Clearly we are not exempt from facing temptation--Jesus himself was led into the wilderness to be tempted. It happens to us all. What does it reveal? What can we learn from such a situation?

From Genesis to Revelation, God has been actively involved in providing for His creation. In a moment of temptation, we can trust Him to provide the help we need. Come on Sunday at 10 a.m. to gain wisdom on this very important topic, and bring a friend.

Hey Family,

Join us this week as Pastor Gus Rodriguez opens up God's word to help us understand why temptation comes to us. Clearly we are not exempt from facing temptation--Jesus himself was led into the wilderness to be tempted. It happens to us all. What does it reveal? What can we learn from such a situation?

From Genesis to Revelation, God has been actively involved in providing for His creation. In a moment of temptation, we can trust Him to provide the help we need. Come on Sunday at 10 a.m. to gain wisdom on this very important topic, and bring a friend.

Hey Family,

Did you ever read something that Jesus said and say to yourself, "Ow, Jesus, that's harsh!" Sometimes he seems to be asking more than we can possibly deliver. Doesn't he want us to follow him? Then why does it seem so difficult sometimes?

Answering that question will be the point of the new series called HARD SAYINGS OF JESUS, which starts this Sunday at 10 a.m. We're going to look at some things that Jesus said and really get into the meaning of them. Jesus came to seek and save the lost, and every word he spoke is for our benefit. So let's trust him and learn what he has to say about our lives. Bring a friend!

--Edwin

Hey Family,

Did you ever read something that Jesus said and say to yourself, "Ow, Jesus, that's harsh!" Sometimes he seems to be asking more than we can possibly deliver. Doesn't he want us to follow him? Then why does it seem so difficult sometimes?

Answering that question will be the point of the new series called HARD SAYINGS OF JESUS, which starts this Sunday at 10 a.m. We're going to look at some things that Jesus said and really get into the meaning of them. Jesus came to seek and save the lost, and every word he spoke is for our benefit. So let's trust him and learn what he has to say about our lives. Bring a friend!

--Edwin

Hey Family,

This week's message will be a powerful one. Have you ever done something that left you feeling absolutely ashamed? Being a Christian doesn't mean we won't have those feelings once in a while--but how do we deal with them in a new way? That's what the speaker this Sunday, Pastor Will McGee of Crossroads Church here in Brooklyn, will be talking about. How can we, as Christians, overcome the shame of our past and move forward into spiritual maturity?

Hey Family,

This week's message will be a powerful one. Have you ever done something that left you feeling absolutely ashamed? Being a Christian doesn't mean we won't have those feelings once in a while--but how do we deal with them in a new way? That's what the speaker this Sunday, Pastor Will McGee of Crossroads Church here in Brooklyn, will be talking about. How can we, as Christians, overcome the shame of our past and move forward into spiritual maturity?

There are moments when we pray for faith, not realizing that it is something we already possess. The real question is not whether we have faith, but what does faith look like? And who is my faith in?

Join us this Sunday as Pastor Gus leads us in learning that faith is a journey and not a station. I look forward to seeing you at 10 a.m.