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In part 2 of the series “Spooky Good,” Pastor Rodney delivers an encouraging word in the midst of our trying times. Speaking out of Romans chapter 8, this week’s message is about early awaiting the things God has for us that have yet to come to pass.
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In the first message of this new series entitled "Spooky Good," Pastor Rodney gives profound insights into who the Holy Spirit is, what He came to do, and how we are to receive him. You don't want to miss this!
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In this special Easter message, Pastor Rodney teaches us how God can use our breaking to bring about a blessing our pain to reveal his purposes!
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In this last week of "The Table," Pastor Rodney highlights Biblical examples of how God uses limited resources to bring about supernatural provision. God has done it before and can do it again!
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This week Pastor Rodney delivers a very important message about our need to keep showing kindness during times of great change and uncertainty.
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In week one of the new series "The Table," Pastor Rodney delivers an encouraging message from Psalm 23 in light of recent and unprecedented global events.
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In the last week of Snip it, Pastor Shannon talks about snipping judgment and growing grace so that we can love God more fully.
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One of the predominant conflicts in the life of a Christian is very basic: are we going to live our life our way, or God's way? Our way seems to give us what we desire, but that satisfaction is always fleeting. God's way will bring us lasting joy, but are we willing to let go of control of our lives so that we can truly find God's way?
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Paul taught us how to deal with anxious worrisome thoughts. We all can worry. It shows thought doubt, fear, anxiety or a general lack of trust in others or even God. In order to stop our thoughts from spinning around in worry and never making any progress we must do 4 things: tell God, thank God, then expect God and train your mind like God.
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A spirit of ungratefulness will keep us from the spiritual and emotional health that God intends for us. In the story of Naaman, we see that he is not only afflicted with physical leprosy, but also with the leprosy of holding a grudge. Learning how to "snip" the bad attitudes we sometimes have will bring us back to a closer relationship with God and with others.
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Weekly bible-centered messages from Pastor Rodney Fouts, lead pastor at NORTH.CHURCH in Oklahoma City.

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