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God has given us much reason to be joyful. And throughout scripture, we learn that joy is meant to overflow to others - through love and generosity. There is joy to be found in giving to others. This week, Pastor Rodney Fouts teaches on the relationship between joy and generosity.
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What does it look like to buy in to a life of following Jesus? It means submitting to the reign of Jesus as King of our lives - and seeking first the kingdom of God.
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To be bought in means to be surrendered to the Good News about the Kingdom of God. Surrendering to God is acknowledging that he reigns and then allowing him to reign in our hearts.
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To buy in means to actively support and participate in Jesus' church. To do that, we must be willing to change and grow as we follow God's leading in our lives. We can think of our lives as seeds that must be planted. It's only when planted that a seed can grow, multiply and be fruitful.
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What does it mean to have "deep roots"? In the bible, there are many references to the advantages of deep roots - they provide stability in storms, and access to water during droughts. But what does it mean to have deep roots in the church? In this week's message we hear from several of our pastors about the different ways we can be rooted in our church family.
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If we claim to love Jesus, we should also love what Jesus loves.
Jesus loves his church. It's crucial that we are bought in and rooted in the church in order to fully experience God's purpose in our lives.
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Most of the book of Job is about people trying to make sense of God. However, we can never fully comprehend's ways. Instead, in our suffering, we are to seek our comfort from him.
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Job's suffering was the kind that included both injury and injustice. Not only did he lose his family, possessions, and health, it all happened for seemingly no reason. While Job's friends point to his own sin as the reason behind his suffering, Job knew it had to be something else. Even in his pain, Job knew that everything was in God's hands.
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Our lives can be filled with pain and suffering. So, how does that square with a God that is good and loving? That's the struggle that Job faced, and that we still need to deal with today. What we learn from Job's story is that regardless of the situation, God is in control. He can use our pain to grow us into the people He has called us to be - if we let Him.
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Who do you think you are? It's the question that changes everything, because when you know who you are, then you know what to do. This week's message talks about who we're fighting against , Who we're fighting for and how we can fight and win the war.
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Weekly bible-centered messages from Pastor Rodney Fouts, lead pastor at NORTH.CHURCH in Oklahoma City.

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