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Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 29) In an instant gratification society, the idea of waiting on anything frustrates us. When we are waiting to see God answer prayers and give breakthrough in our life, it reminds us that we aren’t in control. This morning we learn what it means to actively wait on God and what He is doing around us while we wait. (Luke 2:22-38)

Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 29) In an instant gratification society, the idea of waiting on anything frustrates us. When we are waiting to see God answer prayers and give breakthrough in our life, it reminds us that we aren’t in control. This morning we learn what it means to actively wait on God and what He is doing around us while we wait. (Luke 2:22-38)

Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 28) The longest message title in the series has a simple clarity. The name of Jesus deserves a response from us. We must place God where he belongs and we must place ourselves where we belong. (Philippians 2:1-11, 2 Chron. 7:14)

Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 28) The longest message title in the series has a simple clarity. The name of Jesus deserves a response from us. We must place God where he belongs and we must place ourselves where we belong. (Philippians 2:1-11, 2 Chron. 7:14)

Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 27) There is a call throughout scripture to worship, pray and fast in order to see the power and in-breaking kingdom of God. The Lord uses these disciplines as a channel to His powerful movements and revivals across the land. Great revivals and moments of healing begin with the position of our heart. (2 Chronicles 7:14, Mark 9:17-29, Phil. 2, Acts 13)

Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 27) There is a call throughout scripture to worship, pray and fast in order to see the power and in-breaking kingdom of God. The Lord uses these disciplines as a channel to His powerful movements and revivals across the land. Great revivals and moments of healing begin with the position of our heart. (2 Chronicles 7:14, Mark 9:17-29, Phil. 2, Acts 13)

Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 26) We live in a dark and sinful world, full of pain and suffering. In the midst of this worldly suffering we are challenged to be steadfast, to have endurance and persistence in the face of these circumstances. It is only through Jesus that we can overcome and by overcoming we fulfill the purpose in suffering. (2 Thes. 1:1-12, 2 Cor. 5)

Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 26) We live in a dark and sinful world, full of pain and suffering. In the midst of this worldly suffering we are challenged to be steadfast, to have endurance and persistence in the face of these circumstances. It is only through Jesus that we can overcome and by overcoming we fulfill the purpose in suffering. (2 Thes. 1:1-12, 2 Cor. 5)

Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 25) It is by Christ alone that we are saved. We are not justified by what we do, but only because of who He is. There is a great tension in life when we intend to make Jesus the King, the center of our life, but instead we focus our attention and effort on secondary and peripheral things of this world. (Luke 18:9-14, Phil. 3:8)

Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 25) It is by Christ alone that we are saved. We are not justified by what we do, but only because of who He is. There is a great tension in life when we intend to make Jesus the King, the center of our life, but instead we focus our attention and effort on secondary and peripheral things of this world. (Luke 18:9-14, Phil. 3:8)