One City Church

This message is from chapter 28 of Deuteronomy. This is one of the most
insightful and important chapters in all of Scripture. In this chapter, God
gives us the formula to live successfully from God’s perspective. Basically,
this chapter revolves around two questions:

What does God want us to remember?
What does God warn us not to forget?

The answers to these two questions will protect you from pride and all its
accompanying consequences. Listen to this message and learn how to
replace pride with humility and pass the test of adversity.

In this message Pastor Justin takes us into the next step in our Remember and Forget series. There is a very intentional choice we all must make in our journey of healing from our past, and that choice is to trust again. There are some areas of healing that will only be realized when we decide to embrace trust as a necessary part of our relationships, not just with people but also with God. We will look at the book of Proverbs and how the author calls us into the kind of life where we rely on God and place all of our trust in the Lord. 

This message is from chapter 2 of Revelation. This passage is all about
three things: Remember therefore from where you have fallen, repent, and
do the works you did at first. This sounds simple, but most truths are harder
to obey than to learn.
This message will help you use your memory for good instead of allowing
the enemy to sabotage it for bad. God wants us to remember for the
purpose of renewal. Memories are powerful, especially because they are
more about feelings than facts.
God wants us to remember why we fell in love so that we’ll fall in love again. However, it’s about much more than remembering. We’re supposed to remember
what we did positively and do it again. Repentance is about so much more
than the admission of fault; ultimately it is about changing our desire,
decisions, and disciplines. Repentance isn’t difficult; it is a beautiful gift that
renews everything.

This message is from chapter 6 of Deuteronomy. This passage is all about
“The Shema.” Jesus was asked, “Teacher, which is the great
commandment in the Law?” In Matthew 22:37-40 Jesus quotes “The
Shema” of the Old Testament as the timeless commandment of love. If you
will remember this one commandment, this commandment can heal
everything in your life: past, present, and future.
If you are hurting go back to love, nothing heals like love. All of us can
remember all the ways we haven’t been loved perfectly or we can
remember the One who is perfect love. Let’s not focus on what we
remember; let’s focus on what God remembers. God remembers His
covenant and forgets our sin.
If God forgets our sin, why do we remember it? It is time to remember what
God remembers and forget what God forgets. Don’t let the past keep you in
pain. The death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus is about your forgiveness,
freedom, and future.

This message is from chapter 4 of Deuteronomy. This passage uses the
story of Baal-peor to warn us against the dangers of forgetting. God warns
us for our good. He’d much rather love us than judge us. He’d much rather
bless us than discipline us. This message is about more than remembering,
it is also about healing your memories.
Tragically, most people’s memories keep them stuck in the past instead of
embracing their future. Tune into this message to learn how to heal your
memories, remember with a renewed mind, and write a new script for your
future.
For most people, forgetfulness is not a mental problem as much as it is a
spiritual problem. This message will help you guard against Satan’s
strategy to make you remember what you should forget and forget what
you should remember.

In this second message, William walks us through the story from Exodus 32 of Moses’ intercession on behalf of the Israelites, pleading with God to spare them. In typical fashion, William flips the script and shows us this passage from a different perspective... one that makes Moses much more familiar. 

From how God views us and what He expects from us, to the power and promises that are available to us, this passage is rich and rife with spiritual truth that we can apply to our lives daily in order to walk with more confidence, authority and blessing. 

This message is from chapter 9 of Genesis, it deals with remembering God’s covenant with Noah and all of us. Tune into this message and learn the true meaning and significance of the rainbow. What does God want us to remember when we see a rainbow today? 

Lastly, this message will help you deal with the storms in your life in the present tense, past tense, and future tense. The storms come and go, they don’t have to stay. 

It is easy to move to a place of self-reliance in good seasons and discouragement in hard seasons. What is in your spiritual arsenal to keep you steady in both the highs and lows of life? This past Sunday, we added a passage to our tool kit to stand on to be strong, courageous, and God-centered believers in every season of our lives. Check out this message by Pastor Karin to strengthen your faith.

This message is from chapter 14 of 1 Corinthians. It deals with the topic of prophesy. Unfortunately, there tends to be more misunderstanding than understanding on this topic with most believers. The goal is to clear up the misunderstanding and replace it with clarity and confidence. The gift of prophesy must be restored but it also must be used and stewarded with responsibility. 

Lastly, this message will share a remarkable example of a prophetic word that models the best practices and principles that should govern giving and receiving prophetic words. Every listener should walk away from message this with a greater desire and determination to fulfill 1 Corinthians 14:1, “Pursue love, and earnestly desire the spiritual gifts, especially that you may prophesy.”

This message from Luke 4:14-21, addresses the issue of healing. This topic can be challenging and complicated because it addresses our greatest needs and desires in life. People are only interested in healing when they need healing or when a loved one needs healing. Everyone wants healing on demand. Any answer but “Yes” is a hard answer that’s rarely understood or well received. 

This message will address what the scripture does and doesn’t say about healing. It will not dodge the hard questions. We will approach this message from a place of mercy. God uses mercy to move us to action. What role does He want us to play in healing? Listen to the message so that you can see more healings, but also trust God when the healing isn’t immediate or even in this lifetime. We don’t have all the answers, but it is better to keep believing and hold out hope for healing than to quit believing and lose hope.