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We kick off a new sermon series "The Church" talking about the "Family of God" As we dig into Ephesians 2 we see the family of God. A blended family of former enemies. What can we learn from this dysfunctional family? Find out in this sermon on Ephesians 2 and join us on our journey to know, and walk with God.

How can I not be controlled by your past? How can I let go? Maybe you think you don't need to? How can I let go of what I don't even realize I'm holding on to? How do I forgive? The story of Joseph losing his father Jacob gives us a new perspective on these questions.

We pray you'll be encouraged by this sermon on forgiveness from Genesis 50

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In Matthew 18 Jesus is talking to a man looking for answers about forgiveness. Jesus sees that his heart is actually unwilling to forgive. Forgiveness is hard isn't it? But it's time to let go. You're not punishing the person who hurt you by your unforgiveness. You're only hurting yourself.

We pray you'll find that forgiveness will transform every aspect of your life! And that you'll find your identity in the one who has forgiven you and not by what evil that's been done to you.

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In this Sermon about forgiveness we look again at Luke 15, the story of the prodigal son. This story is full of wisdom, and one of the things God is trying to tell us is, that forgiveness is not a soft option. It is an obligation of grace that God has shown us. We see ourselves a certain way but the Father sees us differently. We pray you'll, not only be encouraged by this sermon about forgiveness, but that you'll resolve to forgive those who have wronged you.

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In this Sermon about forgiveness we look at Luke 15, the story of the prodigal son. Are you waiting for others to apologize to you? Are you waiting until justice is done and they get exactly what they deserve? Are you waiting until you think you've punished them long enough and made your point? This passage shows us that we are the ones who need forgiveness and our unwillingness to forgive you're simply making payments on their unconcealed debts. There is so much to forgive and so much to be forgiven, so what are you waiting for?

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America has become a nation of outrage. A place where victimhood is a virtue, and atonement is demanded. But forgiveness is never given. Our culture despises forgiveness because it places the burden on the victim. Jesus comes on the scene and talks about forgiveness in a way that's so radical and contrary to His culture, and just as contrary to ours.

Soften your heart and listen carefully to the words of Jesus in this sermon on Mark 2. We pray this message challenges you to forgive radically like Jesus.

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Have you ever cried out to God and felt like your cries fall on deaf ears? Like God has forgotten you? Like you’re all alone in your grief? Like you’re truly hopeless? The psalmist in Psalm 88 has felt your pain, your loneliness, & and your sorrow. Even Michael Stipe from the 90s pop/rock band R.E.M. knows “everybody hurts … sometimes”. Suffering and hurt is universal in this life. But what does this have do do with Jesus? And isn’t this story supposed to have a happy ending? Well it does, but we have to dig a little deeper into this psalm to find it.

Join on the hunt for the treasure buried just under the surface in this passage. We pray this sermon on psalm 88 is a comfort to you in your pain, and in your sorrow.

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Psalms of ascent like Psalm 126 & 127 were sung on the way up to the temple. These two are about bringing in God's harvest and building up God's house. Jesus echos these psalms in His own prayers. Jesus wants us to participate in God's mission for the world. Find out how in this sermon on Psalms 126 and 127.

Join us on our journey to know God, to walk with Him, and to cultivate a love for Him over all other things.

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The Psalms teach us that worship is not about escaping your problems. It's about finding God in your problems. Psalms 46 was written for you. the Psalmist sings his way through his uncertainty and feelings of hopelessness and anxiety as he looks for stability in his life. But the waves of life keep coming. The answer to how to find this stability, this inner peace, lies just under the surface of this text but it starts with being still. Just be still for a moment and know that He is God.

Join us on our journey to know God, to walk with Him, and to cultivate a love for Him over all other things.

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"Better is one day in Your courts than a thousand elsewhere" How can we have an eternal perspective like this?! Maybe we should remind ourselves of where we are going? When you wake up on a Sunday morning and you decide to go to church.... Where are you going? In this Sermon on Psalm 84 by Marq Toombs we are inspired by the words of David. We long for sacred places and spiritual presence of God like David found.

Join us on our journey to know God, to walk with Him, and to cultivate a love for Him over all other things.