Renaissance Church NYC

The Lamb  

Exodus Series  

Jordan Rice  

Exodus 11-12  

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Sticking Points: How Could God DoThis?

Exodus Series

Jordan Rice

Exodus 11-12

Exodus is perhaps the most significant book in the Old Testament. Its themes are repeated all over the bible. Still, there are some passages in the text, where God does things that are confusing at best, and at worst, offensive. In today's service, we take a look at Exodus 11-12, and ask some hard questions.

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There are generally two extremes in understanding the Bible—those who say, “just read the Bible and do what it says,” and those who say, “I read it, but I don’t understand how it applies to me.” Both approaches to the Bible can lead us to fall off of Bible reading altogether.  

Learn fundamental skills for reading the Bible faithfully and accurately. Learn how to read, study, and apply the Bible in practical, accessible, and meaningful ways.  

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God and Plagues 

Exodus Series  

Jordan Rice  

Exodus 5:2, 7-10  

The journey of the Christian life is learning to trust what God says over what we feel.  

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Character > Conduct  

Aswan Morris  

Matthew 15:1-3,7-9, Matthew 5:13-16  

Although what you do matters, God cares more about your character than He does your conduct.  

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Words to Live By  

Jordan Rice  

Ephesians 6:11-15, Matthew 4:1-4  

What and who you listen to will determine the future you experience. We don’t drift in good directions. We discipline and prioritize ourselves there. 

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Silencing Our Inner Critic 

Exodus Series 

Jordan Rice 

Exodus 3:7-10, 4:10-13

The critical voices in our own heads are often more vicious than what we might hear from the outside. In this message, we look at how we can learn to apply grace to ourselves that allows us to grow in Christ. 

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"The Value of Worship"

Brandon Cobb

Zephaniah 3:9-20

2020 has shown us that we cannot control what happens to us, but we can control our focus.

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Christmas at Renaissance  

Sermon: Jordan Rice, Matthew 2:1-12  

A thousand times in history, a baby has become a king. But only once did a king become a baby.  

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