This week, we continue our new series titled "Jesus Stories", where we look at the transformative power of Jesus, how He is present in all of scripture and our lives today. Throughout the Israelites' journey in the wilderness, they have been the recipients of God's guidance and provision, whether it was a cloud, a pillar of fire, or rain of manna. Originally in the Garden of Eden, God's original desire was to be with us in harmony and peace. In the desert, God is leading His people and teaching them by showing them who He is and who they really are. His presence protected His people and sparked praise, like we can continue to experience today.

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During our series, Jesus Stories, we will be joined each week by a member of our church as they recount how Jesus is impacting and changing their life. This week we are joined by Matt Armitage as he shares the ways that Jesus is at work in his life.

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This week, we continue our new series titled "Jesus Stories", where we look at the transformative power of Jesus, how He is present in all of scripture and our lives today. Throughout the Israelites' journey in the wilderness, they have voiced their complaints to Moses in place of God over the food, water, and provision for them. This week, we see God descend upon His people and the Israelites reaction. They don't complain but stand before Him in fear and terror. But our relationship with God is not left in this same state. Jesus came down to earth once again to be our substitute and pave a path for us to God, where forgiveness can be found. And it is when we are united with Him that we are given the Holy Spirit to continue to work in our lives.

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During our series, Jesus Stories, we will be joined each week by a member of our church as they recount how Jesus is impacting and changing their life. This week we are joined by Cathi Armitage as she shares the ways that Jesus is at work with Moms in Prayer International.

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This week, we continue our new series titled "Jesus Stories", where we look at the transformative power of Jesus, how He is present in all of scripture and our lives today. As the Israelites wandered through the wilderness, their complaints against Moses and God led to them being overrun by snakes and crying to God to save them. They were provided a bronze snake that they could look to for healing. Like the Israelites, we look for help in the midst of our suffering and we can turn to Jesus, the one who not only can help but did help us through His sacrifice for us.

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During our series, Jesus Stories, we will be joined each week by a member of our church as they recount how they came to know Jesus and how He has changed their life. This week we are joined by Wayne Williams as he shares her testimony with us.

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This week, we continue our new series titled "Jesus Stories", where we look at the transformative power of Jesus, how He is present in all of scripture and our lives today. As the Israelites wandered through the wilderness, their cries for water turned from complaints to demands for justice, that someone must pay for all the suffering they've had to endure. In hindsight, we can look back and wonder how the Israelites, in their moment of pain, couldn't remember how God had just provided manna or delivered them from Egypt. But we too are susceptible to being just like the Israelites, living in tension and fear of the unknown and the future. We can see that even in our hard times, God's presence and His gracious love is still there for us.

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During our series, Jesus Stories, we will be joined each week by a member of our church as they recount how they came to know Jesus and how He has changed their life. This week we are joined by Jen Doyle as she shares her testimony with us.

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This week, we continue our new series titled "Jesus Stories", where we look at the transformative power of Jesus, how He is present in all of scripture and our lives today. As the Israelites began wandering through the wilderness, they cried out for food out of anger and fear, seemingly forgetting their miraculous deliverance from Egypt. Moses let the people know the Lord would provide manna to them, so long as they followed His rules about the manna. This story points us to Jesus, the true and eternal manna sent from heaven. He not only solves our problems here and now, but eternally. He sustains us each day through a daily relationship with us and provides us with healthy rhythms and true rest.

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During our series, Jesus Stories, we will be joined each week by a member of our church as they recount how they came to know Jesus and how He has changed their life. This week we are joined by Carly O'Keefe as she shares her testimony with us.

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