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Pastor Mike preaches on the faith of the righteous and our calling as Christians to wait for ultimate redemption.
Pastor Ted continues our time in Habakkuk by preaching on the evil of the Chaldeans, and the reason why God should be the first one we should run to for answers to difficult questions.
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Pastor Mike preaches on the reality of sin and how Habakkuk 1:5-11 anticipates the arrival and ministry of King Jesus.
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Pastor Ted discusses Habakkuk's opening lament and addresses how we as Christians should lament to God over the world's brokenness today.
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Using 1 Corinthians, Pastor Mike discusses the fulfillment of Haggai's temple-promises, and the Christian calling of joining with Jesus as He builds His kingdom.
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Pastor Ted discusses the context of the Zerubbabel promise, its fulfillment in King Jesus, and how it speaks to God's never ending and unstoppable faithfulness.
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Pastor Mike develops Haggai 2:10-19 to discuss Jesus as our ultimate and truest form of blessing.
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For us today, the concept of a temple, and the offices of priest, prophet, and king can sound archaic and unfamiliar. However, our time in Haggai will reveal that these are relevant and important matters through their fulfillment in Jesus. On the road to Emmaus, it was by beginning with Moses and the Prophets (like Haggai) that Christ interpreted all the Scriptures the things concerning himself (Luke 24:27). As we journey through the small scroll of Haggai and its promises about the temple, we’ll see Christ at every step.
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For us today, the concept of a temple, and the offices of priest, prophet, and king can sound archaic and unfamiliar. However, our time in Haggai will reveal that these are relevant and important matters through their fulfillment in Jesus. On the road to Emmaus, it was by beginning with Moses and the Prophets (like Haggai) that Christ interpreted all the Scriptures the things concerning himself (Luke 24:27). As we journey through the small scroll of Haggai and its promises about the temple, we’ll see Christ at every step.
For us today, the concept of a temple, and the offices of priest, prophet, and king can sound archaic and unfamiliar. However, our time in Haggai will reveal that these are relevant and important matters through their fulfillment in Jesus. On the road to Emmaus, it was by beginning with Moses and the Prophets (like Haggai) that Christ interpreted all the Scriptures the things concerning himself (Luke 24:27). As we journey through the small scroll of Haggai and its promises about the temple, we’ll see Christ at every step.
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