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Jacob's been running all his life. He ran from his father, brother, and uncle after lying and stealing from all of them. This trickster can't run anymore, though. His brother's only hours away and he's got 400 men with him. Jacob's at the end of his rope. But, just as things seem bleakest, someone shows up.
And he wants to wrestle.
It's the fight of the century! On one side, we've got the royally ticked-off king of Israel and his 850 prophets of Baal. On the other, we've got the last solitary prophet loyal to God. Whose deity's got what it takes to bring back the rain to drought-ridden Israel? Tune in this Sunday!
Ten thousand bloodthirsty raiders, 300 randomly-picked Israelites, and one frightened wine-maker. What could go wrong?
How are we supposed to work, live, and interact with one another in light of the fact that the Creator of the universe came to Earth as a man and died on a cross? The letter to Philemon offers and answer to all these questions (and more!).
How do you handle suffering? Do you run and try to avoid it like the plague? In this message, we'll explore what God really asks us to do, which is to simply show up. What does that mean? Listen or watch to find out.
No one likes to suffer. But hardship is something we can can actually embrace because of one powerful truth. In this message, we'll explore what that is.
Unfortunately, one of the things you can count on in life is suffering. Good news, though: that’s not the only thing you can count on if you’re following Christ. In this message, we’ll explore how integral suffering is to the Christian experience, and what makes that more than okay.
What can we learn from Jesus' ascension to heaven?
Guest speaker Dr. Brad East leads us to consider a few key truths.
Isn't it kind of strange that, every Sunday, millions of people gather in rooms around the world and sing together?
Have you ever wondered why God likes music so much, and why He commands us to sing?
In this message, we'll explore the spiritual nature of music, and the ways God uses singing to help us grow.
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