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As we begin a series focused on the problems and potential of church, we let Scripture push back against our modern tendency to distance ourselves from others and live independently.
What do you do when someone behaves in a way that's not consistent with their identity as a follower of Jesus? That depends on whether you want to be their friend or not. It's time to confront an aspect of friendship most of us ignore.
Thanks, Instagram. Social media trains us to measure our relational life by how many friends or followers we have. But Jesus never measured his friendships this way--he had 12 close friends and was mostly concerned with one test of their friendship: would they bail when things got tough?
Ever heard of Onesiphorus? Probably not, but he's one friend everyone should know about. ...And emulate.
No matter how careful you are, you can’t guard yourself from every bad thing in life. But you can certainly avoid a lot of difficulty by pursuing one thing. In this message, the writer of Ecclesiastes will give us perspective on how to live the best life possible.
Is there any lasting meaning to be found in money? ...That depends. In this message, we explore what Ecclesiastes has to say about making our finances fruitful.
What should you do when life gets you down? Enjoy it. ...Sound ridiculous? In this message, we'll explore what we can do to make sure life isn't just absurd, but bearable.
When life doesn't go the way we think it should, we're reminded of one critical truth--and remembering it will do us a world of good.
What can we learn about the God of the universe from a modular building? As it turns out, a lot. In this message, we'll take a look at the über-detailed blueprints God gave to the ancient Israelites for the construction of the Tabernacle, and we'll explore 3 important things this structure shows us about the God who designed it.
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