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Messages from the Arrow Heights Student Ministry.

Arrow Heights Students

Pastor Norm’s life verse is Isaiah 61:1 and, since 1972, it has guided him to provide Holy Spirit directed healing of broken hearts and homes. By the grace of God, Pastor Norm has helped thousands of individuals and families to find comfort, reconciliation, freedom, and fulfillment in their lives through the ministry of prayer and the Word of God guided by the Holy Spirit. It is his privilege to be called to use his gifts at Reveal Fellowship during the “fourth quarter” of his life and he hopes to always provide to each person what the Lord desires.

Wise Living Water Educational Network

An uncut and unedited 25 minute weekly conversation that is dedicated to helping each other to find spiritual peace in life's storms through shared experiences and coaching. Join us as we discuss the origins and various meanings of spirituality and religion and how these can help us to find peace in our lives. We explore the power of prayer and meditation and how these can help us to achieve spiritual peace. In addition, we share stories from our listeners that have survived their life's storms. We believe that one persons shared life experiences can serve as another persons playbook. Send us your stories and questions, so that we can share with others. Please like, share and subscribe so that you don't miss any episodes.&nbsp; We accept your donations that are used to invest in someone's life through our "Help Us To Help Others" campaign. You can make a donation at: Cash App: $cirquedusoul444

An uncut and unedited 25 minute weekly conversation that is dedicated to helping each other to find spiritual peace in life's storms through shared experiences and coaching. Join us as we discuss the origins and various meanings of spirituality and religion and how these can help us to find peace in our lives. We explore the power of prayer and meditation and how these can help us to achieve spiritual peace. In addition, we share stories from our listeners that have survived their life's storms. We believe that one persons shared life experiences can serve as another persons playbook. Send us your stories and questions, so that we can share with others. Please like, share and subscribe so that you don't miss any episodes.  We accept your donations that are used to invest in someone's life through our "Help Us To Help Others" campaign. You can make a donation at: Cash App: $cirquedusoul444

Cirque du Soul

In this sermon, recorded in Amsterdam, Pastor Joshua begins by acknowledging recent displays of hatred in the city and emphasizes that this is unacceptable. He calls for hope and prayer for Amsterdam. Pastor Joshua enthusiastically talks about the recent growth of the young church, which has only been established for a short time. He mentions team nights, improvements to the facilities, the ministry to children and guests, and the fact that a significant number of people have come to know Jesus. He also mentions an increase in the church's financial resources. The central question of the sermon is: "Who is Jesus?" Pastor Joshua refutes the idea that Jesus was merely a good man or a teacher and quotes a theologian who argued that Jesus would then be either the Son of God, a lunatic, or something worse. Next, Pastor Joshua emphasizes the role of Jesus as our Savior. He refers to a passage in the Gospel where Peter declares that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. Another Gospel passage is also cited where the birth of the Savior is announced. The Hebrew name of Jesus means savior. Jesus saves people from darkness, from spiritual death, and from inner torment. He saves them for relationship with Him, for a God-given purpose, and for freedom. Pastor Joshua notes that many people remain at the understanding of Jesus as only their savior. The sermon continues with the concept of Jesus as our Lord. References are made to letters in the New Testament and another Gospel that highlight Jesus' absolute authority. Recognizing Jesus as Lord means giving Him authority over all aspects of our lives, including things we find difficult to let go of or entrust to Him. Pastor Joshua discusses the story of the rich young ruler from one of the Gospels. This young man called Jesus a "good teacher," which, according to Pastor Joshua, indicates that he did not see Jesus as Lord. In that Gospel, followers typically refer to Jesus as "master," while "teacher" is more often used by outsiders. The fact that the young man honored Jesus with his words but still held his heart to the world serves as a reflection for our own lives. Things like money, relationships, and career can take the place of lord in our lives. Pastor Joshua outlines what it means to have Jesus as Lord using a well-known psalm. Jesus as Lord provides, heals, restores our soul, leads us, comforts us in difficult times, protects us from enemies, and gives a hopeful future. Instead of primarily pursuing our own desires, Pastor Joshua encourages us to seek first the Kingdom of God, with the belief that everything else will then be added to us. At the end of the sermon, an invitation is extended to those who want to accept Jesus as their Savior. Prayers are offered, and attendees are encouraged to connect after the service for further guidance in their faith. The following sermon will focus on Jesus as the healer. A prayer is also offered for those who already know Jesus as Savior but now want to acknowledge Him as Lord of their lives.

In this sermon, recorded in Amsterdam, Pastor Joshua begins by acknowledging recent displays of hatred in the city and emphasizes that this is unacceptable. He calls for hope and prayer for Amsterdam. Pastor Joshua enthusiastically talks about the recent growth of the young church, which has only been established for a short time. He mentions team nights, improvements to the facilities, the ministry to children and guests, and the fact that a significant number of people have come to know Jesus. He also mentions an increase in the church's financial resources. The central question of the sermon is: "Who is Jesus?" Pastor Joshua refutes the idea that Jesus was merely a good man or a teacher and quotes a theologian who argued that Jesus would then be either the Son of God, a lunatic, or something worse. Next, Pastor Joshua emphasizes the role of Jesus as our Savior. He refers to a passage in the Gospel where Peter declares that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. Another Gospel passage is also cited where the birth of the Savior is announced. The Hebrew name of Jesus means savior. Jesus saves people from darkness, from spiritual death, and from inner torment. He saves them for relationship with Him, for a God-given purpose, and for freedom. Pastor Joshua notes that many people remain at the understanding of Jesus as only their savior. The sermon continues with the concept of Jesus as our Lord. References are made to letters in the New Testament and another Gospel that highlight Jesus' absolute authority. Recognizing Jesus as Lord means giving Him authority over all aspects of our lives, including things we find difficult to let go of or entrust to Him. Pastor Joshua discusses the story of the rich young ruler from one of the Gospels. This young man called Jesus a "good teacher," which, according to Pastor Joshua, indicates that he did not see Jesus as Lord. In that Gospel, followers typically refer to Jesus as "master," while "teacher" is more often used by outsiders. The fact that the young man honored Jesus with his words but still held his heart to the world serves as a reflection for our own lives. Things like money, relationships, and career can take the place of lord in our lives. Pastor Joshua outlines what it means to have Jesus as Lord using a well-known psalm. Jesus as Lord provides, heals, restores our soul, leads us, comforts us in difficult times, protects us from enemies, and gives a hopeful future. Instead of primarily pursuing our own desires, Pastor Joshua encourages us to seek first the Kingdom of God, with the belief that everything else will then be added to us. At the end of the sermon, an invitation is extended to those who want to accept Jesus as their Savior. Prayers are offered, and attendees are encouraged to connect after the service for further guidance in their faith. The following sermon will focus on Jesus as the healer. A prayer is also offered for those who already know Jesus as Savior but now want to acknowledge Him as Lord of their lives.

In this sermon, recorded in Amsterdam, Pastor Joshua begins by acknowledging recent displays of hatred in the city and emphasizes that this is unacceptable. He calls for hope and prayer for Amsterdam. Pastor Joshua enthusiastically talks about the recent growth of the young church, which has only been established for a short time. He mentions team nights, improvements to the facilities, the ministry to children and guests, and the fact that a significant number of people have come to know Jesus. He also mentions an increase in the church's financial resources. The central question of the sermon is: "Who is Jesus?" Pastor Joshua refutes the idea that Jesus was merely a good man or a teacher and quotes a theologian who argued that Jesus would then be either the Son of God, a lunatic, or something worse. Next, Pastor Joshua emphasizes the role of Jesus as our Savior. He refers to a passage in the Gospel where Peter declares that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. Another Gospel passage is also cited where the birth of the Savior is announced. The Hebrew name of Jesus means savior. Jesus saves people from darkness, from spiritual death, and from inner torment. He saves them for relationship with Him, for a God-given purpose, and for freedom. Pastor Joshua notes that many people remain at the understanding of Jesus as only their savior. The sermon continues with the concept of Jesus as our Lord. References are made to letters in the New Testament and another Gospel that highlight Jesus' absolute authority. Recognizing Jesus as Lord means giving Him authority over all aspects of our lives, including things we find difficult to let go of or entrust to Him. Pastor Joshua discusses the story of the rich young ruler from one of the Gospels. This young man called Jesus a "good teacher," which, according to Pastor Joshua, indicates that he did not see Jesus as Lord. In that Gospel, followers typically refer to Jesus as "master," while "teacher" is more often used by outsiders. The fact that the young man honored Jesus with his words but still held his heart to the world serves as a reflection for our own lives. Things like money, relationships, and career can take the place of lord in our lives. Pastor Joshua outlines what it means to have Jesus as Lord using a well-known psalm. Jesus as Lord provides, heals, restores our soul, leads us, comforts us in difficult times, protects us from enemies, and gives a hopeful future. Instead of primarily pursuing our own desires, Pastor Joshua encourages us to seek first the Kingdom of God, with the belief that everything else will then be added to us. At the end of the sermon, an invitation is extended to those who want to accept Jesus as their Savior. Prayers are offered, and attendees are encouraged to connect after the service for further guidance in their faith. The following sermon will focus on Jesus as the healer. A prayer is also offered for those who already know Jesus as Savior but now want to acknowledge Him as Lord of their lives.

Who is Jesus pt1 (of 2)

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💖Queridos hermanos y hermanas en la fe,  Hoy quiero compartir con ustedes un hermoso hábito que he desarrollado en mi vida espiritual: dormir escuchando la palabra de Dios. Sé que algunos de ustedes también han adoptado esta práctica y han encontrado gran consuelo y paz en ella.

💖Queridos hermanos y hermanas en la fe, Hoy quiero compartir con ustedes un hermoso hábito que he desarrollado en mi vida espiritual: dormir escuchando la palabra de Dios. Sé que algunos de ustedes también han adoptado esta práctica y han encontrado gran consuelo y paz en ella.

💖 Duerme escuchando la Palabra de Dios

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A podcast hosted by Phillip &amp; Nick to spread the word that Jesus loves you! No matter how far you go, you are never so far you can not be reached by the light of God.

A podcast hosted by Phillip & Nick to spread the word that Jesus loves you! No matter how far you go, you are never so far you can not be reached by the light of God.

Young, Dumb, and Righteous

The Aching for Greatness podcast is a 6-part series in which author and evangelist, Tanner Kalina, explores how to find God’s love in our restless lives. If you find yourself on the fence about your faith, if you suspect that you’re living half-in and half-out with your faith, if you’re not totally confident that you know Jesus one to one, then this is the podcast for you. Tanner shares stories of his time as a collegiate baseball player, professional comedian, and avid surfer with various friends as they dissect how God—and only God—brings a lasting sense of fulfillment.

Aching for Greatness

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Hello, my name is Brandon and I can help coach you into the most important thing in your entire life. Your relationship with God! Come on and let&#39;s get it!

Hello, my name is Brandon and I can help coach you into the most important thing in your entire life. Your relationship with God! Come on and let's get it!