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The Lord is a God of mercy. We have the promise of salvation from God through grace and mercy. Throughout the Old Testament, we see the Lord dealing with his people in mercy. But the Lord's mercy must be balanced by his righteousness and truth. Through the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ we have access to salvation. But sin is an offense against God's holiness and righteousness. Listen in as Pastor Ouellette encourages us to examine our lives and make sure that we don't miss the opportunity to access God's mercy and grace.Click Here for Slides from this Message

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There are blessing of salvation for those that are born-again and entered into the kingdom of God. Jesus' blood covers our sin, we can have joy unspeakable and we can have peace that passes all understanding. But these blessing also create spiritual boundaries in our lives. These boundaries also create a landmark spiritually in our lives and we become engaged in spiritual warfare. Because of this, Paul told the Corinthian church to watch and stand fast in the faith. This standing means we need to hold our ground for the things of God.Click here for slide from this message

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The word Calvary or Golgotha means the skull or the place of the skull. The question that many people ask is why did Jesus have to die the way he did? We understand there needed to be an atonement for sin but did it need to be as gruesome as it was? Through scripture, we learn that Jesus' death down to the way he died was a fulfillment of prophecy. Adam's sin affected creation and we needed a redeemer that could atone for the ugliness of sin. Click Here for Slides from this Message

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The Basic message of the Gospel is that all are sinners and our sin separates us from God, but through his love and longsuffering, He has provided a way for us to deal with sin through the blood of Jesus Christ. If we call on the name of the Lord, repent, be baptized in Jesus ' Name and receive the Holy, we have access to the Kingdom of God. As we read through the Bible, God's actions are based on his purposes, His righteousness and His love for us. The Bible tells us that there will be a Rapture or a Catching Away of the body of Christ to be with Him for eternity. Listen in as Pastor Ouellette discusses God's judgment and love and how you can have a relationship with the Lord today. Click Here for Slides from this Message

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Truth, Grace and Faith must be present in a person's life in order for salvation to occur. Faith is required to access what the Lord offers through grace and truth is necessary because it defines why we need grace and how we can apply the grace of God through faith. God has always been a God of grace but through Jesus Christ, that grace is now available to all humanity. Listen in as Pastor Ouellette explains how grace provides the offer of salvation, faith provides the access to salvation and truth tells us how to apply our faith to obtain salvation.Click here for slides from this message

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The topic of sheep and shepherding is one of the major topics illustrated throughout the Bible. Abraham, Issac, Jacob, Moses and David were all shepherds. We can see many similarities between sheep and shepherds and humans and Jesus. In the book of Hebrews, Jesus is referred to as the great Shepherd. Psalm 23 is one of the well-known passages in the Bible where the writer compares his walk with God as that of a sheep and shepherd. Join Pastor Ouellette as he talks about being a sheep and letting Jesus be your shepherd.Click Here For Slides From This Message

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Abraham is one of the great examples of Faith in the Bible. His faith allowed him to have such a deep relationship with God that he is called the "Friend of God." Because of Abraham's faith, he had a seven-fold promise from God. But Abraham needed a patient faith to obtain God's promises. Listen in as Pastor Ouellette shares with us how we should have faith like Abraham in our worship and relationship with God. Click Here for Slides from this Message

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God's creation is a result of his desire to have fellowship with man. But sin corrupted that creation. After that, God made a promise that a man would be born that would defeat the devil. Jesus came as that sacrifice - our redeemer and Savior. As such, we are to be conformed to the image of Jesus Christ. Join Pastor Ouellette has he shares about God's Plan to restore His image in us through salvation.Click Here for slides from this Message

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God's creation is a result of his desire to have fellowship with man. But sin corrupted that creation. After that, God made a promise that a man would be born that would defeat the devil. Jesus came as that sacrifice - our redeemer and Savior. As such, we are to be conformed to the image of Jesus Christ. Join Pastor Ouellette has he shares about God's Plan to restore His image in us through salvation.Click Here for slides from this Message

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The Bible tells us that God is love. Because this is an essential aspect of who God is, we begin to understand that His mercy is a result of His love and it is guided by His righteousness and judgment. God is also a God of Truth and as such He is always working in our life because He can never lie and his longsuffering is a promise to us even while we were yet sinners.

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