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Co-Pastor Ezekiel Perez | October 27, 2024
The Fountain Apostolic Church
Build Your Church (2024)
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Dive into the final part of the new Me Series. Pastor Steve Perez speaks of the lesson, “Me & Me” where our I learn to deal with the person in the mirror.
Pastor Steve Perez | October 22, 2024
The Fountain Apostolic Church
Build Your Church (2024)
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Pastor Steve Perez | October 20, 2024
The Fountain Apostolic Church
Build Your Church (2024)
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An old Arab proverb teaching the importance of unity says, “One hand alone does not clap.” No one is a whole chain. Each one is a link on the chain. No one is a whole team, but each one is a player. We need each other. It has been rightfully said, “No man is an island unto himself.” We must have each other to survive. Another proverb says, “It is the right arm that scratches the left arm.” Both proverbs expose our need of one another.
Unity has great impact on any organization. Where would the military be without unity? Would the football team win without unity and teamwork? Can a business progress when there is no unity among the partners? Can a marriage be happy if the husband and wife refuse to work together? Unity gets the job done! The Early Church was together and in one accord; their motives were correct. God brings unity. The devil wants to bring disunity and strife. God brings love. Satan brings jealousy. God brings faith. Satan brings doubt. God adds and multiplies. Satan subtracts and divides.
Unity is the mark of a true Christian. This type of unity existed in the Early Church. In fact, the Church came into existence when the people had one mind.
The Bible says in Acts 2:42, 44-47 that they broke bread together, with the spirit of love being strong. They sold all they had to meet the needs of each person. This true unity prevailed. The world took note, and the Christians had favor with all the people. Jesus proclaimed the world would know we are His disciples when we have love one for another (John 13:35).
The Scriptures abound with admonitions concerning unity:
One strand of string can be easily broken by a child. But when many strings are tied together to make a rope, together they can withstand much pressure.
Unity prevails in the church when we focus on Jesus Christ. We must be one. (One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism, One God, One Salvation Plan, One Gospel, One Spirit, and One Bible.)
The church is like that. Romans 12:3-6 tells us we have, “gifts differing according to the measure of grace.” Our brother adds what he has. Our sister adds the ability she has. Then God brings it all together into something that can be shared with a hungry world.
What Kills Unity?
The results?
Proverbs 6:16-19
Leviticus 19:16
Don't miss out on the second part of the new Me Series. Pastor Steve Perez dives into the lesson, “You & Me” where our healing comes from community.
Pastor Steve Perez | October 15, 2024
The Fountain Apostolic Church
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Don't miss out on the start of the new Me Series. Pastor Steve Perez dives into the first lesson, “God & Me” where our revelation comes from self discovery.
Pastor Steve Perez | October 8, 2024
The Fountain Apostolic Church
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Pastor Steve Perez | October 6, 2024
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Evangelist Craig Treadwell | October 1, 2024
The Fountain Apostolic Church
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"Leaving a Heritage" urges steadfast faith and passing down a legacy of Godly living.
Pastor Steve Perez | September 29, 2024
The Fountain Apostolic Church
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Evangelist Elias Perez emphasizes the importance of obedience over sacrifice. Drawing from the biblical example in 1 Samuel 15:22, Elias explains that while God honors our sacrifices, He is more concerned with our obedience to His voice and commands. Sharing personal experiences, Elias illustrates how his choice to obey God's word, even when it meant refusing temptations, has opened doors for ministry and spiritual growth. He passionately encourages listeners to prioritize obedience over mere outward displays of religiosity, as true fruitfulness comes through walking in submission to God. Elias' impactful message underscores the transformative power of an obedient life dedicated to following God's will.
Evangelist Elias Perez | September 20, 2024
The Fountain Apostolic Church
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Explore the power of free will through faith, surrender, and living in alignment with God's purpose for your life.
I. The Concept of Free Will
II. Testimony: Personal Struggles and God's Mercy
III. The Reality of Free Will: Choices and Consequences
IV. The Call to Use Free Will for God's Purpose
V. Understanding the Transformative Power of God
VI. Free Will and Spiritual Warfare
VII. The Parable of the Talents: Responsibility with Free Will
VIII. Loving God with All Our Being
IX. The Eternal Consequences of Our Choices
X. Conclusion: Using Free Will for God's Glory
Jesus Gutierrez | September 24, 2024
The Fountain Apostolic Church
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