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Today, Pastor Jack asks us, “How does the meaning of Ichabod apply to us today?” The sins of our fathers and past generations can be broken when Christ comes into our lives. Heaven is possible, and we can be set free from sin when our Savior is Jesus.
Farmers know better than anyone that you cannot harvest what you do not plant. Jesus used agricultural parallels many times in his ministry, because it would have been well understood in that time. Perhaps “No pain, no gain” is better for our modern-day fitness programs and sports culture, but nonetheless, it applies to us! In today’s message, Pastor Chris will break down Jesus’ parables in Mark and provide helpful context - so we can better understand and apply these lessons to our lives here and now.
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Could there ever be too much kindness, too much forgiveness, too much love? When was the last time you heard someone say, "Love? I'm good. I really don't need any more."? God's love is infinite. God's love is matchless. God's love is perfect. Join Chip as he defines God's love and what it means.
Introduction - Three facts about love
Fact #1: It’s a universal need - Everyone is looking for love!
Fact #2: There’s a universal solution - God loves all people everywhere and longs to meet the deepest needs of every heart for love!
Fact #3: There’s a tragic disconnection - Even so, most people remain starved for love… for three primary reasons:
Love is giving another person what they need the most, when they deserve it the least, at great personal cost.
God reveals His love to us through:
How must we respond to God’s love?
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Today, Pastor Jack teaches that Ichabod is a name that brings to light the tragic moment when God’s presence departs from Israel. It was God’s judgement to awaken His people from their trust of outward rituals and symbols to a sincere devotion of God, Himself.
Every parent’s favorite question starts with 1 word: “Why?” Children are so unabashedly inquisitive about the world around them because they truly do not understand how many things work. Some things are simpler than others to understand. “Why do I need to take a bath?” is much easier than “Why did my aunt get cancer?” In today’s message, Pastor Chris addresses how we can understand some of Jesus’ parables, which he often structured around questions – some more difficult than others.
The frustrated cry of "that's not fair!" has been heard and felt by people the world over. There's no doubt that we agonize over injustice. What do we do, how do we think, when it appears justice isn't ever going to happen? Join Chip for his talk on God's justice.
Introduction: Two questions – that disturb believers and unbelievers alike
The real issue is... “Life is not fair!”
The deeper question is... “Does that mean God’s not fair?”
Defining the justice of God
How does God reveal His justice to us?
How are we to respond to God’s justice?
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Series: 2025 - Rooted in Christ: A Study of Colossians and Philemon
Service: Sunday Worship
Type: Bible Message
Speaker: Phillip W. Martin
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