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God could have liberated His people from Egyptian slavery any way He wished to. But He chose the most unlikely person to act as His spokesperson with what lied in his hand. But what if this isn't just Moses? What if this is the way it is with God and His people, from then all the way to us?

In our Missing Ingredients series finale, we note that the model church of Scripture who once epitomized love lost that love 30 years later. Why did this happen? How does this happen? And how can we be a church whose love does not rust away?

As the Missing Ingredients series continues, we see the most devout and dynamic men we read about in the New Testament lacked what we possess - yet strangely, what we also do not know or invite to possess our hearts. His name is The Holy Spirit.

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We love Paul's Great Commission in 2 Timothy 4. But often in our haste to carry out that task, we gloss right over what all of these things must be done with - patience. Well, the utmost patience at that. How we can live with patience in a society that hates to wait - and what an 18th century Austrian composer can teach us about how to possess it.

There are a litany of misconceptions and misunderstandings of what prayer actually is. What it truly is might just surprise you - and breathe unspeakable life into you.

In a world of social and cafeteria seclusion, the table of the Church is where unlovable outcasts find their worth and their belonging regardless of who they are, no matter their social status and despite their past.

In a world of "ME FIRST!" and "THAT'S MINE," the Christian way of life is the emptying of ourselves to freely share and draw near to Christ by remaining close to each others side.

The original Christians were not content with knowing HOW they were saved. They were consumed with the divine obsession of knowing Christ and the Christian way of life deeper in order to BE His people.