The Hallows Church

[West Seattle Expression] The Rejoicing Shepherd | Luke 15:1-7 by The Hallows Church

In this episode, Pastor Andrew Arthur continues our study through the Book of Judges with a teaching of how the Savior must replace the self as King from Judges 19:1-21:25.

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We live in a day where hope seems to be slowly fading away. It is in those moments that we need to be reminded that there is a light and high beauty that forever exists beyond the reach of darkness. This is why we began this series of messages entitled "Christ in You: The Hope of Judges." The book of Judges is a collection of stories stitched together to showcase God's resolve and His commitment to break into a brutal world and forge for Himself a treasured and transformed people.

In this episode, Pastor Andrew Arthur concludes our study through the Book of Judges with a teaching of how wayward worship arises when faith in Divine revelation erodes from Judges 17:1-18:-31.

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We live in a day where hope seems to be slowly fading away. It is in those moments that we need to be reminded that there is a light and high beauty that forever exists beyond the reach of darkness. This is why we began this series of messages entitled "Christ in You: The Hope of Judges." The book of Judges is a collection of stories stitched together to showcase God's resolve and His commitment to break into a brutal world and forge for Himself a treasured and transformed people.

In this episode, Pastor Andrew Arthur concludes our Advent study through the Book of Ruth with a teaching of how only Jesus possesses the right, the resources, and the resolve to redeem fallen humanity. from Ruth 4:1-22.

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Often the month of December can be filled with anticipation of things upcoming—parties, obligations, gift-buying and gift-receiving. “Advent” literally means “coming,” and in the season of Advent we have the opportunity to intentionally refocus and anticipate something even more glorious and enduring—the “comings” of our King Jesus Christ.

This year, we are studying the Book of Ruth during Advent because in her story we find our common story—the reality of living in a fallen world and needing rescue. Ruth’s story is about redemption and hope of a bright future, and in this way, Ruth anticipates Advent—the coming of Christ. Her story reminds us that no matter how dark life gets, light is coming.

In this episode, Pastor Jeff Hundley continues our Advent study through the Book of Ruth with a teaching of how God brings life-altering hope to his people in spite of his people through his gracious provision of a chosen redeemer, from Ruth 3:1-18.

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Often the month of December can be filled with anticipation of things upcoming—parties, obligations, gift-buying and gift-receiving. “Advent” literally means “coming,” and in the season of Advent we have the opportunity to intentionally refocus and anticipate something even more glorious and enduring—the “comings” of our King Jesus Christ.

This year, we are studying the Book of Ruth during Advent because in her story we find our common story—the reality of living in a fallen world and needing rescue. Ruth’s story is about redemption and hope of a bright future, and in this way, Ruth anticipates Advent—the coming of Christ. Her story reminds us that no matter how dark life gets, light is coming.

In this episode, Pastor Bryant Jones continues our Advent study through the Book of Ruth with a teaching of how God is always taking care of his people, even when we don’t feel like it; He has provided for our greatest need through the cross of Jesus, from Ruth 2:1-23.

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Often the month of December can be filled with anticipation of things upcoming—parties, obligations, gift-buying and gift-receiving. “Advent” literally means “coming,” and in the season of Advent we have the opportunity to intentionally refocus and anticipate something even more glorious and enduring—the “comings” of our King Jesus Christ.

This year, we are studying the Book of Ruth during Advent because in her story we find our common story—the reality of living in a fallen world and needing rescue. Ruth’s story is about redemption and hope of a bright future, and in this way, Ruth anticipates Advent—the coming of Christ. Her story reminds us that no matter how dark life gets, light is coming.

In this episode, Pastor Andrew Arthur begins our Advent study through the Book of Ruth with a teaching of how Advent reminds us that though life may seem empty, God remains faithful in attending to the flourishing of His people, from Ruth 1:1-22.

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Often the month of December can be filled with anticipation of things upcoming—parties, obligations, gift-buying and gift-receiving. “Advent” literally means “coming,” and in the season of Advent we have the opportunity to intentionally refocus and anticipate something even more glorious and enduring—the “comings” of our King Jesus Christ.

This year, we are studying the Book of Ruth during Advent because in her story we find our common story—the reality of living in a fallen world and needing rescue. Ruth’s story is about redemption and hope of a bright future, and in this way, Ruth anticipates Advent—the coming of Christ. Her story reminds us that no matter how dark life gets, light is coming.

In this episode, Pastor Andrew Arthur continues our study through the Book of Judges with a teaching of how God delivers His people through the death of His servant from Judges 16:1-31.

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We live in a day where hope seems to be slowly fading away. It is in those moments that we need to be reminded that there is a light and high beauty that forever exists beyond the reach of darkness. This is why we began this series of messages entitled "Christ in You: The Hope of Judges." The book of Judges is a collection of stories stitched together to showcase God's resolve and His commitment to break into a brutal world and forge for Himself a treasured and transformed people.

In this episode, Pastor Jeff Hundley continues our study through the Book of Judges with a teaching of how God delivers His people through the death of His servant from Judges 16:1-31.

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We live in a day where hope seems to be slowly fading away. It is in those moments that we need to be reminded that there is a light and high beauty that forever exists beyond the reach of darkness. This is why we began this series of messages entitled "Christ in You: The Hope of Judges." The book of Judges is a collection of stories stitched together to showcase God's resolve and His commitment to break into a brutal world and forge for Himself a treasured and transformed people.

In this episode, Pastor Andrew Arthur continues our study through the Book of Judges with a teaching of how God works in and through our sinful choices to accomplish His sovereign purposes from Judges 14:1-15:20.

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We live in a day where hope seems to be slowly fading away. It is in those moments that we need to be reminded that there is a light and high beauty that forever exists beyond the reach of darkness. This is why we began this series of messages entitled "Christ in You: The Hope of Judges." The book of Judges is a collection of stories stitched together to showcase God's resolve and His commitment to break into a brutal world and forge for Himself a treasured and transformed people.