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Sermon from 9/24
The Cost of Control
Do you ask questions out of a desire to control situations rather than from genuine curiosity? Trying to manage outcomes often stems from a fear of disappointment, leading us to avoid taking faith-filled leaps. Our past disappointments can drive present disobedience, trapping us in a cycle of control.
Expecting More, Experiencing More
What if God is ready to exceed your expectations? By letting go of control and embracing faith, we open ourselves to greater joy, happiness, and security. Just as the exorcists in Acts 19 sought to manipulate God's power, we often limit His work in our lives by settling for our own control.
Embracing God's Presence
Recognizing God’s presence in the ordinary moments can lead to extraordinary outcomes. Surrendering to His guidance allows us to focus less on the destination and more on the journey with Him. When we choose to let go of what's holding us back, we create space for God to work in and through us, unlocking a life filled with greater possibilities.
Sermon from 9/17
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Living with Expectation
Imagine the impact if we actively expected God to move in the lives of those around us. We should feel a burden for the people closest to us who don’t know Jesus, recognizing the opportunities God has set up for us to share the gospel.
God Prepares, You Share
God is constantly at work, lovingly pursuing everyone and preparing hearts for the message of Christ. No matter their situation, people may be closer to God than we realize, and our obedience can lead many to faith.
How We Share
Sharing the gospel effectively involves being aware of God’s work in our lives, showing love to those around us, being sensitive to their needs, and maintaining a redemptive outlook. Our testimony—rooted in God’s miracles—can profoundly impact others, regardless of their initial resistance.
Sermon from 9/10
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Expectations Matter
Our expectations shape our experiences, and when we expect God to be who He says He is, we open ourselves up to His greatness. It's not about the numbers or outward appearances; it's about inviting the Holy Spirit to ignite true transformation in our lives.
Five Essentials of Trusting God
Trusting God involves understanding His character, motives, and ability. By spending time with Him, we can see His perfect track record and realize that He genuinely desires what’s best for us, empowering us to approach Him boldly.
Overcoming Barriers to Bold Faith
Many of us struggle with boldness due to insecurities or the fear of imposing on God. But when we recognize that God loves us and wants us to come to Him, we can cultivate a faith that astonishes others and changes lives—fueled by the Holy Spirit's power.
Sermon from 9/3
God Changes You from the Inside Out
While the world focuses on external change, God starts with the heart. True transformation happens when He works within us before working through us, shaping us for extraordinary things.
God Adopts, Purifies, and Fills You
You’re adopted into God’s family, set apart for purity, and filled with the Holy Spirit’s power. His love is constant, and He gives you confidence, joy, and security to be who you truly are in Christ.
God Redeems and Restores
The Holy Spirit guides your life like a blind runner trusting his guide. Overcome doubts, fears, and insecurities by trusting in God’s promises and Word, expecting great things from Him.
Sermon from 8/27
Routines Aren't Formulas
Don’t get stuck expecting God to move the same way every time. God may do something extraordinary in a new way, so stay open to the unexpected rather than relying on past methods or experiences.
Reflect and Expect
Reflecting on how God has worked builds faith for what He can do next. The apostles missed the bigger picture because they were thinking too small—don't limit what God can do by expecting Him to follow your plans.
Stay Open and Curious
Keep an open heart for the new things God wants to do. Ask Him, "What’s next?" Be willing to go wherever He leads, knowing that what was once extraordinary doesn’t have to become ordinary in your life. Stay on the edge of your seat!
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