The Vue

June 7, 2021 | In the first installment of the new series, "Faith Over Fantasy," Daniel Harris walks us through the importance of making your faith your own and no longer "playin' church." The goal of this series is "to let go of fantasy misconceptions about the Christian life and live out real faith."

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April 26, 2021 | In a standalone sermon titled "If You Knew How Short Life Really Is," Daniel Harris preaches from James 4 on the brevity of life and how we never know what tomorrow will bring. How will you make the most of your time here on earth?

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Daniel Harris concludes our "Do Not Disturb" series with a sermon titled "I'm Not Alone." Despite living in a world technologically advanced beyond imagination, we find ourselves lonely and cut off more than ever before. The good news is we can discover contentment and fellowship in the presence of God.

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In our third week in the "Do Not Disturb" series, Bellevue College Pastor Daniel Harris speaks on "The Power of Patience." Our world runs on instant gratification, but could there possibly be a holy purpose to being patient? Join us as we look at what the Bible has to say.

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In the second installment of our "Do Not Disturb" series, Dakota Tucker teaches on how to handle the dangerous distractions of life. The main passage for tonight's sermon is Matthew 14:23-32, where we find the story of Jesus walking on the water. Just as Peter lost focus on Christ, we can also be dangerously distracted by the temptations, fears, and false gods of this world.

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In this sermon, Daniel Harris begins a new series titled "Do Not Disturb" which will focus on how the current generation of young people can find connection and satisfy their spiritual desires in a world addicted to technology and instant gratification. By looking at the "Tower of Terror," AKA the Tower of Babel, we can see where man's obsession with his own greatness leads the world into chaos.

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Wrapping up the series of Real Love, Daniel Harris talks about the question: If the Gospel is worth dying for, then why are we not living for it? Speaking out of John 15:9-13, Daniel highlights three main points:

1. A love worth your time

2. A love worth obeying

3. A love worth dying for

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Continuing the study in Psalm 51, Daniel Harris preaches on a love that lasts forever, God’s love. Using David’s example in Psalm 51: 7-13, Daniel highlights three things that we need for us to experience and know true love that lasts:

1. A clean heart

2. A confident salvation

3. A care for people

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Speaking out of Psalm 51:1-2, Daniel Harris uses David’s experiences of desperation and brokenness from sin as an example for us. Daniel highlights three main points:

1. The desperate ask for mercy.

2. The desperate are restored.

3. The desperate will see Christ.

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