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God has done immeasurably more for us than we can know. God worked magnificent miracles for the Hebrew people as He brought them out of the oppression of Egypt. He fed them as they wandered in the desert. He provided them with what to drink. He cared for their every need. All He wanted was for the Israelites to be devoted to Him. God was ready to pour out many more blessings but His people stifled God's action because they refused to follow God and instead lived by their wisdom. God has blessed us how can we say "No, I won't." God is calling out today to us like He did to the Israelites. "If only you would follow me . . ." We are in Psalm 81 today. Get your Bible and listen as we explore this attribute of God,

An example from Nehemiah chapter on the power of teamwork. With carefully thought out assignments, the people, under Nehemiah's leadership, are able to complete the repair of the wall surrounding Jerusalem within 52 days.

Nehemiah was despondent over the condition of Jerusalem. When the king asked him what was wrong, chapter 2 of Nehemiah tells us, that Nehemiah said a quick prayer before he answered the king. Sometimes a quick prayer is all we have time for but Nehemiah had backed up that last-minute prayer with months of extended prayer before God. Prayer, and talking with God is one of the main ways we get our hearts and thoughts in synchronization with God. When we align our heart and mind with Him we can move forward in power and wisdom. From Nehemiah 2:1-8

Today's message uses Isaac Newton's Laws of Thermodynamics to establish the Three Laws of Faith. We also examine Jesus' teachings on little faith and great faith. Luke 17:1-10

Gideon had an impossible task before him, and God made it more impossible. Why? So His people the Israelites would learn anew that with God all things are possible and so their faith in God would be deepened. god wants us to trust Him in the impossible situations in our lives for the same reason so that our faith in Him would be deepened. The sermon text is Judges 7:1-8

This Sunday we look at the faith of a child and our responsibility as mature Christians and a church to nurture and train the child in their faith. The scripture reference is from Mark 10:13-16 and various other scriptures.

For the past few decades men have been marginalized in our society They have been seen as unnecessary except for procreation and providing income. But research, and the state of our culture, says differently. Fathers play a great role in the lives of their children, and by extension, our society. When that involvement includes religious instruction the benefits increase even more. listen to today's message as we first see the impact a good father has on his children and what the Apostle Paul taught us about being an effective man of God. From II Timothy 2:1-10 and other verses.

God's primary interest in us is building a deeper faith in us. He knows that if we have faith all things are possible. We know, as Christians, that we can trust that God will "meet every need according to the riches of His Father in heaven." We need not fret for what we need to live. However, we usually don't trust God and feel we have to get all we can for ourselves. Then a time of failure comes in our life. It may be failure from a sin or it may be a failure from well-intended reason but not what God wants. At this point we can blame everyone else for what happens to me or we can seek forgiveness of our sin, repent from the sin, and trust God more each day. Using II Samuel 12:1-10.

Jesus teaches us through the parable of The Good Samaritan that we should show love to all, even our enemies. By doing this we demonstrate how Christ has changed our lives and we can tell them how He can change theirs for the better for eternity. Luke 10:25-39