The seventh and final message in a series on Christ's Remarkable Redemptive Love: Have you stumbled lately? Have you failed the Lord lately? Take heart because Jesus loves you with a restoring love.

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The sixth in a series on Christ's Remarkable Redemptive Love: Though bearing the weight and punishment for our sin, Jesus tenderly reaches out to care for His mother. That compassionate love extends to us as well.

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The fifth in a series on Christ's Remarkable Redemptive Love: The thief on the cross reveals that there is no place beyond the reach of the grace of God in Jesus Christ.

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The fourth in a series on Christ's Remarkable Redemptive Love: His love is a persevering love not only to a rejecting generation, but to you and me as well.

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This is the third message in our series on Christ's Remarkable Redemptive Love. Do you ever feel as though you have a lingering stain of sin on your soul? Listen to the life altering truth of 2 Corinthians 5:21 and understand how comprehensive God's love is for you.

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The second in a series on Christ's Remarkable Redemptive Love: Do you ever wonder, "Does God really love me?" Wash away all doubts as you listen to Part 2 in our series on Christ's Costly Obedience on the cross.

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The first in a series on Christ's Remarkable Redemptive Love: "In this is love, not that we have loved God but that He loved us and sent His Son to be the propitiation for our sins." (1 John 4:10). Let Christ's costly obedience fuel your love for God.

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We live in uncertain times. How should we navigate our lives in a day of insecurity? As Christians we need to remember that we have a sure word from the Lord. We serve a sovereign God. We we can walk with confidence with the Lord as we rely on His promises. And as we rely on His promises we will receive His blessings. Paul's life experience is a great tutor of these truths.

Every growing disciple learns best from observing a life lived well and that can only occur with time spent together for that very purpose. Time is to discipleship as fuel is to fire. Without the first, you won't have the second. But be aware, busyness can give us the illusion of time shared while actually robbing us of that very thing.

Mom & Dad, you are your children’s primary pastors. Pastors are shepherds of God’s flock, right? They take care of the sheep. The shepherd protects, provides, feeds, nurtures, heals, guides and trains. Doesn’t that sound remarkably like the job description of a parent? It is! You’ve been shepherding your children from the day they were born.

The family is the context in which the vast majority of all this relating, blessing, leading, correcting, directing, instructing, and in essence discipleship is designed to take place.