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In today's sermon on Luke 5:1-11, we explore how God's calling often builds upon our existing skills and experiences while pushing us beyond our comfort zones in order to call us.

Through the story of Jesus calling the first disciples, we discover that answering God's call means shifting our focus from personal success to serving others, challenging us to consider how we might use our own gifts and experiences to follow where God is leading us

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Dive in with us on Luke 4:21-30, where we explore how modern distractions parallel the challenges Jesus faced in his hometown. The distractions we talk about: popularity, assumptions, and limited thinking. Hopefully together we'll discover practical ways to stay focused on what truly matters in our own spiritual journey.

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This Sunday, dive with us into the revolutionary concept of Jubilee as Jesus declares himself the embodiment of this ancient practice of restoration and freedom in his hometown synagogue. Rev. Bryant Manning unpacks how this message of economic justice, liberation, and fresh starts isn't just ancient history - it's a blueprint for transforming our world today.

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Friday night's message from Winter Retreat 2025!

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Friday night's message from Winter Retreat 2025!

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Today's sermon explores Acts 2 and the early church's four pillars—teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, and prayer—highlighting their importance in building authentic Christian community. Let's reflect together on how we contribute to these foundations in our own communities.

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In today's sermon, we explore the promise of peace from Isaiah 11 and its relevance in a chaotic world. In this second week of Advent, we reflect on the concept of shalom, and today's message invites us to consider how true peace is found through Christ's presence in our lives.

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Join us for this week's message where we walk through the story of the Samaritan Woman at the Well and the grace Jesus gives her to be able to open her heart to who she is, what she's going through, and then goes to tell who Christ is to the Samaritan people.

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In this week's sermon, we explore the concept of vulnerability in healthy relationships, drawing inspiration from the biblical friendship of David and Jonathan. We delve into three key aspects: the inherent fear in being vulnerable, how vulnerability builds trust, and how it strengthens bonds while weakening pride. 

While vulnerability can be scary due to perceived or imposed risks, taking that leap of faith is crucial for deepening connections. We examine how sharing our true selves, despite the fear, can lead to stronger, more meaningful relationships. 

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In today's sermon on healthy relationships, we explore the importance of trust built through shared experiences and time spent together, using Jesus and Peter's relationship as an example. 

Our key takeaway is that true trust in relationships follows a pattern of time, struggle, failure, forgiveness, and ultimately, renewed trust. Listen along to help find ways in your life where trust should be building trust in our relationships.

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