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The seven "I am" statements we find in the gospel of John give us such insight and understanding of the heart and character of Jesus. These statements draw us to a personal understanding of who Jesus is and what his mission was. As we study these seven statements, we are brought into a closer relationship with our savior. We understand why we need him, why we worship him, and why he calls us friends.

This recording is of our Question and Answer panel we had at the camp with several pastors and leaders from the different churches.

The seven "I am" statements we find in the gospel of John give us such insight and understanding of the heart and character of Jesus. These statements draw us to a personal understanding of who Jesus is and what his mission was. As we study these seven statements, we are brought into a closer relationship with our savior. We understand why we need him, why we worship him, and why he calls us friends.

This message is by Youth Leader Austin Kim at Refuge Church in John chapter 8 verse 12.

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The seven "I am" statements we find in the gospel of John give us such insight and understanding of the heart and character of Jesus. These statements draw us to a personal understanding of who Jesus is and what his mission was. As we study these seven statements, we are brought into a closer relationship with our savior. We understand why we need him, why we worship him, and why he calls us friends.

This message is by Pastor Matt Gersonde at Refuge Church in John chapter 10 verses 11 through 18.

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The seven "I am" statements we find in the gospel of John give us such insight and understanding of the heart and character of Jesus. These statements draw us to a personal understanding of who Jesus is and what his mission was. As we study these seven statements, we are brought into a closer relationship with our savior. We understand why we need him, why we worship him, and why he calls us friends.

This message is by Pastor Riley Manzo at Calvary Monterey in John chapter 6 verse 35.

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The seven "I am" statements we find in the gospel of John give us such insight and understanding of the heart and character of Jesus. These statements draw us to a personal understanding of who Jesus is and what his mission was. As we study these seven statements, we are brought into a closer relationship with our savior. We understand why we need him, why we worship him, and why he calls us friends.

This message is by Pastor Matt Kehler at Calvary Monterey in John chapter 14 verse 6.

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In todays podcast my beautiful wife Erika and I have a conversation on one of the daily foundational points of our life, marriage, family, and ministry. We claim to strive for a daily courageous heart and this is a part of how we do that. Hope you enjoy.

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In this episode, we say goodbye to 2019. My youth ministry team and I talk about our word of the year, some areas of failure and where we saw success. Youth ministry is crazy and we hope you enjoy the journey with us as we look forward to 2020.

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Number 3 in our youth group Christmas series. In this teaching we focus on the importance of Jesus’ cross in the Christmas story. The first Christmas gift of grace, love, and redemption.

At this point, Jonah is ready to respond to God's mission for him with obedience, but he is still not on board with what The Lord is doing. God continues to be patient with Jonah as He desires to go deeper into his heart to produce something more than obedience: God wants to produce in Jonah, and in us, Love. 

This is the famous chapter of Jonah inside the belly of the fish. He is suffering in difficulty, living in disobedience, and feeling far away from God. The Lord has caused all of this to happen to continue His work of changing Jonah's Heart. Jonah goes through a "Dark Night of The Soul" to rediscover God's goodness and grace.