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Have you ever wondered, suspended as we are on this tiny blue-green ball 46 billion light years away from the edge of the universe that God measures with the breadth of His hand, what He sees when He looks at us?

Here’s one way to know: Watch the eyes of Jesus. He is the image of the invisible God and the exact representation of His being, so what Jesus sees tells us what God Himself focuses upon.

ThIn this message, you will see the world through the eyes of Jesus—which is to say, you will see yourself.The post What Jesus Sees first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

How has White Pine’s history shaped our vision for the future? Join Greg and Joe in this discussion about our church’s present health and future mission.The post Fall Kickoff 2022 first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

In this message Tres and Kate Sansom share their journey of faith.The post The Sansom’s Story first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

Does it ever feel to you like God is piling on? 

When He allows us to experience multiple trials at the same time, it can drain our emotions, damage our relationships, age our bodies and break our spirits. So where in the Bible can we find support to bear up under the crush of multilayered suffering?

In the story of Job. As sad as his story is, there are wonderfully encouraging truths embedded in it that can help us endure even the most excruciating trials.The post The Story of Job first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

Just think of what God could have done through you if not for what others have done to you.

You were a rising star until that person, or those people, made you the target of their mistreatment. You were betrayed. Blindsided. Bypassed. Accused falsely. Abused. It halted your momentum and downsized your potential.

Or did it? What if unjust setbacks are not obstacles to being used by God, but opportunities for Him to use you like no one else?The post The Story of Joseph first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

God has never created a person that He does not want to use to do special things. Everyone in whom the Spirit of God lives has potential beyond their wildest dreams. But why do some of us never fulfill our potential?

In this message, you will hear the story of someone who squandered their mind-blowing potential. It’s a cautionary tale preserved in Scripture to help us avoid the same pitfalls.The post The Story of Samson first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

The story of David and Goliath reads like a children’s Sunday school lesson until you are standing face-to-face with a giant—not necessarily of the flesh-and-blood variety, but in form of an overwhelming challenge. That’s when 1 Samuel 17 feels very relevant. In this message, we take a fresh look at that old story and find in it the keys to winning the battles that we are facing in our lives right now.The post The Story of David first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

Do you love Jesus passionately?

If not, you are probably either attracted to or irritated by those who do. What do they know that you don’t know? What do they do that you don’t do?

In this message, you will learn from Mary of Bethany how to cultivate a more passionate love for Christ. The post The Story of Mary first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

There are some people who overestimate their potential to be used by God, but more of us do the opposite: we underestimate what God can do through us.

But what if the people God uses the most are those who expect to be used the least?

In this message, you will learn the common denominator of those who are used most powerfully by God. Hint: It’s not self-confidence.The post The Story of Joshua first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

If you know Jesus, you are familiar with the fuel of grace, the voice of the Holy Spirit and the guidance of Scripture. But do you know how to leverage these divine resources to help others experience transformation?

In this message you will learn, from Jesus, practical lessons on how to use conversational questions to lead others to the life they were created to live.The post Transforming Conversations first appeared on White Pine Community Church.