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October 17: STEWARDSHIP: IT’S A MATTER OF TRUST Series, #3 of 4—“THE TRUST TEST— PART ONE” (Deuteronomy 8:6-18; Psalm 24:1; 139:23-24; Matthew 6:19-21; Luke 6:38; Romans 1:14-15; 2 Corinthians 6:1-2)
Truly to determine if we are faithful, willing, and joyful stewards requires taking an honest stock of our lives, and this message will help with a personal inventory as well as an acronym; it’ll also help us recognize and affirm the Lord as the Source of all we have and need. Come this Sunday to begin learning multiple principles which will empower us to be even more faithful stewards.
Truly to determine if we are faithful, willing, and joyful stewards requires taking an honest stock of our lives, and this message will help with a personal inventory as well as an acronym; it’ll also help us recognize and affirm the Lord as the Source of all we have and need. Come this Sunday to begin learning multiple principles which will empower us to be even more faithful stewards.
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Once again we have encountered issues with the FB live video of the 8am service. We are sorry for the inconvenience and are working to resolve the issue before next week's service. Please watch one of the other service videos. Pastor Tim preaches the same sermon in each service.
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October 10: STEWARDSHIP: IT’S A MATTER OF TRUST Series, #2 of 4—“CAN GOD TRUST US?” (Luke 14:33; 16:1-13; Romans 12:1; Ephesians 5:15-17; 1 Thessalonians 2:4; 1 Peter 4:10)
God desires us to be stewards, faithful servants who take good care of all He’s given us, which is pretty much everything: our time, our talents, our tithe, and our testimony. But a harder question even than the one we looked at last week is, are we worthy of His trust? Have we shown ourselves to be stewards, rather than someone who claims it’s all yours? Have we been faithful with all He’s given us, AND been willing to give it back to Him. Come this Sunday to find out!
God desires us to be stewards, faithful servants who take good care of all He’s given us, which is pretty much everything: our time, our talents, our tithe, and our testimony. But a harder question even than the one we looked at last week is, are we worthy of His trust? Have we shown ourselves to be stewards, rather than someone who claims it’s all yours? Have we been faithful with all He’s given us, AND been willing to give it back to Him. Come this Sunday to find out!
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October 03: STEWARDSHIP: IT’S A MATTER OF TRUST Series, #1 of 4—“CAN WE TRUST GOD?” (Psalm 34:4-6; 56:3-4; Proverbs 3:1-10; Philippians 4:10-20)
Trust is not only an important component of faith, it is also essential in LIFE! Finding people you can trust in can sometimes be easy, but other times quite difficult. And what our trust in God? We often say we trust Him, but do we? And if we do, is it a little, a bit, some, lots, or completely? And with what (relationships, abilities, finances, etc.) and in what (times of trouble, our youth, our aging, our job, etc.)? Come hear about a God Who CAN be trusted in everything!
Trust is not only an important component of faith, it is also essential in LIFE! Finding people you can trust in can sometimes be easy, but other times quite difficult. And what our trust in God? We often say we trust Him, but do we? And if we do, is it a little, a bit, some, lots, or completely? And with what (relationships, abilities, finances, etc.) and in what (times of trouble, our youth, our aging, our job, etc.)? Come hear about a God Who CAN be trusted in everything!
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Unfortunately. the informal service video didn't record on Facebook due to a computer problem. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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September 26: THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT Series, #12 of 12—“NOW, LET’S WALK IN THE SPIRIT!” (Matthew 7:13-17; John 15:4-9; Romans 8:1-6; Galatians 5:16-18, 24-26)
To “walk in the Spirit” means more than going out for a stroll, anticipating that the Spirit of God will follow; after all, we’re not the ones who should be setting the direction! “Walk”, in this case, means “live according”; can you now see the difference? It is now WE following after and in the ways of the HOLY SPIRIT! Today’s final message in the Fruit of the Spirit series will circle back to the first message: we’re not to walk in the “flesh”, but in the Spirit. And we’ll also examine how to do so successfully!
To “walk in the Spirit” means more than going out for a stroll, anticipating that the Spirit of God will follow; after all, we’re not the ones who should be setting the direction! “Walk”, in this case, means “live according”; can you now see the difference? It is now WE following after and in the ways of the HOLY SPIRIT! Today’s final message in the Fruit of the Spirit series will circle back to the first message: we’re not to walk in the “flesh”, but in the Spirit. And we’ll also examine how to do so successfully!
We have some internet transmission trouble today. Therefore the 8am service is recorded in two and there are a few short blips in the contemporary service.
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September 19: THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT Series, #11 of 12—“SELF-CONTROL”
(Exodus 32:1-6; Matthew 16:21-24; Acts 24:24-25; 1 Corinthians 7:8-9; 9:24-27; Titus 1:7-8;
2 Peter 1:5-7)
Self-control is a powerful grape on the Fruit of the Spirit vine, and with it are a bunch
of other powerful “self”-words. However, there are also powerful contrasting and
contrary “self”-words which threaten to cut us from God’s vine. Let’s see
how Jesus handled such temptations with forceful “self-control”!
Once again, I don't see a video recording on Facebook of the Informal Service. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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September 12: THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT Series, #10 of 12—“GENTLENESS” (Matthew 11:28-30; Ephesians 4:1-3; 2 Timothy 2:22-26; Titus 3:1-5; James 1:19-21; 3:13-17)
Gentleness isn’t often high on the list of qualities people value…until they need others to treat them gently. Hopefully gentleness will be desired more greatly after listening to this morning’s sermon, when we’ll hear this one word is expansively defined by three words—tripling its value to us all!
Gentleness isn’t often high on the list of qualities people value…until they need others to treat them gently. Hopefully gentleness will be desired more greatly after listening to this morning’s sermon, when we’ll hear this one word is expansively defined by three words—tripling its value to us all!
I don't see a video recording on Facebook of the Informal Service. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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September 05: THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT Series, #9 of 12—“FAITHFULNESS” (Hosea 1:2; 2:10-20; Luke 16:10-13; 2 Timothy 2:1-13; 1 John 1:5-2:2)
UNfaithfulness manifests in so many ways: we cheat, we steal, and we are unreliable; we are slackers and adulterers and breakers of promises. Today’s message not only reveals this truth, but also an even more important one: GOD’S faithfulness to His Word and to us!
UNfaithfulness manifests in so many ways: we cheat, we steal, and we are unreliable; we are slackers and adulterers and breakers of promises. Today’s message not only reveals this truth, but also an even more important one: GOD’S faithfulness to His Word and to us!
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Unfortunately, the AV team had trouble with transmission upstairs today so there is no recording of the Traditional service. Sorry for the inconvenience. You can hear the Bible verse and sermon on the informal recording by moving the curser to 32:17 or to 12:25 on the contemporary recording.
We believe the problem has been solved. Please tune in next week.
We believe the problem has been solved. Please tune in next week.
August 29: THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT Series, #8 of 12—“GOODNESS” (Mark 10:17-22; Romans 15:7-14; Ephesians 5:3-20)
Goodness comes from a good God Who makes us good! Doing good deeds is not the path to eternal salvation; rather, being saved leads to the sanctity of good deeds and good living.
Goodness comes from a good God Who makes us good! Doing good deeds is not the path to eternal salvation; rather, being saved leads to the sanctity of good deeds and good living.
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August 22: THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT Series, #7 of 12—“KINDNESS” (Ruth 2:8-20; Ephesians 2:4-7; 4:31-5:2; Titus 3:3-7)
Kindness toward others is a direct result of our loving kinship with the Father. The keys to kindness are: 1-remembering it comes from God; and 2-purposefully treating all folks like they’re family.
Kindness toward others is a direct result of our loving kinship with the Father. The keys to kindness are: 1-remembering it comes from God; and 2-purposefully treating all folks like they’re family.
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August 15: "In Jesus, We're Meant to Mentor" 2 Timothy 1:3-14.
Importance of mentoring and more specifically, someone more advanced in the faith taking someone "under their wing" as a way of helping grow the other in the faith and develop them as followers and leaders for the Lord. I will use four biblical examples: Moses/Joshua, Elijah/Elisha, Jesus/the 12 Disciples, and Paul/Timothy.
Last Minute change in sermon due to illness of speaker scheduled. Fruit of the
Spirit series will resume next week.
Importance of mentoring and more specifically, someone more advanced in the faith taking someone "under their wing" as a way of helping grow the other in the faith and develop them as followers and leaders for the Lord. I will use four biblical examples: Moses/Joshua, Elijah/Elisha, Jesus/the 12 Disciples, and Paul/Timothy.
Last Minute change in sermon due to illness of speaker scheduled. Fruit of the
Spirit series will resume next week.
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August 08: Pastor Tim on vacation...Your speaker will be Cynthia Smith, "Receiving the Goal of Your Faith" 1 Peter 1:1-16, Focus on fulfilling the will of the Father, being sanctified by the Holy Spirit, and obeying Jesus by walking in His way(s). Cynthia has been the director of Agape Family Shelter, a ministry of the Lebanon Rescue Mission since September of 2002.
Comcast Xfinity let us down this morning...their service was offline until 9am. Fortunately, they came back online in time to at least be able to record the other two services. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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August 01: THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT Series, #6 of 12—“PATIENCE” (Romans 5:1-5;2 Timothy 3:10-14; James 5:7-11; 2 Peter 3:8-15a)
Patience is a difficult virtue not only to obtain, but even more, to maintain. So today we will look at two biblical words/concepts that each can be translated “patience”; each also have distinct translations that, when combined, lead to a more powerful and effective patience, doubling its value and impact.
Patience is a difficult virtue not only to obtain, but even more, to maintain. So today we will look at two biblical words/concepts that each can be translated “patience”; each also have distinct translations that, when combined, lead to a more powerful and effective patience, doubling its value and impact.
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