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This Sunday, we continued our Vision 2023 series, The Next Move of God. This week, we looked at Acts 2:22-41 to see that the gospel is the message that must drive the next move of God. Sent Church    www.WeAreSent.church 

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May 16, 2021Pastor Dustin preaches on the miracle of Jesus walking on water.  Part 5 of the series, "Signed, God."

In the book of I John, The Apostle John is expressing his desire that Christians have a relationship with the God of light, love, and life. Two major obstacles that hinder this relationship will be falling in love with the world and listening to the lies of false teachers. Today, we will discuss what it means to walk in the light, love, and light of God. I John 1:5-10

We are continuing our series of reflections on the Psalms. Each day we will upload a new reflection to the website. We hope and pray that you will find them helpful and that they bring hope during this season. Click on these buttons to read the text of the psalm or listen to a recording of it. You can also listen to the reflection using the audio player below. Read Psalm 138  Listen to Psalm 138 A song that celebrates God's love and faithfulness to you (verse 2) and a clear promise that he will ultimately fulfil his purpose for you (verse 8). It opens with a great “Thank you. Everything in me says 'Thank you.' Angels listen as I sing my thanks” (The Message). Then we focus on the character of God revealed in his holy name and powerful Word. Moving on the psalmist affirms that when we call out in prayer God answers. Sometimes “yes” or “no” or “not yet.” From this prayerful relationship he makes us bold with strength (verse 3). God's written Word in action is not just a private issue for us to enjoy. It is for the earth's leaders who one day will acknowledge his greatness and yet his involvement and care for the individual - “He knows everything about us” (The Message verse 6). Verse 7 affirms that we will face troubles, sickness, exhaustion and temptation but God will preserve and defend us and provide a way of escape (1 Corinthians 10:13). Therefore we can pray “Finish what you started in me God” (The Message verse 8). And God replies “He who began a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus' return” (Philippians 1:6). As we face restrictions, isolation and fear from the Covid-19 pandemic let us claim these promises. I find giving thanks and praise to God for who he is and what he has done through Christ is good medicine for daily life! Lord, thank you for your amazing love and faithfulness and that I am on your agenda. Help me to live a life of love and be faithful.

Paul and Pleasing God; the Message of 1St Thessalonians On the contrary, we speak as those approved by God to be entrusted with the gospel. We are not trying to please people but God, who tests our hearts. 1st Thessalonians 2:4 Paul sits in Corinth having been joined by his student, Timothy, and writes a letter to the church in Thessalonica. The date is sometime between 50AD and 52AD. Paul is currently in the middle of his second missionary journey. The letter Paul writes is likely the first of all his great letters. Since Paul's conversion experience on the road to Damascus, he has spent three years in the wilderness; met with Peter and the early church in Jerusalem; waited in Taurus for a way to help spread the good news about Jesus; finally called to work with Barnabas in Antioch; and complete his first missionary journey. And now is in the second of his three missionary journeys to spread the Good News of Jesus. A time frame that has spanned around fifteen years. Paul has endured a lot and his trials along the way have become legendary. Now, he sits peacefully in Corinth. Timothy has returned from Thessalonica with good news about the church they helped create. Paul is overjoyed and relieved; his work is bearing fruit. Through his many struggles and travels he has worked very hard to spread the message about Christ throughout the Gentile world, now it seems it has been worth the effort.Now begins the time Paul uses his extraordinary literary skills and writes the Letter to the Thessalonians. The first of many that would not only encourage and help those he visited, but resonate throughout the ages for many others. These letters would become his other mission. Letters so skillfully written that their messages are still relevant for Christians centuries later. 

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This Psalm is regarded as one of the most comforting chapters in the Bible. It describes the security believers can enjoy through faith in God. Read it multiple times daily. Read it to your family and friends. Keep in mind God's promises: The Promises*: God's presence (verses 1,2) God's protection (verses 3, 4) God's peace (verses 5,6) God's perspective (verses 7-10) God's provision (verses 11-13) God's power (verses 14-16) *-Maxwell Leadership Bible, study notes. #RheaRelentless Facebook Group: Relentless Devotion

Do Everything Through God; The Simple Message of Philippians I can do all this through him who gives me strength. Philippians 4:13 The Apostle Paul sits in a Roman prison, after completing his three missionary journeys. During  this imprisonment he wrote three letters to the Philippians. Now you might ask, I thought there was only one letter written to the church in Philippi. Well, there were actually three and the book of Philippians we read in the Bible is a combination of all three. While all three letters were written by Paul, skillful editing by an unknown scribe many centuries ago created this great letter out of three. A wonderfully positive and uplifting book in the Bible that I highly recommend for all. And what makes this letter most remarkable, are the optimistic and encouraging sentiments, written while Paul was sitting in Jail!. A letter of thanksgiving written to the Philippians for their financial support and their positive growth as new Christians. Imagine ourselves, sitting in a jail in the first century, uncertain of our future and then crafting the letters that make up one of the most uplifting books in the New testament. And that is the point of Philippians, no matter how dire our circumstances, we can be optimistic because of our faith in God. Or as Paul says,  I can do all this through him who gives me strength.

خدا نے ڈینیئل کو بابل کے دنوں سے لے کر اس وقت تک عالمی تاریخ کا ایک جائزہ دیا جب سنتوں کو بادشاہی ملے گی۔ چار عالمی طاقتوں کے بعد ایک مذہبی سیاسی طاقت آنی تھی جو اختتام وقت تک جاری رہے گی

Question- What message does your life proclaim? Isaiah 52:7 says, "How Beautiful are the feet that carry the good news!" Final week in the sermon series Kingdom of God. Sermon by Pastor Scott Simmons on Sunday, December 22, 2019.

Jess Larson, 1 Corinthians 1:18-25

Series: Worship in Preaching The hand of God Sermon: The Message of Ezra: The Temple Completed Ezra 7 Preacher: Thabiti Anyabwile

Name of Series: The Hand of God // The Message of Ezra Name of Sermon w/Passage: The Temple Completed // Ezra 5-6 Preacher’s Name: Thabiti Anyabwile Date: April 14, 2019

Series: Worship in Preaching: Sermon: The Message of Ezra- The Start of Opposition // Ezra 4

Series: The Hand of God: The Message of Ezra Sermon: The Return of Worship (Ezra 3) Preacher: Thabiti Anyabwile March 17, 2019

Series: The Hand of God: The Message of Ezra Sermon: The Return of Ezra - Ezra 1-2 Preacher: Pastor Thabiti Date: 3-10-2019

When it comes to presenting the gospel, we need to consider the best way to get the message across to the people we want to reach. There is nothing wrong with reaching them where they are. Paul did this at Mars Hill (Acts 17:22-31), while Peter went straight to the law and the prophets when he preached in Jerusalem at Pentecost (Acts 2). Methods differ, but the message remains the same and should not be compromised. We must repent of sin and turn to God to receive His gift of life (Acts 2:38)​.Have a fantastic weekend and a great week ahead.

“Waking Up to God: The Message & Ministry of Haggai” is the first of several sermons to be preached by Senior Pastor Don Pucik during the evening services this fall. This introductory message was given on August 19, 2018 and involved Haggai 1

Be not ashamed of the message of the cross. The message of the cross is the power of God. The power of God brings us deliverance and salvation.