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4 episodes with scripture: luke 4:16-4:21
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2 episodes with scripture: luke 4:16-4:21
2 episodes with scripture: luke 4:16-4:21
2 episodes with scripture: luke 4:16-4:21
2 episodes with scripture: luke 4:16-4:21
2 episodes with scripture: luke 4:16-4:21
2 episodes with scripture: luke 4:16-4:21
2 episodes with scripture: luke 4:16-4:21
Reaching our neighbors with the true freedom found in full surrender to Christ.
Reaching our neighbors with the true freedom found in full surrender to Christ.
Online sermons from Grace Baptist Church of Chariton Iowa. Preaching the gospel to anyone willing to listen!
Chances are, you are exhausted. How does Jesus bring us rest?
Sermon: Return to Me Worship & Praise: I Am, What a Friend, Great Things. Tis' So Sweet, Good Good Father
Sermon: Return to Me Worship & Praise: I Am, What a Friend, Great Things. Tis' So Sweet, Good Good Father
Sunday Sermons
Jesus offers us a place to mourn. Jesus offers us healing. Jesus offers us a hope that transcends our hurts.
This sermon is from our series through the Baptist Faith and Message. This one is on Article 15. Christians should work to improve society in general, and especially to establish and defend equal justice under law, but the only true and permanent help we can offer is through a gospel ministry that focuses on individual regeneration and discipleship.
This sermon is from our series through the Baptist Faith and Message. This one is on Article 15. Christians should work to improve society in general, and especially to establish and defend equal justice under law, but the only true and permanent help we can offer is through a gospel ministry that focuses on individual regeneration and discipleship.
Weekly sermons and study guides.
Weekly sermons and study guides.
Christians often think of themselves as doing things for God. But, is that really accurate? Listen in as Pastor Chris Kipp teaches on joining God in His mission from Luke 4:16-21.
Christians often think of themselves as doing things for God. But, is that really accurate? Listen in as Pastor Chris Kipp teaches on joining God in His mission from Luke 4:16-21.
Pastor Dan Bursch continues chapter 4 of the Book of Luke. Pastor Dan speaks on how change is available to you because Jesus fulfilled what was written in Isaiah.
Pastor Dan Bursch continues chapter 4 of the Book of Luke. Pastor Dan speaks on how change is available to you because Jesus fulfilled what was written in Isaiah.
Pastor Dan Bursch continues chapter 4 of the Book of Luke. Pastor Dan speaks on how change is available to you because Jesus fulfilled what was written in Isaiah.
Pastor Dan Bursch continues chapter 4 of the Book of Luke. Pastor Dan speaks on how change is available to you because Jesus fulfilled what was written in Isaiah.
To make disciples who love God, love people, and serve the world.
These few short verses are the keys to understanding God’s purpose on the earth. Jesus’ words that day released a promise that exists even now. He declared that He was not there by accident, but was commissioned to be there. It was no accident that He was in the synagogue that day and no accident that he read from the prophecy of Isaiah. He declared that day that the Gospel that He had been sent to deliver would be the great unifier of humanity. One part of this text that is often overlooked is the last part. In the law handed down from God to Moses, there was the concept of the jubilee. Every 50 years, debts would be forgiven, property would be returned and those sold into slavery would be set free. Jesus saying that he had come at that time to “preach the acceptable year of the Lord” is a reference to the Jubilee. The words used do not indicate an end. We live in a time when we can be forgiven our debts. We can be restored to wholeness if we will but ask. We need to live in it; this is the hour of Jubilee. If we can just wake up and realize that we are surrounded by the forgiving power of God’s love. Too often we limit God with our prayers. We pray as if we are asking God for too much. We ask for God’s blessing as if we are going to cost Him too much. Our God owns the cattle on a thousand hills, He owns the hills and all the gold and precious metals in those hills. How much have we missed because we underestimated how much our God can do? This realization is something that should change the way we worship and have church. We must worship with an expectation. This is an hour of healing, of restoration and release. We need to start thinking differently.
Smyrna First United Methodist Church
Smyrna First United Methodist Church
Rockville Assembly of God
Lakeway Baptist Church
Pastor Chris also uses scripture in 1Peter 3:6, Galatians 5:13, Romans 5:20-21, and Romans 6:1-4.
Pastor Chris also uses scripture in 1Peter 3:6, Galatians 5:13, Romans 5:20-21, and Romans 6:1-4.
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New Lead Pastor Scott Savage begins a brand new series called Rooted: Beginning Like Jesus.
New Lead Pastor Scott Savage begins a brand new series called Rooted: Beginning Like Jesus.
The First Step to being respected is to respect yourself The Second Step is to respect others. The Third Step is to do your best
The First Step to being respected is to respect yourself The Second Step is to respect others. The Third Step is to do your best
Going Deeper in Freedom Part 2 - The Real Jesus
Patty Sanders from the Presbytery's Hunger Task Force presented us with information from her trip to Nicaragua, where she visited cooperative growers and provided background for how Fair Trade helps local farmers.
Who is Jesus? Why is He important? This message seeks to answer those questions.
Who is Jesus? Why is He important? This message seeks to answer those questions.
Dr. Keith Phillips describes the incredible opportunity we have in Los Angeles to change the world by changing the inner city.
Outreach Sunday
Dr. Keith Phillips describes the incredible opportunity we have in Los Angeles to change the world by changing the inner city.
Outreach Sunday
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