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Part 2 of our series on the book of James, a letter written to early Christians by a brother of Jesus. In today's passage James teaches about wisdom and faith, and also gives guidance on how to effectively live out your faith regardless of your economic conditions.
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Today we start a new series, "Walk the Talk," based on the book of James, written by one of Jesus' brothers! Pop quiz - which of Jesus' other brothers also wrote a book of the Bible? Watch the service to find out. We'll take a look at who James was, the focus of his book, and the first few verses. Join us!
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Following up on our series about the prophecies concerning the birth of Christ, we take a look at what the Bible reveals his second Advent, meaning his return. God's plan is nearing completion! Join us as we look at the Return of Christ.
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This is week 4 of our series, Christmas 400 B.C., looking at what the Bible revealed about Jesus hundreds of years before he was born. Today, although we've only scratched the surface, we finish off the series with a look at the mission Jesus came to fulfill and the messenger God sent to prepare the way. Then we place everything on the timeline of God's master plan.
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This is week 3 of our series, Christmas 400 BC, looking at what the Bible reveals about Jesus hundreds of years before he was born. Today we take a brief look at how prophecy can be simple to understand - or very difficult. We examine some predictions about the identity of the child to be born in Bethlehem, and we check out some parallels with a very mysterious Old Testament character. Then we finish off with a passage that reveals the central act of God's plan, centuries before it happens.
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Today we continue in our series, Christmas 400 BC, looking at what the Bible revealed about Jesus hundreds of years before he was born. Today we look at specific prophecies about his birth and his destiny as a king whose kingdom would never end.
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Contrary to the opinion of some, the events of this world are not arbitrary or random. The things that happen to us, just like things that happen throughout the world, have their place in God's plan. We can see the precision of God's plan by looking at the Old Testament prophecies about the coming of Christ. There are over 300 predictions about his life, death and resurrection. So many, that the ancients could have almost celebrated Christmas in 400 B.C.! Join us as we begin taking a look at Christ in the Old Testament.
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Giving Thanks in All Things - Psalm 100
Join us as Dr. David Grant reminds us the power of gratitude and the call to be thankful are central to our faith. Psalm 100 calls us collectively to express our joy, to know our God, and to express our gratitude in worship. The challenge some of us encounter occurs during trials from many possible sources. We may find it difficult to rejoice when a loved one suffers or dies. We may struggle to thank God when we lose our job. Psalm 100 reminds us of six reasons we can, and indeed spiritually, we must continue to make joyful noise and come into God’s presence with thanksgiving.
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Psalm 3
Pastor Scott Cody is speaking to us again this week, digging some deep wisdom from Psalm 3. In Psalm 3 King David shows us how to face fear through prayer rather than distraction. It teaches us to name our fears, refocus on what is constant, and focus on hope. In a world of uncertainty and doubt, fear can take control, but there is hope! Join us for this great message!
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