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This week we launch into a study of Psalms One, the first psalm in the book. It's a short psalm, only 6 verses, but it covers the realities of life from A to Z (listen to the message to find out what that means). It addresses something all people want - happiness, and it tells us the secret to finding it. Join us as we roll into the Book of Psalms.
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Today we start a new series on the book of Psalms - the songbook of ancient Israel. Today will be an introduction to the book, plus we'll answer the final question from our "Got Questions" series, regarding imprecatory psalms, meaning psalms that call down curses on people. How does that work, considering Jesus told us to love our enemies? Join us to find out!
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This is the final week for our series, $aved. Today we continue looking at what the Bible has to say about giving, especially in the New Testament. We'll look at why we should give, where we should give, how much we should give, and how it relates to our overall spiritual maturity.
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This is week four of our series, $aved. Today we look specifically at what the Bible has to say about giving. We'll touch on the history of God's instructions, and where it stands today. We'll look at why we should give and where we should give. Check it out!
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This is week three of our series, $aved. Join us as we look at how God's plan of salvation includes salvation from fear, worry and anxiety over financial issues. This is especially important in our financially troubling times. Today we stop in at the Faith Fitness Center to learn the basics of how to bulk-up our faith and our ability to trust God in financial areas.
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This is week two of our series about how being "saved" includes being $aved from worry and anxiety about finances. For those who seek his kingdom above all else, God has promised to meet all their material needs. Since everything that exists belongs to God (because, you know, he made it all) he has plenty of resources to send our way. Join us to learn what the Bible has to say on these matters.
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Has anyone noticed that things have been tough on the financial front these days? No matter how much money you have, inflation has reduced it by 20% over the past few years. It's hard to know how to respond. Where can we get good financial advice?
How about consulting with the Word of God? Yes, the Bible is filled with financial advice, including ways we can avoid worry and anxiety, regardless of our financial circumstances. Join us as we explore what the Bible has to say about money.
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After two years of working through the Book of Acts (off and on) we finally reach the end. So how does Luke end his story of the early days of the Christian Church? How does he explain both the spread of the church and the opposition to the church, both of which we still see today? Join us to find out!
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Two years ago this weekend we began our study of the Book of Acts. We have taken several breaks to study other things, but we're baaack. We'll be wrapping up our look at Acts in the next couple of weeks. Today we do a quick summary of the book and finish off with what could be seen as the main lesson of the book. Join us as we prepare to close our look at the early development of the Christian Church.
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“The only thing more difficult than forgiveness is the alternative.” Phillip Yancy
The alternative is to be out of communion with God and allow turmoil to overwhelm your soul. In my own walk as a forgiven disciple of Jesus struggling to forgive others, I found in Joseph one who forgave what no human should be expected to forgive. I invite you to learn from his life with me.
Message by David Grant
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