What was your sermon about?

General Faith
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I thought it would be interesting to hear what you heard preached this week.

I know there are denominations where they preach out of a common subject but wouldn’t it be interesting to see what commonalities occurred outside of that?

So…. What did you hear preached this week?

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The Baptism of Jesus.
Why, since He was without sin and no need for repentance?To identify with sinners, fulfill all righteousness.

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Our’s was about how to overcome doubt while waiting on God.

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Zechariah 7, about the difference between memorials just because of tradition and actually MEANING it.

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Love hearing about others sermons.

We started a series last week called “The Greatness of God”, talking about His attributes. Last week was God’s Independence and today’s was about God being Unchangeable.

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2Corinthians 10, Ephesians 6, and Matthew 5. The sermon was about how our battle is not against flesh and blood and the position do we need to be in to use the full armor of God.

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Incredibly-- our church has been studying the book of Revelation. Most churches shy away.

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Sept 15 2024

Matt 4: 1-11
Luke 4:1-13
Heb 2:18

Every Christian needs a good, working knowledge of the Bible to handle temptation

Fasting and prayer work to defeat temptation, shame, and guilt. Shopping, entertainment, sports do not.

Jesus prayed and fasted. His knowledge of scriptures rebuked and defeated Satans efforts to cause Him to sin.

Why give in to Satans deceit when we get all through God’s promises?

We must fight Satan and flesh.

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Our minister preached about the importance of being careful with what we say.

Bible Verses:
James 3:1-13, Isaiah 29:13, Psalm 32:9, Matthew 12:34-37, Proverbs 16:27, 1 Peter 3:10

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The series “Beyond Measure - The Greatness of God” continued focusing on the fact that God is infinite. We have a hard time fathoming this because we live in time and space.

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Our church started a new series called Zechariah: Prepare to Meet Your God. We read Zechariah 1:1-17 and talked about the meaning of his prophetic dream. Ultimately, our pastor connected it to how we can have peace in knowing God is full of justice and mercy. As we’ve grown desensitized to the suffering happening in the world, he called us to the responsibility of praying for those in broken situations and trusting God with things outside of our control. The ultimate calling is to be ambassadors of His mercy, even to people we disagree with and especially in such a tumultuous political time.

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                   9/15/2024

Our sermon was titled “Do we Care Enough to C.A.R.E?”

Compassionately
Actively
Relationally
Engage

It was based off of the parable of the good Samaritan (Luke 10).

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The importance of the beginning of the Lord’s Prayer being “Our Father”

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