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At the end of Isaiah 59, God promises to put the Spirit that’s on Isaiah into a generation of his people. Isaiah lived by the Spirit in his day, so what does it look like to live by the Spirit in our day. In this sermon, we look at questions we should ask of a prophetic, Spirit-empowered generation.
A “woe” in the Bible is an expression of dissatisfaction, anger, and sadness from God. In Isaiah 28, God’s woe is directed at the leaders of Judah who have chosen to trust political alliances rather than God. God’s woe against them shows us just how fragile and damaging self-reliance is, as well as what God has done to offer us something better.
Understanding the holiness of God helps us to see our unholiness and how only God can make us holy. God is not so holy that he wants nothing to do with us. But he is so holy he wants everything to do with us.
God is a giver. In this first week of our Big Give teaching series, we look at God’s first gift—life itself. What kind of life has God given us? What response is required of us?
We all have our coping mechanisms, and so did Ahaz. When Ahaz ruled Judah, he faced a threat from surrounding kings. God sent Isaiah to tell him that he didn’t need to fear, only to trust. Ahaz chose to trust in something other than God. We face the same choice and the same outcomes.
God promised to transform Judah from something rotten into something beautiful. But how? Instead of getting the “how” we get to the “who.” God promises to use Isaiah in the transformation process. Isaiah’s call informs the call of every disciple of Jesus, and shows us how God uses us in his plan to renew our world.
The gospel is good news because it’s a solution to a problem. If you don’t understand the problem, the solution won’t sound like good news. In this sermon we take a deep dive into the problem the gospel addresses. What we discover is that the problem is worse than we ever imagined.
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In this new series, we first look at God’s design for marriage. Pastor Seth Trimmer gives a glimpse of what marriage is and how the love between husband and wife reflects God’s love for his church.
Further into Paul’s missionary journey, apart from the persecution he experienced he was also met care and generosity from fellow believers. In this sermon, Pastor Adam shows us what gospel relationships look like, why is it worth it, and what happens when you find yourself in one.
Why was the cross necessary? Pastor Adam revisits the story of the cross and its importance to our life as believers, and helps us understand its significance in order to dispel apathy brought about by familiarity.
What causes us to miss the God opportunities before us? Pastor Adam explorers these reasons and the steps we can take in order to walk into the greatest God opportunities we could ever know.
After the Gentiles received the gospel, Peter now faces criticism from the members of the church. In this sermon, Pastor Adam shows us how the Holy Spirit works to change our perspective on the mission of God.
No one is too far gone for God to save, and no situation is too bad for God to redeem. As we see the conversion of Saul, Pastor Donny shares three keys that we must take away from this story.
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"I get rowdy with vodka."
Des Linden is busy! She just launched a new podcast with Kara Goucher. Her memoir, Choosing to Run, comes out April 4. And she's gearing up for this year's Boston Marathon. But she's never too busy to indulge in a little plaisir coupable. (That's "guilty pleasure," in French.) In this conversation, Des offers updates on all of the above: what we can expect from the podcast, why she prefers being called Des over Desi, how she's feeling about her book release, and how Boston training is going. And then, in the second half of the episode, something a little different, a little silly, a little fun: gushing about the Netflix show Emily in Paris. (Spoilers aplenty!) Is Des an Emily, a Mindy, a Camille, or a Sylvie? Only one way to find out! (Which one are you?)
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In raising Lazarus from the dead, Jesus demonstrates God’s power over death, and in performing this miracle, brings people to believe in Him.
From the very start of their ministry, after experiencing the infilling of the Holy Spirit, the disciples began a ministry shaped by boldly proclaiming the name of Jesus. Steve Cabral shares with us how the Holy Spirit empowers every believer to powerfully advance the gospel by declaring Christ to the ends of the earth.
When Mary encountered a major interruption in her life how she responded in immediate obedience is admirable. Pastor Adam teaches us a few points we can learn from Mary’s crazy faith displayed in her obedience.
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