James (Part 3). God gave you the ability to speak for a purpose. We must use our words to authentically express what’s in our hearts. (James 3:3-12)
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Power of Words
"Two Tiny Words That Change All of Eternity" - Micah Kersh
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Ephesians (Week 4) When we fully understand our separation from God and the reality of the depth of our sin, we can then begin to see the magnitude of His love for us. What God has done in our life should lead us to a place of humility and give us a broken heart for the lost around us. (Eph. 2:1-10, Rom. 12:2, James 4:4, Col. 2:12-13)
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Ephesians (Week 3) We can be so focused on what we need to correct in our life and often view God as a "Big-Brother" who is always watching and pointing out our failures. But Paul's words through the Holy Spirit, show us the power of encouraging words and remind us that God loves us, chose us, and is thankful for us. (Eph. 1:15-23)
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1 John: Love Conquers All (Part 3) As children we would claim that "sticks and stones may break our bones, but words will never hurt us." However, as adults we fully grasp that that the words spoken to us have a tremendous power. John reminds us of the power of our words and what it means to speak truth and life to others. (1 John 2)
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Being Human (Part 3) The topics we bring up and discuss are often the things that we love the most. Is the gospel at the center of our conversations? What does it look like to live a gospel-centered life? (John 1:1-14, Phil. 2:2-11)
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Grateful (Part4) Words have a power in our lives. How we use them can change every situation we are in. What words do we use when we talk about God? How do we describe Him? He is BEYOND words. (Gen. 1:1, Rev. 22:21)
Read More"Wrestling With God" - Tim Mannin
Ancient Stories: that teach us new things (Part 2) In the 2nd week of our series, we read the story of Jacob and his struggle to shed his name and his past. He did everything to accumulate wealth and power in order to run from his identity, but it wasn't until he brought it all to God by wrestling through the issue, that he was changed. If you listen long enough in the wrestling, you will begin to hear the blessing. Don't let go. (Gen. 32)
