Word of the Week
Hunger For Jesus
Fasting is giving up food for a time so that our hunger reminds us that we can say no to something good for a time because we have found something better in Jesus.
Resources
Short reads tied to what we are preaching on Sunday and the questions visitors are actually asking.
Word of the Week
Fasting is giving up food for a time so that our hunger reminds us that we can say no to something good for a time because we have found something better in Jesus.
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Prayer is more than just asking God for good things. It is how we commune with God. It is how we "hallow His Name!"
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If you want to hear the voice of God, simply open His Word and let the Spirit of God speak.
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Finding your home in Jesus is abiding in Him. Instead of doing more to get to Jesus, it is simply remaining near to Him through the rhythms Jesus established.
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The Ber months represent September, October, November, and December. The cooler air. The changing leaves. The bonfires and holidays. All point to the changing of seasons. Change comes faster each year, and what we desperately need is an unchanging God.
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A reflection on the storms we experience in life. Looking at Jesus calming the sea in Mark 4, walking on the water in Matthew 14, and promising His peace in John 14, Dwayne reminds us that Jesus either calms the storm around us or calms the storm in us.
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A State Fair reflection on Isaiah 55:9. When you are at the bottom you cannot see much, but God sees the whole thing from the top and meets you where you are.
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Three things 1 Peter 3 says about a godly woman: she shows strength through submission, beauty through character, and fearless trust in God. A walk through Pastor Dwayne's Mother's Day sermon.
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A walk through 1 Peter 2:18-25. Why following Jesus often means going through hard things, not around them. And why that is good news.
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A walk through 1 Peter 2:13-17. Why submission to imperfect human institutions is part of the will of God for your life, and what that actually looks like.