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Our Perspective on Self-Examination

Encouragement to focus on self-examination as part of embracing the process of spiritual growth and maturity.

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Some Keys to Effective Prayers

At times we may struggle to maintain an effective prayer life. How may we keep communicating effectively with God in prayer? This sermon provides some suggestions to help keep your prayer life alive.

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Passover-The Pearl of God’s Feasts

As we draw closer to the start of God’s annual festival cycle, I can’t help but think about the connection between the pearl of great price and the value of Passover—the start and the core of God’s plan of salvation. Let&rsquo...

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Why God Chose to Call You

This sermon answers the following question: “Who is it that God has called and to what purpose?”

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The Genuineness of Your Faith

What is the “genuineness of faith” that Peter writes about in 1Pet 1:7? How can faith NOT be genuine? What does non-genuine faith look like? Does God give is any examples in the Bible for us to analyze and learn from so we know what we need to do?

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He Sacrificed Everything For Others - What Should We Do For Him?

Christ's sacrifice provides us with incredible benefits.

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Courage in a Fearful World

Fear is the enemy. Examples of courage. God's promises. Stand, armor up. Our reward.

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Biblical Principles of Finance

In 1973, Howard Dayton, a successful businessman found 2,350 Scriptures that talk about money and its use. Only 500 verses relate to faith and prayer. His conclusion was that our attitude toward money is an indication of where our heart is with God. Will we turn to our wallet or worship when we...

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Are We Righteous in God’s Eyes?

Being righteous in the eyes of God is what we should care about. Mankind has their own views. Judgements must be made. Distinctions must be made.

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Dreams-Helping Make Sense of a Crazy World

Let’s talk about dreams today—not the “I dream of marrying a ‘dreamboat’ kind—the literal ones. It’s something very common to us humans. What does God say about them And are they still relevant to use as Christians? Can they...

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