Opinionated || Rethinking What We Think

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Opinionated || Rethinking What We Think

Stand Alone Sermon

August 11, 2024 • Pastor Rob Danz • Proverbs 14:12, Galatians 2:20

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We must be careful with our opinions; they can cause damage if we do not baptize them in the truth of God's Word and desires. What He thinks, wants, and says should be the only thing that guides our lives. Pastor Rob Danz takes a deeper dive into our opinions and asks, "Where have our views about people and situations outweighed what God's truth says about them?"

A Journey and a Journal || Jonathan Workman

November 3, 2024 • Jonathan Workman • James 1:2–4

What do you do when life unexpectedly takes a turn? How can we respond when God's timing differs from our own? Elder in Training Jonathan Workman shares a powerful message about how the Lord guided him through a challenging situation after he lost his job and had to wait for new opportunities to arise. This message is inspired by James 1:2-4.

Run to Win || Pastor Jimmy Hutson

October 6, 2024 • Pastor Jimmy Hutson • 1 Corinthians 9:24–27

Family Ministry Pastor Jimmy Hutson preached "Running to Win" based on 1 Corinthians 9:24-27. Our lives are not our own; they have been bought with a price, and we are meant to run in the presence of God.

Restoring Love

September 1, 2024 • Pastor Rob Danz • Revelation 2:1–5

We need to watch our hearts and motives! It’s possible to serve with great zeal, be theologically sound, tell others about the love of Jesus, persevere through horrible things, and at the same time, no longer be overwhelmed by or for Jesus. This week, we walked through Revelation chapter 2, which shows a letter Jesus gave to His church in Ephesus through the apostle John. The church was doing a lot of faithful things in endurance and keeping doctrinally sound, but Jesus had an issue with them for one very important thing: they had forsaken their first love, and they had walked away from Him. The "why" we do things is more important than the "what."