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Can You Hear Me Now? | Hebrews 5

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April 21, 2024 • Abraham Moreno • Hebrews 5

Can You Hear Me Now? | Hebrews 5

based on Hebrews 5 delves into the spiritual stagnation and disconnection some believers experience. It addresses the common questions of why individuals struggle to hear or feel God as they once did, attributing these difficulties to becoming "dull of hearing."


The sermon explores several reasons for this spiritual dullness, including disappointment with church leadership (referred to as "Church Hurt"), fears from life's difficult circumstances, and a general skepticism towards spiritual authority.


It also touches on the scriptural role of Jesus as a compassionate high priest who understands human weaknesses. The sermon emphasizes the importance of maintaining focus on Jesus rather than human leaders, and the transformative power of struggles when handed over to God.


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“Remember” | Jeremiah 2 | Wednesday Night Prayer and Worship

May 8, 2024 • Abraham Moreno • Jeremiah 2

“Remember” | Jeremiah 2 The sermon "Remember," based on Jeremiah 2, draws poignant parallels between the prophet Jeremiah's lament over ancient Israel and contemporary warnings for America and the Christian church within it. The message reflects on the spiritual decay observed in society, characterized by a shift away from foundational Judeo-Christian values and towards a more secular, liberal agenda. It uses Jeremiah's narrative to illustrate the dangers of forsaking God's ways, underscoring how historical cycles of moral compromise lead to societal downfall. The sermon urges a return to the fervor of first love for God, citing instances from Scripture where forgetting foundational commitments led to severe consequences. Through a call to repentance and renewed commitment, it aims to ignite a spiritual revival in the hearts of believers and the nation. #Jeremiah2, #RememberGod, #FirstLove, #SpiritualRevival, #Repentance, #ChristianAmerica, #PropheticWarning, #SpiritualDecay, #ReturnToGod, #BiblicalTruths, #FaithInAmerica, #ChurchRevival, #ReturnToYourRoots, #HeedTheWord, #SeekTheLord, #BiblicalRemembrance, #GodsFaithfulness, #ForsakeIdols, #ReviveUsAgain, #NationalRepentance

“Meant for Better Things” | Hebrews 6:1-12 | Sunday Morning Worship Service

May 5, 2024 • Abraham Moreno • Hebrews 6:1–12

“Meant for Better Things” | Hebrews 6:1-12 "Meant for Better Things" addresses the prevalent issue of spiritual immaturity among Christians, identifying the lack of growth in faith and relationship with Christ as a critical concern. This sermon, rooted in Hebrews 6:1-12, explores the causes of this stagnation, such as a reluctance to mature, influence of negative examples, and a fundamental misunderstanding of scriptural teachings. The message emphasizes the importance of deepening one's understanding of fundamental Christian doctrines—salvation, Christian living, and eschatology—to avoid spiritual decay and ensure a fulfilling Christian life. It challenges believers to move beyond elementary teachings and embrace the full depth of their faith, highlighting that spiritual growth is crucial for experiencing the "better things" that accompany salvation. The sermon calls for a rejection of passive spirituality and encourages an active pursuit of a mature, robust faith that withstands cultural shifts and personal trials. #SpiritualGrowth, #ChristianMaturity, #Hebrews6, #BetterThings, #FaithAndPatience, #DeeperInFaith, #Repentance, #EternalJudgment, #ResurrectionHope, #ScripturalFoundations, #GrowInChrist, #MatureFaith, #LivingFaith, #Eschatology, #DoctrineOfBaptisms, #TrueFaith, #ChristOurRock, #AnchorInChrist, #DeepeningFaith, #BiblicalTeachings

Wednesday Night Prayer and Worship

May 1, 2024