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August 18, 2024 • Pastor Thomas-Steele Carr • Romans 13:11, Matthew 9:9, Mark 1:14–15, Ephesians 2:8

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When Jesus called Matthew with the simple words, "Follow me," it wasn’t just an invitation to leave behind a tax booth—it was a call to step into a life completely covered by grace, purpose, and ongoing discipleship. In the first century, there was a blessing that said, "May you be covered in the dust of your rabbi," a wish that you would follow so closely behind your teacher that his very footsteps would shape your journey and be cover you in dust from his sandals. Today, we're going to explore how saying 'yes' to Jesus means more than just a moment of salvation—it’s an invitation to walk so closely with Him that our lives are covered in His dust, marked by every step of discipleship. Are you ready to take the next step?

no one else is coming.

October 13, 2024 • Than Graffam • Matthew 11

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October 6, 2024 • Pastor Thomas-Steele Carr • Matthew 11:28–30, James 4:4, 2 Corinthians 4:4, Psalm 135:15–18, Luke 6:9–40

We all follow something—whether we realize it or not. But are we being shaped by the world or trained by Jesus? In this eye-opening message, Pastor Thomas-Steele challenges us to rethink who we’re letting guide our lives and reveals how intimacy with Jesus leads to true transformation.

it's not about you.

September 22, 2024 • Pastor Cody Jones • John 9:1–6

In a world that often revolves around self, we need to be reminded of a greater truth: “It’s not about you.” Pastor Cody shares a personal and impactful story that drove home this humbling message. From a picture-perfect Thanksgiving to a phone call that shattered his self-focused view, this sermon challenges us to see life through God’s eyes. Using John 9:1-6 as a foundation, this message will inspire you to: • See people the way Jesus did. • Reach out with urgency. • Stop building sandcastles with your life. Don’t miss this powerful sermon that encourages us to live for God’s Kingdom, not our own!