Advent Christ’s First And Second Coming Part 1

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Advent Christ’s First And Second Coming Part 1

Advent Christ’s First And Second Coming

December 1, 2024 • Pastor Jason Potter

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In “Advent Christ’s First And Second Coming Part 1” Pastor Jason reminds us that we are being prepared for something extraordinary. That is what Advent is all about, the reason for our hope, Jesus Christ. It anchors our redemption, advocates our response, and anticipates His return.

Waiting with purpose is never time wasted. Waiting prepares our hearts for His promises. Advent urges us to be watchful, missional, and hopeful because The King is coming!

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The Real Thing

February 16, 2025 • Pastor Jason Potter

In the 1980s Pepsi decided to go after Coca-Cola. Because their cola was sweeter, they won every blind taste test. They applied the pressure to Coke until they blinked and brought out something new. However, something happened, fans of the original were so adamant, in seventy nine days, Coca-Cola brought back the original and sales of Coke skyrocketed. It was not the marketing genius of Coca-Cola who made it happen, but the fans who wanted “The Real Thing.” There were groups on every side who pressured Paul. Others who wanted to water down the message of the Gospel to make it more palatable to the world, the same is true today. Paul said we are pressed on every side, but we are not crushed. He knew that we must never allow ourselves to get distracted. We must hold to “The Real Thing”, the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and share it with excitement until He returns.

Call It Like He Sees It

February 9, 2025 • Pastor Jason Potter

In the Super Bowl, the most nervous people in the stadium, are probably not the players. Most likely it would be the referees and officials who are charged with calling the game. While they are charged with calling them like they see them, they can get a lot of feedback. Some have even death threats from people over their calls. In America we take it’s considered a virtue to call it like you see it, but there are exceptions. In the Old Testament, his parents had called it like they saw it, when they named the little baby holding his brother’s heel Jacob. He had lived up to his name and deceived everyone along the way. However God saw something in Jacob that he didn’t see in himself. The Lord put him in a place, not to steal a blessing, but to ask for one. So when dying his wife named their child son of my sorrow, he couldn’t allow it to stand. He named him Benjamin, son of my right hand, because he had experienced God’s grace, and now viewed things through God’s eyes. Jacob knew to call things not his way, but to “Call It Like He Sees It.”