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Reigniting Your Passion For God
Contributed by Rick Warren on Sep 22, 2008
God wants us to love him passionately, with all of our heart. Using Mark 12:30 and Romans 12:11, Pastor Rick looks at a list of passion killers, things that rob us of joy, and teaches us how to reignite our passion for God. The service ends with communion
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How God Makes A Way When There Seems To Be No Way - Phil. 2:13,14
Contributed by Paul Fritz on Jun 11, 2002
How God Makes a Way When There Seems to Be No Way - Phil. 2:13,14
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A Faith That Won't Fold Up
Contributed by Michael Cariño on Jan 2, 2017
Big Idea: God finds pleasure when your faith persists in spite of pressure.
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If His Eye Is On The Sparrow... Series
Contributed by David Dykes on Aug 31, 2011
Jesus uses the example of the sparrow to give us three powerful reasons why you can say, “I’m not afraid.”
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Finding Rest When You’re Fully Stressed
Contributed by Michael Cariño on Jan 4, 2017
Big Idea: You can gain a life of rest when you give God the rest of your life.
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Firstfruits
Produced by Dan Stevers
Cain and Abel brought offerings to the Lord but only Abel’s was accepted. Why did God reject Cain’s offering? This mini-movie looks at the principle of the firstfruit and why it's central to our giving. This video can be used with a message on tithing, but the concept extends to every aspect of our lives. God doesn’t accept leftovers; God must be first.
Contains excerpts from "The Blessed Life: Unlocking the Rewards of Generous Living" by Robert Morris. Used with permission. Published by Bethany House Publishers, a division of Baker Publishing Group.
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Genesis | In The Beginning
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Genesis marks the beginning of all God's work in Creation. It is the first revelation that we are given of God's identity, power, authority, and wisdom. From within these sacred pages, we are introduced to the Eternal and Self-Existing God and those fathers of our faith who were used to fulfill God's redemptive work in the days of old. May this resource empower you to teach your community about the true origins of humanity, the incalculable value of the image of God that every human being bears, and the ancient foundations of our saving faith in Jesus Christ.
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The 10 Commandments Of An Effective Sermon Introduction
By Brandon Kelley on Aug 24, 2017
If you haven’t grasped this yet, your sermon introduction is vitally important. But what does it look like to knock the introduction out of the park? What are some things to avoid? What are some things to ensure are a part of it? Let’s dive into the 10 commandments of an effective sermon introduction!
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33 Wise Sayings From My Most Trusted Teachers
By Ray Hollenbach on Aug 23, 2017
“I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen: not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else.” ~ C.S. Lewis
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If You're Going To Do Church That Way, Do It Well
By Karl Vaters on Aug 22, 2017
Churches don’t become great by adding more programs. They get better at the ones they already have.
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The Word Nobody Likes… Part 1
By Lance Witt on Aug 21, 2017
A couple of years ago I had the chance to sit down with a former staff member that had served on my team more than a decade ago. We really hadn’t kept in touch very much. At one point during our lunch the conversation turned more serious. And in a moment of candor he said to me “You know, you weren’t very easy to work for.” The truth is, he was right.
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The Prayer I Have Prayed Most
By John Piper on Aug 21, 2017
I suppose, in my little prayer nook in my study, where I have a little prayer bench that I built in 1975, as I’ve bent over that bench thousands of times, the most common prayer has been, “Lead me not into temptation. Deliver me from evil (see Matthew 6:13). Keep me. Keep me. I feel so utterly unable to do the next thing. My kids are at the breakfast table. I have nothing. I’m supposed to model joyful fatherhood, and I’m so depressed I can hardly remember their names. Help me.”
