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Sermon · Following Jesus

Going Beyond Your Limitations

The limits we accept are rarely the limits God set. A call to press past what has held you back, into the larger life He intends.

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Sermon · Following Jesus

How To Make Sure What You Do With Your Life Matters

Most of us fear a wasted life more than a hard one. How to spend yours on what will still matter when everything else has passed away.

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Sermon · Formation

Just Say No — Unleashing the Power of Boundaries

A holy “no” is what protects your best “yes.” Why healthy boundaries are not selfishness, but stewardship of the life you’ve been given.

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Sermon · Formation

Faith Clinic — The Spirituality of Money

Money is never just money; it forms the heart. A clear, honest look at handling it in a way that keeps you free rather than owned.

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Sermon · The Kingdom

A Brief History & Mission of Charismatic Renewal Ministries

Where we came from, and what we’re for: the story of a movement born of a prophetic call to prepare people for a Great Harvest.

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Sermon · Following Jesus

Joy Unspeakable in the Midst of Trials Unimaginable

Joy is not the absence of trouble but a deeper presence within it. How to hold on to a gladness the storm cannot reach.

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Sermon · Formation

You Can Change Your Life for the Better

Change is possible — not by willpower, but by the grace that meets you where you are. A hopeful word for anyone ready to begin.

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Sermon · Prayer & the Spirit

Becoming Agents of Revival — Part 2

Revival is not a meeting we attend but a fire we carry. How ordinary people become the ones through whom God renews a place.

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Sermon · Following Jesus

Love Is Not a Feeling

Real love is a decision that outlasts the mood. What it looks like to love the way Jesus did — on purpose, and all the way through.

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Article · A church without fences

Ministering to the Unbeliever and the Uninformed

The New Testament church never expected everyone in the room to already believe. Here is how a church learns to welcome the seeker and let the Spirit do the rest.

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Article · Prayer & the Spirit

Let the River Flow

God has already settled the question of heaven. Now He invites you to carry heaven into the world through the living river of His Spirit.

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Article · The Kingdom

Achieving the Dream

God has put a dream in reach: to live like Jesus, here and now. Here are three commitments that keep that dream from quietly turning into a nightmare.

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Article · Formation

Making Your Life Count

God gives every one of us the same gift: today. Here are five steps to live on purpose, count the cost, and make your days add up to something eternal.

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Article · Formation

Oneness in Marriage

Marriage is two people learning, over a lifetime, to become one. Here is a picture of that oneness: built on love, mutual honor, and the way a husband and wife complete each other.

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Article · The Kingdom

Living from Heaven

Jesus taught us to pray, your kingdom come, your will be done on earth as in heaven. Living from heaven means letting heaven's perspective, not earth's, shape how you see everything.

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Article · Following Jesus

The Great Invitation

Jesus said, Follow me, and I will make you. It is an invitation open to everyone, and it asks only two responses of us: Yes, Lord, and Help me, Lord.

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Article · The Well

The Good News About God's Grace

We are trained to believe there is no free lunch, that you get what you earn. Then we meet a God who loves to bless people who do not deserve it, and everything changes.

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Article · Prayer & the Spirit

Praising God at Midnight

Beaten and chained in the darkest hour, Paul and Silas sang. Their midnight praise shook a prison to its foundations, and it shows us why praise breaks open our own dark seasons.

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