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Kaleb recounts some of the things that he did while on his sabbatical and tells us that while on a roadtrip, we can drive by some pretty spectacular things, but to really encounter something breathtaking, we have to get out of the car and do some walking. He then encourages us that the same thing is true with our faith, and to not just spend our faith journey coasting as if in a car.
Here is the link to the video that Kaleb showed in the middle of his sermon this week:
This Missions Sunday we hear updates from many of the Missions that we as a Church support around the world. Then Trevor Owen gives a message that illustrates how everything in the Bible between creation and revelation is Missions. He then encourages us to stay on Mission in everything we do.
Here is the video on Wunders that we watched during the service today.
Pastor Glen Hossler preaches on Daniel 3 and tells us how God is able to save us from any situation, but even if He doesn’t we should still put our faith in Him.
Pastor Glen Hossler preaches on Daniel 6 and reminds us that when we can’t save ourselves, God is with us. He then encourages us to choose to trust in God in these scenarios where we are faced with our own limitations.
Pastor Jon Silva preaches on John 4 and teaches us that we can’t reach God through religion because he has already reached us through Jesus.
Pastor Jon Silva preaches on Luke 15 and reminds us that our actions neither qualify nor disqualify us from God’s love or forgiveness.
Pastor Jon Silva preaches on Matthew 12:1-14 and reminds us that Jesus doesn’t care about rules, he cares about people. He then encourages us to follow in Jesus’ footsteps and prioritize people over rules in our own lives.
Pastor Jon Silva preaches on Matthew 9:9-13 and reminds us that judgement comes from following religion, not Jesus. He then encourages us to consider Jesus’ words to the Pharisees: “I want you to show mercy, not offer sacrifice” and what following those words might look like in our lives.
Pastor Jon Silva preaches on Luke 5:1-11 and reminds us that there are no prerequisites to God’s love, Jesus invites us to follow him as we are.
This missions Sunday we here from many different people about all the missions that our church supports around the world.
Kelly Cohoe preaches on Psalm 89:15 and Joshua 6 and starts by reminding us that when scripture says “Blessed are those who…” we should really pay attention to what it says next. In Psalm 89, it says “Blessed are those who have learned to acclaim you who walk in the light of your presence O Lord.” Pastor Kelly likens this acclaim to the shout that the people of Israel use to knock down the walls of Jericho in Joshua and encourages us to give a shout of faith when we encounter walls that might keep us from God’s plan for us.
Kelly Cohoe preaches on Isaiah 6:1-9 and uses Isaiah as an example of how to have vision. He further defines this vision in 3 points: a clear vision of God, a clear vision of ourselves, and a clear vision of our calling.
Pastor Kelly Cohoe preaches on Job 11:7-9 and teaches us of the incomprehensibility of God. He encourages us that we can know certain attributes of God that God reveals to us, but God in God’s entirety is unknowable.
Kaleb preaches from many different passages giving examples of how silence is important in prayer because it prepares a place for God to speak. He then teaches us that silence in prayer can also foster the gift of prophecy and encourages us with ways to practice this.
Kaleb preaches on Psalm 22 and uses it as an example of a prayer of lament. He then gives us a template based on the Psalms that we can use two write our own prayers of lament for when we feel like our life is falling apart.
Kaleb preaches on Psalm 8 and teaches us to start our prayers with praise. He then gives us a template based on the Psalms that we can use to give God a prayer of praise.
Kaleb preaches on Luke 18:9-14 and teaches us when and how to pray. He reminds us that we can pray anytime and teaches us that we should pray humbly and honestly.
Kaleb preaches from many different scriptures giving many examples of the “who” in our prayers when we pray with purpose. He explains that we pray to God the Father, in the name of Jesus the Son, with the help of the Holy Spirit.
Kaleb preaches on Genesis 16:1-13 and answers the question “Why do we pray?” by reminding us that God is listening and when God listens to us, God sees us.
