Sermons


Dreaming God’s Dream
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Dreaming God’s Dream

Is it important for us to have dreams? The early years of Jospeh show us the importance of dreams but also the great dangers. Joseph’s dreams give him a glimpse of his future but it also fills him with great pride. God calls us to protect our dreams but also to receive them with humility and divine dependence.

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God’s Story: From Genesis to Revelation
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God’s Story: From Genesis to Revelation

Is the Bible just a series of stories or one great story with one ultimate hero? In Genesis we see the beginning of a great story that will slowly unfold throughout the Bible. The early pages of Genesis show us the storyline of Creation, Fall, Redemption and Restoration. God invites us to be part of this greater story as we begin this year.

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Longing for the King
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Longing for the King

We live in a turbulent age of conflict, division and uncertainty. Whether we are believers or atheists, we all long for something far greater. Advent is a season of longing for peace, healing and justice. All of our longings ultimately find fulfillment in the coming of Christ the true Shepherd, the true King, the true Prince of Peace.

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Philippians: Finding Joy in Every Season
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Philippians: Finding Joy in Every Season

We live in chaotic times where it’s easy to feel stressed and overwhelmed. Philippians teaches us how we can find joy even in the most trying seasons. God’s desire for his people is that our inner lives would be filled with the peace and joy that comes from God alone.

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THE LIFE OF DAVID
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THE LIFE OF DAVID

David was a young unassuming boy who was chosen by God to become the greatest king over Israel. David’s journey to kingship shows us the beauty of friendship and grace but also the perils of hidden pride. David is a wounded king who shows us the heights of God’s love but also the depths of humanity’s fallenness. David’s life ultimately points toward a more perfect King who will graciously rule the nations.

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