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In this sermon, Pastor Terry encourages us to believe that our breakthrough is coming soon. He highlights the importance of recognizing God's appointed timing in our lives, staying persistent in prayer, and standing firm against spiritual resistance. When we trust in His favor and remain faithful, we prepare ourselves for a season of blessing and grace that only God can bring.

Pastor Terry’s message looks at Daniel 10 to show how prayer can bring breakthroughs even when we can’t see the battles around us. He teaches that God hears us right away, but answers may take time, so we need to stay patient and keep praying. With God’s strength, we can keep going, knowing our prayers make a difference in an unseen spiritual fight

Pastor Anita's message emphasizes the power of praying God's Word back to Him, which connects us with His promises, aligns us with His will, and strengthens our faith. By seeking out His promises in Scripture and praying them, we set our spiritual compass to true north, allowing His priorities to shape our prayers. Trusting in the power of His enduring Word helps us pray with faith and expectancy, knowing He is faithful to fulfill what He has promised.

Pastor Tim’s sermon talks about how our choices help grow strong faith, using Daniel's story as an example. He reminds us to build our faith when life is good, stay faithful during hard times, and keep trusting God after the trouble passes. The main points are to read the Bible, pray, confess our sins, and wait patiently for God’s answers.

Pastor Terry's sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer rooted in God's Word, as demonstrated by Daniel in chapter 9. Daniel was driven to pray by recognizing God's promises, His steadfast character, and the lessons from Israel's history. The message calls believers to align their prayers with God's will, confess their sins, and trust in His faithfulness.

Pastor Kevin's sermon emphasizes that Christ unites us as one body, breaking down barriers to create unity in the church. He reminds us that we are God’s ambassadors of peace, entrusted with the ministry of reconciliation, and that we serve as God’s dwelling place, being built together in Christ. Just as roots strengthen a tree, Christ is our spiritual foundation, making us strong in unity.

Pastor Terry's message emphasizes the importance of being fully engaged in our faith by serving others and being part of a community, as Jesus modeled, while also sharing testimonies of how people are connected to the church. He challenges us to break out of spiritual complacency by actively using our God-given gifts and joining small groups for deeper fellowship. By doing so, we experience the fullness of God's purpose and blessings in our lives.

In this sermon, Pastor Terry emphasizes the importance of community, reminding us that we are all connected in Christ. Our friendships influence our growth—wise relationships lead to wisdom, while poor associations can bring harm. In life groups, we experience support, healing, and discover a greater purpose as we live out God’s love together.

In this sermon, Pastor Andria emphasizes that we are called to serve each other with love and humility as members of Christ's family, using the unique spiritual gifts God has given us. By serving, we not only strengthen and encourage the community but also experience God's blessings in our lives.

Pastor Terry's sermon highlights that believers are designed to connect, like puzzle pieces forming a complete picture, which makes us stronger together. He emphasizes the importance of finding our unique place in the body of Christ and the benefits of regular fellowship. Through scriptural references, he encourages prioritizing unity and connection, as this is essential for a healthy and growing church community.

In Pastor Terry's sermon, he teaches us to maintain joy by pursuing purpose, adopting Christ's mindset, and standing strong in faith. Using Paul's life as an example, Pastor Terry urges us to view our hardships as opportunities for God to bless others through us, trusting in His promises despite our circumstances.

In this sermon, Pastor Ben Randall defends the credibility of the Bible by addressing common objections and misconceptions, demonstrating its unparalleled popularity, literary excellence, diversity, harmony, and strong manuscript evidence, while also providing clarity on alleged contradictions.

Pastor Terry's sermon, "Bible Hacks," gave tips on how to read and understand the Bible better. He suggested picking a Bible version that's easy to understand, setting a regular time to read, and asking God for help in understanding it. He also shared useful tricks like paying attention to the bigger picture of what you're reading, avoiding distractions, and using tools like audio Bibles. Lastly, he introduced the SOAP method, which helps you remember what you read by focusing on Scripture, Observing what it says, Applying it to your life, and Praying about it.

Pastor Terry's sermon highlights the importance of reading and understanding the Bible. He explains that the Bible is inspired by God and helps us learn right from wrong. He suggests choosing a Bible translation that's easy to read, finding a quiet time and place to study, picking a study plan that works for you, and praying for guidance. He recommends starting with the book of Philippians.

This week's sermons highlighted Jesus' constant presence and understanding of our emotional state. Michael Brown shared the story of Zacchaeus to illustrate how Jesus seeks to transform our lives. Tanner discussed the Last Supper as a preparation for Jesus' crucifixion, comparing Jesus' sacrificial care for us to a scene from "The Lion King." Robinson emphasized that Jesus walks alongside us, even in difficult times, as seen in the story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus. Finally, Pastor Tim provided a summary of what we've learned in the series of sermons titled "Table Talk."

Pastor Simone and Pastor Tim shared their insights with us. Pastor Simone taught about the miraculous power of putting our gifts in Jesus' hands, who will multiply them, as seen in Luke 9, and emphasized understanding our identity in Christ by reading the Word. Pastor Tim focused on prioritizing Christ's presence in our lives, urging us to make the most of every opportunity, eliminate distractions, and value the infinite worth of knowing Christ, drawing from Luke 10, Psalm 27:4, and Philippians 3:7-8.

Jimmy Strasser emphasizes not judging others without firsthand experience and encourages the congregation to be "Pullers" through love, not "Pushers" through judgment. He concludes by urging them to "Pay It Forward" by inviting non-believers to church and fostering supportive friendships. Additionally, Pastor Andria Roberts discusses. Forgiving others without waiting for an apology, following Jesus' teaching of unlimited forgiveness in Luke 7. She urges the congregation to accept Jesus' forgiveness fully, commit to a local church, and show God's love through radical acts of kindness.

Dr. Langley’s sermon teaches that getting from God’s promise to its fulfillment requires trust, obedience, and patience. He uses Joseph's story to show how God uses our struggles to prepare us for His plans and encourages us to stay peaceful, rest, and trust in God’s timing. Dr. Langley reassures us that God values our willingness to surrender over being perfect and invites us to find rest in Jesus, believing that everything will work out for our good.

Pastors Terry and Anita explore the Bible's teachings about heaven, addressing key questions like seeing God, having physical bodies, and recognizing loved ones. They emphasize that heaven will be a place of joy, creativity, and fulfillment, with relationships and activities transformed in a redeemed universe. This series encourages living with an eternal perspective, drawing inspiration from the promise of a new heaven and earth.

Pastor Terry's sermon describes heaven as a beautiful place without pain or sadness, where people will have fun and meaningful things to do forever (Revelation 21:1-5). He says it's important to live thinking about heaven, trusting God, and being kind and generous (1 Timothy 6:17-19). He also asks everyone to think about if they believe in Jesus and are sure they will go to heaven (1 John 5:11-13).