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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).

Pastor Terry talks about what happens right after a believer dies. He explains that angels take them to heaven, they join in amazing worship, and look forward to a new heaven and earth. He also shares how heaven is real, full of relationships, and has great rewards, encouraging us to live with an eternal perspective and focus on what really matters forever.

In Pastor Terry's sermon, he talked about how everyone will face death and judgment, and how what we believe about the afterlife affects how we live. He explained that heaven is our real home and cleared up myths about it being boring or like an endless church service, highlighting God's promise of a new, transformed creation. He also mentioned that some important things, like sharing about Jesus and helping others with our resources, can only be done while we are still on earth.

Pastor Terry's sermon talks about the different outcomes of going to heaven or hell after we die, showing that what we believe shapes our destiny. It explains Jesus' teachings about how serious hell is and highlights that salvation through Jesus' sacrifice is both necessary and possible. By choosing to follow Jesus, we can avoid hell and receive eternal life in heaven.

In this sermon, Pastor Terry emphasizes that death is inevitable and what we believe shapes how we live and where we spend eternity, referencing Hebrews 9:27 and Psalm 139:16. Using the story from Luke 16:19-31, he illustrates the importance of choosing the narrow path to eternal life, as advised by Jesus in Matthew 7:13-14

Pastor Kevin Goff's sermon emphasizes the Holy Spirit as our constant friend and divine helper, guiding us and empowering us to live with boldness and without fear. By knowing and trusting the Holy Spirit, we experience God's active presence in our lives, providing comfort, direction, and strength.

The sermon "Living a Clockwise Life" discusses the importance of living intentionally and wisely, drawing parallels between the precision of a clock's movement and the calculated approach needed in life. Using Ephesians 5:15-17 as a foundation, Pastor Anita emphasizes the importance of making our days count by living intentionally and in alignment with God's will.

In Pastor Terry's message, he encourages us not to settle for just being okay, but to keep pushing forward even when things are tough. He talks about how it's really important to be strong, keep trying, and believe in ourselves, just like Jesus did. He also talks about something called the "Adversity Quotient," which is like a superpower that helps us face challenges with courage and determination.

In Pastor Terry's talk, he tells us not to be okay with just okay. He uses a story about Jacob and Laban to show why we should keep trying for the best things God has for us. He says it's important to keep going even when things get tough, and to trust that God will keep his promises.

Pastor Chris talks about tough things like fights and not having enough money, and he says we can get stronger with God's help. He tells us to talk to God, not worry too much, and trust that God will help us when things get tough.

In this sermon, Pastor Terry talks about how it's important to look at things as they really are and to cheer ourselves up when things get tough. He also says we should stick together with our families and friends to be strong together when problems come our way.

In a sermon titled "REAL REDEMPTION" based on John 8:1-11, Pastor Barry Smith emphasizes Jesus' forgiveness and freedom offered to a woman caught in adultery, contrasting it with religious condemnation, urging believers to extend grace and assuring those burdened by condemnation of Jesus' offer of forgiveness and freedom to all.

This teaching highlights the theme of rescue in our lives, paralleling everyday situations with the ultimate rescue by Jesus Christ.

Pastor Terry's sermon highlights the transformative power of generosity, aligning believers with God's promises of blessings and abundance, inviting them to embody this principle for personal growth and eternal rewards.