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In this sermon, Elder Tim Sherreitt explores Acts chapter 3, focusing on the miraculous healing of a man lame from birth and the powerful movement of the Holy Spirit in the early church. He discusses the challenges of understanding our place in such biblical narratives and emphasizes the importance of faith, perseverance, and the timing of God's will. Tim encourages listeners to trust in the Spirit's work, even when clarity is lacking, and to let perseverance complete its work in us, increasing our capacity for joy. He also highlights the necessity of repentance and pledging allegiance to Jesus, reminding us that we are objects of God's mercy. The sermon concludes with a call to live expectantly, trusting in God's good plans and blessings.

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In this episode, we delve into Acts 2:42-47, exploring the vibrant community life of the early church and its devotion to the apostle's teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. We contrast this with modern church experiences, urging a return to deeper commitment and unity. Through the illustration of geese flying in formation, we highlight the strength found in community and encourage active participation in the ongoing story of God's people. Join us as we discuss how each of us can contribute to and thrive within our faith communities.

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In this sermon we explore the transformative events of Pentecost as described in Acts 2. Pastor Ken highlights how the Holy Spirit's arrival marked the birth of the Church, empowering the apostles with God's power, presence, and promise. Through the symbols of wind, fire, and tongues, we see God's power bringing order out of chaos, His presence filling believers, and His promise uniting diverse nations. The sermon draws parallels between Pentecost and the Tower of Babel, emphasizing the reversal of confusion and division into unity and mission. Listeners are encouraged to embrace the Holy Spirit's work in their lives, recognizing that they have everything needed to fulfill God's calling.

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In this message, we explore Acts 1:12-26 and the early church's experience of waiting for the Holy Spirit. The sermon delves into the challenges of waiting in our fast-paced world and emphasizes the importance of waiting well, as demonstrated by the apostles. Through prayer, searching the Scriptures, and seeking the Holy Spirit's guidance, the early believers prepared for God's purposes. The sermon also discusses the selection of Matthias as an apostle and the lessons we can learn about decision-making and reliance on the Holy Spirit. Join us as we uncover how waiting can be a transformative experience that aligns us with God's eternal plans.

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In this new series we embark on a journey through the book of Acts, exploring the sequel to Jesus' life and teachings as recorded in the Gospel of Luke. The sermon emphasizes the core message of the church: Jesus' death and resurrection as the atoning sacrifice for our sins. It challenges us to let this message capture our hearts and propel us into action. Our mission, as outlined in Acts 1:8, is to be witnesses empowered by the Holy Spirit, sharing the transformative story of Jesus with the world. The urgency of our purpose is underscored by the promise of Jesus' return, reminding us that our lives should be dedicated to spreading His message. Join us as we delve into how we can continue the work Jesus began and fulfill our calling as His witnesses.

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This message explores the centrality of worship in the Christian life. Drawing insights from A.W. Tozer, John Piper, and Dallas Willard, we discuss how worship is not just a Sunday activity but the ultimate mission of the church. Through the story of Abraham and Isaac, we learn that worship involves supreme trust and obedience to God. We also explore how encountering God, experiencing community, and extending compassion are essential practices that shape us into true worshipers. Finally, we reflect on the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17, challenging us to live lives of gratitude and worship. Join us as we unpack these themes and consider how to embody them in our daily walk with Christ.

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In this sermon, we explore the importance of community in our spiritual journey. Drawing from Mark 2, the message highlights how genuine relationships and shared life experiences are essential for spiritual growth and healing. The sermon emphasizes the church's mission to help people encounter God, experience community, and extend compassion. Through personal stories and biblical insights, listeners are encouraged to engage deeply with their church family, fostering connections that reflect the love of Christ and transform lives. Join us as we learn how to love one another and live out our faith in meaningful community.

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In this sermon, Pastor Ken explores the importance of encountering God in our daily lives. He emphasizes the church's mission to help people find and follow Jesus, highlighting the need for personal encounters with God that transform and shape our lives. Through the story of Moses, Pastor Ken illustrates how God uses our past experiences to prepare us for His purposes. He encourages listeners to seek God with all their hearts, positioning themselves to encounter Him and respond to His call. The sermon invites believers to engage deeply with God, moving beyond mere belief to a life-changing relationship with Him.

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In this sermon, we kick off 2025 by focusing on the theme of "celebrate" and the importance of staying true to our church's mission and vision. Drawing parallels from the Apollo 13 mission, the sermon emphasizes the necessity of keeping our eyes on the right focus to avoid drifting off course. We explore the biblical foundation of the church, as Jesus first mentioned it in Matthew 16, and discuss the significance of being an assembly of believers on a shared mission. The sermon challenges us to be active participants in the Great Commission, making disciples and living on mission with Jesus. As we celebrate our church's 60th anniversary, we are called to unite in purpose, grow in our faith, and help others find and follow Jesus. Join us as we commit to being a church that thrives on mission and impacts our community for Christ.

Scriptures: Matthew 16:13-18, Matthew 18:20, Colossians 1:15-18, 1 Corinthians 14:26, Ephesians 4:12, Matthew 28:16-20, Luke 19:10

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