Pastor Eric dives into Ephesians two - challenging us about how the gospel takes us from death to life! Isn't that backwards? Listen, and see!
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Christianity & Politics – Part Two
It is easy to get swept up in the culture's definitions of what is important. Let the Word be our guide for life, and let our identity be found in God our Savior!
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Christianity & Politics – Part One
What's a Christian to do? Every issue seems to be a political one these days. How does a person keep peace when their identifying party says to fight? Pastor Scott helped us see things differently this week!
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Take Stock
We need to recognize the resources that we have in Christ--take stock of what we have at our fingertips, if we just avail ourselves to them!
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Spiritual Blessings
As Christians, we often focus too much on what we want, and not enough on what we have. We have so many spiritual blessings - this message highlights a few of them.
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Introduction to Ephesians
The first few verses of Ephesians 1 are rich in theology! We are introduced to the author and recipients of the Book, and a host of rich truths!
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Keep the Light Burning
Our passion for things and people wanes as time goes by, sometimes. Even for the Lord, our passion wanes. Pastor Scott shares how we can fight against this tendency, and be sure that the lamp of our church keeps burning!
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Younger or Older? Which am I?
Titus 2 exhorts the older generation to teach the younger generation - but what constitutes being older? Pastor Scott shares with us the qualities and the responsibilities of the older and younger generations.
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Intentional WHAT??
In order for true biblical community to happen, we need to intentionally be vulnerable. This isn't a popular concept in our culture! Pastor Scott shares with us the value of it, and a strategy for how to actually make it happen.
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The Context for One-Anothering
Can I just use the one-another principles to help me a better person at my job? Pastor Scott shares with us what God had in mind for the context in which we work out our faith by following the one another commands.