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2/28/2010 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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The war Peter fought while standing in the High Priest's courtyard is a war we all fight: the war between the good that we want to do and the sinful nature that won't go away.
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2/21/2010 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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From a human perspective, the arrest of Jesus appears to be one of Jesus' weakest moments. But John gives us several clues that even during His arrest, Jesus was still Lord.
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2/14/2010 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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One of the biggest obstacles to a life of generous giving is worry. When we worry, we don't give. Jesus attacks worry by urging us to have faith that God will provide.
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2/7/2010 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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Giving is good. God promises that a life of generosity is in our best interest. This message looks at some practical suggestions for approaching giving in your life.
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1/31/2010 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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God owns everything. He hasn't ceded his ownership to us. Instead, he makes us stewards, entrusting us with his stuff with the expectation that we will use it to his benefit.
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1/24/2010 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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Jesus tells us to 'seek God first.' In particular, He is talking about how we use our money. This message looks at the ways money tries to take God's place, and how the Bible says we can keep God a priority.
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1/17/2010 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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Jesus' challenges us to make the smart long-term investment by putting our money with God rather than spending it on earthly things that will not last.
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1/10/2010 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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When it comes to money, Jesus says the most important thing is the heart. This is the first in a series based on Matthew 6.
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12/27/2009 |
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Jay Van Gelder |
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What aroma are you giving off? Do people smell Jesus when they are around you?
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12/20/2009 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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What did Christmas look like from the perspective of the angels? This first-person sermon attempts to view the story as Gabriel, God's messenger, would have.
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12/6/2009 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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How did Joseph feel as he waited for Mary to give birth? This first person monologue attempts to imagine how he must have experienced thenews that Mary was pregnant.
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11/29/2009 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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A first-person monologue from the perspective of Zechariah, the father of John the Baptist.
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11/22/2009 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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The last in our series on 1 Corinthians 13 this message talks about how to fight for a loving relationship that will stand the test of time.
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11/15/2009 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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It may sound naive, but the Bible calls us togive the benefit of the doubt to people. Unless we have evidence to the contrary, we should believe the best about people. This message tells us how.
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11/8/2009 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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The Bible says: 'Love keeps no record of wrongs.' This message talks about what forgiveness is not and seeks to understand what we are being called to in our day to day relationships.
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11/1/2009 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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Love...is not self-seeking. While our culture tells us to look out for number 1, the Bible challenges to sacrifice for the sake of others.
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10/25/2009 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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THe Bible says that love does not boast, is not proud, and is not rude. In other words, loving people are humble people. This message considers the humility of Jesus and offers some practical steps for increasing humility.
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10/18/2009 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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Kindness is doing good to others even if they don't do good to you. The Bible says love is kind. This sermon talks about how we can increase our kindness.
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10/11/2009 |
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Russell Muilenburg |
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More than wishing the bus would arrive, patience is the ability to bear with circumstances and people that are difficult. Love is 'not easily angered.' This message has five suggestions for increasing patience.
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