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Worth Fighting for
Sermon Series: War Stories Message Focus: Understanding conflict through a biblical lens, beginning with Abram in Genesis 14. Reasons for War: Key Takeaways from the life of Abram: Application for Today:
Youth Sunday
The Courage of Faith (by Matthew Phillips) Running Toward God’s Mercy (by Wyatt Wooden)
An Unusual Request
Sermon Notes: A Prophet’s Life – The Story of Hosea Introduction: Marriage as an Illustration The Message of Hosea God’s Redeeming Love Application: What does your story tell?
Nice House
Sermon Notes: A Prophet’s Life (The Book of Haggai) Overview Andy Bratton explores the Old Testament book of Haggai, a brief but powerful message focusing on the importance of divine priorities. The central theme centers on the people of Judah returning from exile, who had prioritized building their own comfortable homes while leaving the Temple of the Lord in ruins. Key Takeaways Practical Application
Jeremiah
The message presented by Jeff Badgero, who takes on the persona of the biblical prophet Jeremiah, focuses on a call for repentance and turning back to God. Key themes in the message include:
Try Something New
Sermon Series: A Prophet’s Life Sermon Title: Try something new Key Scripture: See Below Speaker: Andy Bratton Isaiah 1:1-4 Isaiah 31:1-3 Isaiah 39:5-8 Isaiah 43:19; 53 The gospel is a new message, about a new Savior, that forgets the past, and puts us in God’s favor.
A Curious Calling
Key Scripture: See Below Speaker: Andy Bratton 1 Kings 19:4,15-16 1 Kings 19:19-21 2 Kings 2:9 2 Kings 13:14-19 How we respond to God’s calling is reflected in our prayers to be used by God.
Our Unchanging Ever-Changing God
This sermon, titled “Our Unchanging Ever-changing God,” kicks off a fall series called “A Prophet’s Life” by examining the life of the Old Testament prophet Elijah. Senior Minister Andy Bratton uses Elijah‘s narrative to explore how believers can navigate emotional highs and lows by maintaining a steadfast relationship with God. Key themes include: Ultimately, the message serves as a reminder that God remains unchanging even amidst the shifting circumstances of life, urging the congregation to transform their worry into worship How COVID has affected us
And Then There was One
The sermon focuses on the theme of unity and the call for the church to return to its New Testament roots as described in Acts 2. Andy explores the following key points:
The Red Sea
The Red Sea focuses on the story of the Israelites’ escape from Egypt and their crossing of the Red Sea as a powerful lesson on faith and God’s sovereignty. Mark McCool emphasizes several key themes: Ultimately, the message serves as a call for the congregation to trust in God’s promises, stand firm in their faith, and remember that God is always fighting for His people, even when the details of His plan are not yet known.