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Three words that sound impossible: "Rejoice always." But when we remember who God is — unchanging, all-powerful, and faithfully working all things for our good — we discover that rejoicing isn't just possible, it's a command we can actually keep.
Church leadership can feel like a mystery to many believers. This sermon walks through Paul's teaching to the Thessalonian church, unpacking the God-given roles of church leadership and what it means to honor those who serve.
Brian Clark kicks off Man Month by reminding us that boldness starts with belonging—to Christ and to His body. Discover why a father's faith impacts his entire family.
Jesus Christ is the perfect example of humility, service, and obedience. This sermon explores how we are called to follow His example in a world that prizes self-promotion and personal glory.
Images are powerful — they can inspire us, anger us, or drive us to despair. But understanding whose image we bear changes everything. This sermon explores what it means to be created in God's image and how we can reflect that image in a world full of competing voices.
What does it look like to live as a Christ-follower in a chaotic world? Romans 12 gives us clarity when everything else feels confusing. This message walks through three specific callings: represent Jesus Christ, be reasonable, and be a peacemaker.
As we emerge from one of the most disruptive seasons in recent memory, Pastor Josh White reminds us that God has given us exactly what we need to navigate any crisis: peace in Jesus, the certainty of trouble in this world, and the victory that is already ours through Christ.
In Philippians 2:1-4, Paul gives us three actions for unity: consider others more significant, look out for your own spiritual interests, and look out for the interests of others. Discover what it means to truly be a teammate in the body of Christ.
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Using an unforgettable analogy of metal shavings and marbles, Pastor Josh White reveals what true Christian unity looks like—and why forced unity never lasts.