Key texts: Titus 1:5-7
Speaker: Dru Lattin
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What does it mean to be a “church leader?” How old do you need to be to be an elder? Are pastors really supposed to be more holy than “regular” Christians? Dru explores these questions and more in his ongoing series from Titus.
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Speaker: Elv Graber
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When disaster strikes, the immediate impact is devastating. But recovery can take much longer. In this follow up to his previous message, Elv shares how we can recover from spiritual disasters. With personal stories, he shows that rebuilding trust and finding hope takes time, but is worth it.
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Speaker: Elv Graber
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Big projects require big vision – but just as important – if not more so – they require people committed to work together. In this timely message, looks at the Nehemiah and how God’s people were able to work together for the good of all.
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Key texts: 1 Corinthians 14:26-40
Speaker: Dru Lattin
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Around the world, churches meet together every week to worship. Though all true churches are meeting to exalt Christ and learn of him, there’s still a lot of diversity in how each group does this. Is this okay?
In this message, Paul concludes his discussion of church practice, and provides two simple principles for how we should worship together. Listen below to hear what they are, and what it looks like in our church.
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Key texts: 1 Corinthians 14:20-25
Speaker: Dru Lattin
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Among Christians, there are few topics more controversial – and yet central to our experience – than prophecy. In this message, Dru explores the practice in the Bible, focusing on Paul’s teaching to the Corinthian church.
Despite the confusion and conflict, it is important that we understand prophecy. When we embrace this gift to the church, Paul shows that we will be marked as a people that God is truly with.
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This week we had the privilege to hear testimonies. from two young couples. Along with their encouraging stories of God’s work in their lives, we formally welcomed them as part of our fellowship.
Key texts: 1 Corinthians 14:1-19
Speaker: Dru Lattin
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Continuing with 1 Corinthians, Dru tackles the sometimes-confusing issue of speaking in tongues. After a historical overview of this spiritual gift, he looks at the motivating principles behind how speaking gifts are to be used in the church. Paul called Corinth to “seek to excel in building up the church.” We should do no less.
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