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There is much friendly debate amongst genuine Christians regarding the identity of the 144,000 in the book of Revelation. We decided to spend a whole evening addressing this issue because it can have dramatic ramifications for how one interprets the book of Revelation as a whole.
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The teaching team walks through Jonah 2 where Jonah prays to the Lord from the belly of the great fish. There is much for us to learn from this fascinating part of Jonah's story!
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Here is the outline to Scott's helpful message on this often misunderstood passsage.
The necessity of conversion (v 1-4)
Turn and become a child to enter in

Believers should be kindly received and not led into sin (v 5-6)
Direct temptation
Provocation
Our bad example

We must determine not to be stumbling blocks (v 7)
We must deal drastically with our sin (v 8-9)
We must not look down on other believers (v 10)
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The first four seals that Jesus, the Slain Lamb, opens are the four horsemen that we covered last week. We argued that the horsemen run throughout church history under Christ's sovereignty and bring conquest, bloodshed, famine, and death to a portion of mankind until Christ returns. In this message we see the fifth seal opened which shows the slain martyrs before the altar in heaven calling out for God's justice and then their prayer is answered at Christ's return as the sixth seal is opened and the Christ-rejecting world faces the terrifying "wrath of the Lamb."
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The teaching team began our brief series in Jonah on Sunday. When Jonah flees from the word of God, he also flees from the God of the word.
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The greatness and lowliness of…
Jesus on and off the mountain (v 1-9, 22-23)
John the Baptist in his Elijah-like ministry (v 10-13)
Jesus regarding the temple tax (v 24-27)
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