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This week, Ethan guides us through the fundamental pillars of Christian faith, offering insights for both new believers and seasoned followers alike. From the outset, forgiveness of sins marks the starting point, followed by the obedient act of baptism in water. Moreover, embracing the Holy Spirit's empowerment, active involvement in a church community, and steadfast commitment to spiritual growth underscore essential aspects we must prioritize on our journey of faith.

This week we witness the journeys of Paul and his companions, where service to others becomes the cornerstone of their mission. Through service, we discover a profound sense of confidence that stems from being part of a supportive community. Service redirects our focus from self-consumption to selfless contribution.

When spreading the gospel, waiting for people to come to us isn't enough; we must take the initiative to reach out to them wherever they are. God's Word knows no bounds. While we're accountable for our obedience and commitment to sharing the gospel, the ultimate outcome rests in God's hands. May this truth encourage you to step out boldly in faith, knowing that God's sovereignty is at work in every encounter and situation. Who is God calling you to?

This Mother's Day Pastor Byron walks us through the timeless wisdom of Proverbs 31. Proverbs 31 is poetry, not a performance review. The Proverbs 31 woman serves as a timeless example, not of flawlessness, but of faithfulness and resilience in the face of life's challenges. Her strength, dignity, and wisdom are not products of human effort but flow from her deep-rooted trust in God and His provision.

The Spiritual Discipline Of Prayer w/ Tara Marshall by Redemption Church

Not everything will be what you think or the way you see it. Paul and Silas encountered various challenges, from confronting a possessed girl to enduring imprisonment. Yet, through their unwavering faith and praise, they witnesses the unexpected. You can always rely on God not only to meet your expectations, but exceed your expectations, even in the face of adversity.