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Jericho Road Church, Irvine - Messages Jericho Road Church, Irvine
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- Religion & Spirituality
Our Sunday teachings are meant to inspire, instruct and invoke a passion for Christ's call upon our lives. While a 'memorable' or a 'thought-provoking' message can aid in the process, ultimately sermons are meant to create obedience in our lives, by making sense of our world from a God-given perspective. May they inspire in your transformation process!
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Health: Mental Health - Colossians 3:1-2; Romans 8:5-6; Proverb 28:26; Psalm 139:23-24; Proverb 3:5-6; Romans 12:2; Philippians 4:8
We return to our series on "Health" this week with a message titled "Mental Health". This will be a look at what Scripture says we should do with our minds and what the healthy mind of a Christian looks like.
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Celebrate 2024 - Hebrews 10:19-25
A special service celebrating graduations, promotions, those who served, and those who are going to serve.
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Health: Emotional Health - Psalm 77:1-22
Youth Pastor Trevor continues our series on Health. This week he will be discussing the important topic of Emotional Health and discovering that one important part of emotional health is the appropriate expression of our emotions, and responding to those emotions with God's truth.
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Health: Spiritual Health - John 15:1-11
Youth Pastor Trevor kicks off a new series this week on Health. He begins with a message on how to maintain our Spiritual Health.
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Honor Your Father and Mother - Matthew 15:1-6; Exodus 20:12
Dr. Sunukjian will be speaking on the topic: “Honor Your Father and Mother,” drawing from Matthew 15:1-6. The message will focus on the importance of honoring our aged parents, emphasizing our responsibility to ensure their financial sufficiency during their latter years.
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Made To Worship: Worshipping Beyond the Music - Psalm 77:11-12; Philippians 4:18; Romans 12:1
As we conclude our series "Made To Worship", our College+ Pastor Peter explores the theme, "Worshipping Beyond the Music".
We will delve into three specific ways we can worship God beyond music: through remembering His deeds, giving generously, and serving others selflessly.
These practices allow us to embody our worship in our daily actions and interactions, thus honoring God not just with our lips but with our lives.