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Wisdom is a quality way deeper than just knowledge, it’s the ability to apply what we know to make wise decisions. One of the best ways to do this is to look at the life of Jesus. The more we grow in the areas that Jesus did, the more we grow in Godly wisdom. In this message, Pastor Josh Turner illustrates how seeking wisdom leads to a fulfilling and purposeful life. Learn what it means to live a life of wisdom, maturity, spiritual favor, and relational harmony.

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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
3:30 - Women's portrayal and violence concerns in the Bible.
7:20 - Discussing violence through the story of Jael in Judges.
15:45 - Highlighting Hagar's mistreatment and divine response in Genesis 16.
23:10 - Examples of divine wrath from Leviticus, Isaiah, and Psalms.
29:07 - Exploring contradictions in biblical teachings on salvation and faith.
34:10 - Insights into interpreting tricky passages.
42:40 - Importance of community in Bible study.
43:50 - Closing thoughts on reading the Bible together.

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In the book of Proverbs, parenting is a recurring theme, emphasizing the importance of guiding children to be more like Christ. Pastor Kenneth Mulkey explores these biblical principles in this message, offering practical methods for raising children. Whether you're parenting toddlers or adult children, this message provides valuable insights to navigate the challenges of raising kids in today's world.

Jesus’ resurrection isn’t just a story; it’s a reality that changed history. When we believe in Jesus, His resurrection power lives in us, transforming us from the inside out. In this Easter message, Pastor Harrison Conley reminds us of the power of the resurrection, which gives hope and purpose to our lives. The three simple truths he shares help us focus not just on Christ’s death on the cross but also on how he rose from the grave, which is the ultimate victory.

In this Good Friday message, Pastor Kenneth Mulkey reflects on Isaiah 53, often called the "redemptive chapter." This passage, written centuries before Christ's birth, prophetically outlines the Messiah's sacrificial journey. Through delving into Jesus' humble yet powerful life, we uncover the profound significance of substitution, suffering, and sacrifice. It's a deep dive into the heart of the Easter message that you won't want to miss. Join us as we reflect on the timeless truths of this sacred day.