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In this week's sermon, we start a new series called "Come to the Water." In said series, we will spend the Summer looking at different stories and ways in which water is used in the Bible. This week, we look at how Jesus is like water, and how we should go about approaching him as we do water.

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In this week's sermon, our friend and the director of the Waco Regional Baptist Association, Terry Johnston, joins us to talk about how the church should be both communal and missional and how the two coincide with one another.

In this week's sermon we continue our series "Yes, You" as we look at the little known character of John-Mark in the New Testament. Though John Mark doesn't get a lot of credit, he was a key part to the start of the early church. Often behind the scenes, there are many instances in which John-Mark was present and involved in major events. Just because someone isn't front and center doesn't mean that they aren't or can't do the Lord's work and further God's Kingdom.

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In this week's sermon we look at Joshua chapter 2 and how God was able to use Rehab, the very definition of an outsider, for his purpose and to further his kingdom. God uses people like Rahab to show that it is him who is working and doing the incredible things, not us. If God can use someone like Rahab, then all we have to do is be humble enough to allow him to use us.

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As we start a new series this week, "Yes, You," we look at David's battle against Goliath and how he was the least likely to succeed. But, he allowed God to work through him despite his own inadequacies and succeeded. We can also humbly go before GOd and allow hi to work in us, rather than trying to do things on our own and counting on ourselves.

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In this week's sermon we start a new series called "What's My Purpose?" In it, we will look at Luke 14-16, and start this week with chapter 14.

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