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We continue our series in Philippians and dive into the idea that striving and competition rob us of our lasting joy. But by believing that God ACTUALLY loves you - we can further ground ourselves in a joy that weathers any storm. As always, the manuscript can be found over at Thesimpleton.org

Starting a brand new series - we are diving into a short study in the book of Philippians about Finding Joy! Not temporary happiness that comes and goes, but enduring JOY. Paul teaches us about getting our mentality right, by copying the attitude of Jesus as the starting point for chasing joy with our lives. Grab your bible and join us!As always, the manuscript can be found over at thesimpleton.org

The sermon "I Don't Have Much Hope For The Future" by Pastor JJ explores biblical teachings on hope, from Adam and Eve to Revelation. Pastor JJ envisions a perfected future in heaven without any negativity or curses. He challenges the audience to have genuine hope for the future, drawing from the faith of biblical heroes. The pastor encourages the congregation to hold on to hope in God's promises for a better future and not settle for the brokenness of the world.We're in Psalm 23:6, and Hebre...

Continuing into verse 4 of Psalm 23, we debunk the lie that "I Am Alone"God's word gives us incredible reassurance, but also confidence to face to the struggles of our life. No matter what you are dealing with - whatever your valley of deepest darkness might look like - God is WITH you. As usual, the manuscript can be found over at Thesimpleton.org

Continuing our series "The Lies I Tell Myself' we dive back into Psalm 23 and talk about identity and the definition of restoration. As always you can find the manuscript over at Thesimpleton.org

We continue our series about the Lies We Tell Ourselves, and we see how God's truth pushes back! We dive into Genesis, and learn a whole lot about sheep and shepherds in order to realize just how much God has emphasized our need for a rhythm of rest.As always, you can find the manuscript over at thesimpleton.org