Haven Community Church Podcast Haven Community Church - Pastor Jack Cohen

Scripture: James 1:2-4 (NIV)
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In a world marked by pain, brokenness, and uncertainty, the pursuit of joy can seem elusive. Yet, as Christ followers, joy is for us. Jesus Himself declared, “I want your joy to be complete.” But how do we live a life completely filled with joy? Is it even possible?

Join us for “The Joy Challenge,” a transformative sermon series where we embark on a 30-day journey to intentionally choose joy. Together, we’ll explore what joy truly means, dispelling misconceptions and discovering its divine essence. Joy isn’t merely an emotion tied to our circumstances; it transcends personality and situational challenges. Through biblical insights, practical wisdom, and shared experiences, we’ll learn to embrace joy as a gift from God—one that can change the trajectory of our lives.

Get ready to shift your perspective, cultivate gratitude, and find joy even in the midst of difficulties. It’s time to unlock the joy that awaits us beyond our personalities and circumstances. Are you up for the challenge? Let’s choose joy together!

Scripture: Jeremiah 29:11
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The Bible includes a lot of good advice for living. People quote their favorite Bible verses to encourage each other, but sometimes those verses are taken out of context. What happens when that message gets messed up and twisted? Over the next three weeks, we will cover three of the most misconstrued verses in the Bible as we get to know the background of the verses, what they really mean, and how to find the depth of God’s message through them. Verse in this series include, “For I know the plans I have for you…” (Jeremiah 29:11); “Ask anything in my name…” (John 14:14); and “Do not judge, or you too will be judged…”(Matt 7:1-2).

Scripture: Matthew 7:1-2
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The Bible includes a lot of good advice for living. People quote their favorite Bible verses to encourage each other, but sometimes those verses are taken out of context. What happens when that message gets messed up and twisted? Over the next three weeks, we will cover three of the most misconstrued verses in the Bible as we get to know the background of the verses, what they really mean, and how to find the depth of God’s message through them. Verse in this series include, “For I know the plans I have for you…” (Jeremiah 29:11); “Ask anything in my name…” (John 14:14); and “Do not judge, or you too will be judged…”(Matt 7:1-2).

Scripture: John 14:13-14
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The Bible includes a lot of good advice for living. People quote their favorite Bible verses to encourage each other, but sometimes those verses are taken out of context. What happens when that message gets messed up and twisted? Over the next three weeks, we will cover three of the most misconstrued verses in the Bible as we get to know the background of the verses, what they really mean, and how to find the depth of God’s message through them. Verse in this series include, “For I know the plans I have for you…” (Jeremiah 29:11); “Ask anything in my name…” (John 14:14); and “Do not judge, or you too will be judged…”(Matt 7:1-2).

Scripture: Romans 8:31-32, 35, 37 (NIV)
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When you truly understand who you are, you’ll discover what you’re meant to do. But when you gaze into the mirror, what reflection do you see? Are you a masterpiece or a mess? A struggler or a survivor? Join us as we discover what God’s reveals about your true identity in the message series, “I Think I Am…?

Scripture: Matthew 5:13-16 (NIV)
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When you truly understand who you are, you’ll discover what you’re meant to do. But when you gaze into the mirror, what reflection do you see? Are you a masterpiece or a mess? A struggler or a survivor? Join us as we discover what God’s reveals about your true identity in the message series, “I Think I Am…?