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In his sermon on May 26, 2024, Dr. Phil Willingham discusses the profound impact of sin on our physical, psychological, and spiritual well-being, and emphasizes that wholeness begins with God. He highlights that our identity in Christ is received, not achieved, and transforms how we live, encouraging us to live for God rather than ourselves. This identity frees us from fear of the future, reminding us of the perfect peace and security we have in Christ. Additionally, understanding our identity in Christ eliminates the need to judge or compare ourselves to others, fostering a life focused on pleasing God and embracing our unique purpose.
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In his sermon, Dr. Phil Willingham emphasizes the importance of being firmly rooted and established in God's love. Drawing from Jeremiah 17:7-8 and Ephesians 3:14-21, he illustrates how believers, like trees planted by the water, can thrive and bear fruit even in challenging times. The sermon encourages believers to grasp the magnitude of God's love collectively, starting with their families and extending to their communities. Dr. Willingham highlights the need for encouragement and unity among the saints, as stated in Hebrews 10:24-25, and concludes by urging believers to trust in God's ability to exceed their expectations and inspire others through their faith.
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The sermon "Rooted in Obedience," delivered by Associate & Student Pastor Matt Willingham on May 12, 2024, illustrates the transformative power of obedience to Jesus by using the miracle of turning water into wine at the wedding in Cana. It emphasizes that obedience should stem from recognizing who Jesus is rather than what He can do. The act of filling waterpots, as Jesus commanded, symbolizes simple acts of obedience that lead to miraculous outcomes, ultimately manifesting God's glory and strengthening belief among His followers.
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Executive Pastor John Kilavos explores the dynamics of prayer and the importance of listening to God's voice in the sermon "Rooted," delivered on May 5, 2024. He emphasizes the necessity of recognizing God's voice, as outlined in scriptures like Psalm 5:1-3 and John 10:14-16, which serve as a guide for cultivating a deeper relationship with God. The sermon provides practical steps for effective communication with God, stressing continual, honest prayer about everything that matters to us, and the importance of listening for His responses to foster spiritual clarity and connection.
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Dr. Scott Hagan's sermon on April 21, 2024, titled "Daniel, Deities, and Dust," examines the profound vision of Nebuchadnezzar from Daniel 2:1 and 2:31-35. The sermon focuses on the symbolic image of a great statue with parts made of various materials, representing different kingdoms, which is ultimately shattered by a supernatural stone. This stone grows to fill the earth, symbolizing God's eternal kingdom, surpassing all earthly powers. Dr. Hagan emphasizes the theme of divine sovereignty and the transient nature of human empires compared to God's everlasting rule.
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"Off Course but Not Out of Control," a sermon delivered by Associate & Student Pastor Matt Willingham on April 14, 2024, discusses how to navigate life's tumultuous periods while keeping faith in God's overarching control. Drawing from Acts 23 and 27, it reassures that being in a storm does not mean being out of God's will or care and emphasizes trusting in God's guidance even when situations seem to spiral. The sermon encourages viewing challenges as opportunities to witness God's power to direct us toward unexpected destinations.
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