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God is moving you to live for something more.

From Series: "Forgotten Family - Brookside"

In a world consumed with the next new thing, we don’t always take time to look back and remember from where we’ve come. Even more than the stories of triumph in our personal lives or the places we’ve lived in times past, our family history is a window into who we are, and when we forget our family, we lose a crucial part of our identity. This summer we’re studying some of the forgotten stories of our faith family throughout Scripture to remember who we are as God’s people on a deeper level. Join us as we not only remember what God has done before but how He is continuing to work today!

More Messages from Bill Gorman

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Luke is clear: the God who encounters Lydia is the same God who encounters us today. He’s alive and well. He’s on the move. Lydia’s story is a vehicle for how we encounter the God who is on the move, and Lydia provides for us a wonderful example of how he moves in us in three different ways.

From Series: "Forgotten Family - Downtown"

In a world consumed with the next new thing, we don’t always take time to look back and remember from where we’ve come. Even more than the stories of triumph in our personal lives or the places we’ve lived in times past, our family history is a window into who we are, and when we forget our family, we lose a crucial part of our identity. This summer we’re studying some of the forgotten stories of our faith family throughout Scripture to remember who we are as God’s people on a deeper level. Join us as we not only remember what God has done before but how He is continuing to work today!

Related Topics: hospitality

More Messages from Ben Beasley

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What God has called you to do on Monday matters. Our work is a vital form of worship. Our primary place of worship is not on Sunday morning, but on Monday morning wherever God has called you to serve him and serve others. And what you are called to do in your work world shapes you and can be used greatly to expand Jesus’ kingdom not only in your workplace, but in the broader kingdom of God.

From Series: "Forgotten Family - Leawood"

Related Topics: generosity, hospitality, work

More Messages from Tom Nelson

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"If I’m just successful enough. Good enough. Obedient enough. If I vote the right way or care enough about the right things. If I get enough likes. If I’m popular enough. Attractive enough." On and on and on. We constantly try to plead our case before others. And before God. But that’ll ruin you. Just like it ruined Uzziah. God is not impressed! You cannot be your own mediator, and it is only pride that makes you think you can. Jesus, our priest and king. He takes our leprous hearts and makes us whole. Welcomes us into the very presence of God. With awe and wonder. Breaking us of our pride. Freeing us from our endless strivings. And giving us everything we need for joy.

From Series: "Forgotten Family - Olathe"

In a world consumed with the next new thing, we don’t always take time to look back and remember from where we’ve come. Even more than the stories of triumph in our personal lives or the places we’ve lived in times past, our family history is a window into who we are, and when we forget our family, we lose a crucial part of our identity. This summer we’re studying some of the forgotten stories of our faith family throughout Scripture to remember who we are as God’s people on a deeper level. Join us as we not only remember what God has done before but how He is continuing to work today!

Related Topics: failure, humility, pride

More Messages from Nathan Miller

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Peering into Uzziah’s life can teach us a lot about the pitfalls of success. Success can be more dangerous to your soul than failure. While failure can be a fertile ground for destruction, success can be also. Success can lead to pride, and pride is blind. Pride is unaware of the spiritual rot it can grow inside of us. We can often feel that our success is of our own doing, our brilliance or our hard work. In this way, pride forgets God. However, every bit of good in us, comes from God. We need to always remember the giver. Pride can also ignore limits leading us to believe we have no limits leading to our own detriment. Are we aware and embracing the limits God has given us?

From Series: "Forgotten Family - Shawnee"

In a world consumed with the next new thing, we don’t always take time to look back and remember from where we’ve come. Even more than the stories of triumph in our personal lives or the places we’ve lived in times past, our family history is a window into who we are, and when we forget our family, we lose a crucial part of our identity. This summer we’re studying some of the forgotten stories of our faith family throughout Scripture to remember who we are as God’s people on a deeper level. Join us as we not only remember what God has done before but how He is continuing to work today!

Related Topics: failure, humility, pride

More Messages from Brent Nelsen

Call To Prayer Event - January 7. 2021

From Series: "A Call to Prayer"

Call to Prayer Event - January 7, 2021

Related Topics: arrogance, Audience of One, grace, judgment, kindness, Kingdom of God, neighborly love, obedience, peace, politics, prayer, rebellion, Selfless, unity

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