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Pastor Tim Potter
Category: Morning Worship Series
January 14, 2018
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God’s Mercy for the New Year. A Look Forward: Celebrating the Church.

Knowing our history and considering the future both bring us closer to each other and the Lord.

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Pastor Kent Hobi
Category: Morning Worship Series
January 7, 2018
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A Pathway to Peace in 2018.

Psalm 3 and 4 show us David's struggle to find peace in threatening circumstances. Psalm 3 is his prayer about the physical threat of his son Absalom's coup. Psalm 4 is likely connected and addresses the threat of permanent harm to David's reputation. David's prayer, perspective, and poise are an example of how we can find peace regardless of our circumstances.

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Pastor Tim Potter
Category: Holidays & Special Services
December 31, 2017
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God’s Mercy for the New Year.

A Look Back: God Is Loyal to His People.

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Pastor Tim Potter
Category: Holidays & Special Services
December 24, 2017
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The Angels' Announcement.

Using proper names is very important at announcements of significant life events. When the angels announced Jesus' birth to the shepherds in Luke 2:10-14, the titles they used had intentional significance.

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Pastor Tim Potter
Category: Holidays & Special Services
December 17, 2017
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The Christmas Classroom.

We live in a culture of self-indulgence. Because of the pervasive influence of sin, humanity can't help but ruin ourselves even if we intend to do right. Titus 1:10-16 illustrates that Paul was writing to a pastor ministering in a similar society. False religious teachers in Crete had head knowledge of God without true heart knowledge, so their actions were ungodly. Both religious and irreligious people miss the mark because they seek to do things their own way.

Humanity left to itself always brings its own ruin personally and corporately. Paul's letter to Titus presents the solution: a body of true believers led by a good pastor-shepherd and sound doctrine taught by older examples.

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Pastor Kent Hobi
Category: The Incarnation of Christ
December 3, 2017
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Jesus’ birth in Bethlehem marks the fullness of time on God’s divine calendar.

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Pastor Tim Potter
Category: Not Ashamed
December 3, 2017
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The Impenetrable Love of God.

Romans 8 was written to believers who lived in a society experiencing relative peace and security, similar to what we experience in our day. Often this sense of security gives way to moral relativism. Regardless of society's views, Jesus is always the exclusive way to spiritual peace.

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Pastor Kent Hobi
Category: Morning Worship Series
November 26, 2017
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Thankfulness gives God a legitimate reason to display His power.

God responds to thankfulness because giving thanks is in line with what God seeks. The Psalms we will study today are imprecatory psalms and laments which show a mix of confidence and concern. They reflect a desire of the righteous for God to destroy His enemies and to vindicate His name. God still pursues these goals, but He does so differently in the church era. The paradox of a thankful heart in the midst of life difficulties is what pleases God no matter what time we live in.

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Pastor Larry Hobbes
Category: The Incarnation of Christ
November 19, 2017
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Preparing for a Savior
The incarnation of the Son of God came at precisely the right time in the exact place to the specific people that God had planned. Luke 1 recounts how God prepared the way for the Messiah’s arrival.

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Pastor Tim Potter
Category: Not Ashamed
November 19, 2017
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The Impenetrable Love of God.

Romans 8 concludes with a strong emphasis on the truth that God's children can experience no separation from the love of Christ. If God's love is enough to hold the whole body together, how much more so will it hold individual believers eternally secure! There are no people or circumstances that can separate us from God's love.

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