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We talk a lot about the characteristics and character of God. Agape love is the key to understanding God’s nature!
Scripture: John 3:16-24
(Recorded June 9, 2024)
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Fallingbrook Heights Baptist, the Church at the Centre
PODCAST
We talk a lot about the characteristics and character of God. Agape love is the key to understanding God’s nature!
Scripture: John 3:16-24
(Recorded June 9, 2024)
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Paul calls us to be rooted and established in agape love. If God himself is love, what does it mean to be rooted and established in love?
Scripture: Ephesians 3:14-21
(Recorded June 2, 2024)
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The very nature of God is agape love, not that he shows love, but that he is love! What does that tell us about God? What does that mean for Christians?
Scripture: 1 John 4:7-21
(Recorded May 26, 2024)
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When we have conflict, we are often quick to judge other people’s motives and thinking. This is a huge sin! We can prevent many an argument, misunderstanding and conflict by clarifying expectations.
Scripture: 1 Sam 16:7; Matt 7:1-3
(Recorded May 5, 2024)
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We all feel anger sometimes. We need to make sure to check our reasons and not even let righteous anger fester and poison our souls!
Scripture: Col 3:1-10
(Recorded April 28, 2024)
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Jesus himself experienced grief and loss. Through his submission to the Father, he wasn’t led around suffering, but was lead to life through suffering to resurrection.
Scripture: Hebrews 5:7-9
(Recorded April 21, 2024)
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In our culture, we tend to suppress uncomfortable feelings like grief and loss. But the Bible models taking these feelings, and the experiences that cause them, to God so that, through them, God can draw us closer to Him and shape our character to be more like His.
Scripture: Psalm 38:1-6; 142:1-7
(Recorded April 14, 2024)
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Welcome Rev. David Williams!
This week marks an exciting milestone as we extend a warm welcome to Pastor Dave Williams, who joins us for his inaugural Sunday as our pastor. We’re eager to embark on this journey together, embracing his guidance and wisdom as we navigate this transitional period in our congregation.
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The first week after Easter, often referred to as the Easter Octave, is a time of joy and celebration as we commemorate Jesus’ triumph over sin and death through resurrection. Despite this joy, we acknowledge the possibility of facing wilderness experiences, as Jesus did after his baptism. Pastor Dave’s message, “The Wilderness,” explores Jesus’ temptation in Mark 1:12-13. Just as Jesus emerged strengthened, we too can overcome. In Mark 1:35-37, Jesus prioritizes prayer despite demands. Let’s renew our commitment to prayer and trust in God’s provision during the Easter Octave, resisting temptation. Easter assures us that in the wilderness, Christ sustains and guides us, leading us to abundant life.
(Recorded April 7, 2024)
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