HeyJaredBible Baptist Church
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MISSION (opens the original)
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This message challenges us to wake up to the mission God has given us individually and collectively as the church. Through Ephesians 1 and the words of Jesus to His disciples, we are reminded that God has given His people the power of the resurrection and a beautiful mission: to go and make authentic followers of Jesus Christ and wake the world up to the hope, truth, and salvation found in Him. It is easy to become spiritually sleepy, distracted by the pressures of life, or apathetic toward the
Community Sunday (opens the original)
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This message from Genesis 6 uses the story of Noah and the flood to show us the incredible grace and mercy of God in the midst of a world marked by sin and judgment. Just as God provided Noah with a door of grace through the ark, God has provided a way of salvation through Jesus Christ, who declared, “I am the door.” The gospel is an invitation to leave behind the doors of self-righteousness, religion, self-improvement, and our own attempts to find salvation and instead walk through the only doo
When It All Goes Wrong (opens the original)
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This message from Lamentations 3 reminds us that life does not always go according to our plans, and when we face trials, suffering, and grief, we need to respond in a godly way. Through the example of Jeremiah, we see three things we can embrace in the midst of our suffering: hurt, hope, and healing. We can embrace our hurt by acknowledging our brokenness and recognizing our need for God, embrace hope by trusting in His unchanging character and the promises He has given us, and embrace healing
Concluding Exhortations (opens the original)
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This message from Hebrews 13 serves as a series of concluding exhortations for believers who have been reminded throughout Hebrews of the supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus Christ. The author moves from the great truths of the gospel into practical Christianity, calling believers to let brotherly love continue, show hospitality, care for those who are suffering, honor marriage, remain free from the love of money, trust God's presence, follow godly leaders, stand firm in the truth of God's Word,
A Kingdom That Cannot Be Shaken (opens the original)
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This message from Hebrews 12:18–29 reminds us that while the world around us may be shaken, those who belong to Christ have a Kingdom that cannot be shaken. The author contrasts Mount Sinai, where God's holiness brought fear, trembling, and separation, with Mount Zion, the heavenly city where believers have been welcomed through the finished work of Jesus Christ. Our confidence is not found in the stability of our circumstances or anything we can build for ourselves, but in the unshakable founda
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