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In His Time / Ecclesiastes 3 / Glenn Lawson (opens the original)
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As we read through chapter 3 of Ecclesiastes, Pastor Glenn Lawson preaches on an important bit of Christian wisdom: God is God and we are not, and we must learn to trust Him and yield to His timing and plans for our lives.
Is This It? / Ecclesiastes 1&2 / Glenn Lawson (opens the original)
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As we begin studying the book of Ecclesiastes, Pastor Glenn Lawson expounds upon King Solomon's writings, focusing on the inability of worldly goals and successes to bring true satisfaction into the hearts of people.
Mercy for Me, Not for Them / Jonah 4 / Glenn Lawson (opens the original)
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As we conclude our study on the Old Testament book of Jonah, Pastor Glenn Lawson shows God's extreme patience in His dealings with the disobedient prophet who has become angry at God's mercy towards the city of Nineveh.
Unashamed of Jesus / Romans 1:16-17 / Vaughn Perez (opens the original)
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On this Generation Sunday, Pastor Vaughn Perez uses Paul's words in Romans to exhort the youth to be unashamed of their faith in Jesus Christ, the power of the Gospel, and the joy that comes from making Jesus your Lord.
I'm Turning / Jonah 3 / Glenn Lawson (opens the original)
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In chapter 3 of Jonah, God shows mercy to Jonah and gives him a second chance after his prior disobedience, and this results in a city-wide revival. Pastor Glenn Lawson uses this example to study the meaning of true repentance--not only turning away from sin, but also deciding to follow Jesus.
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