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Cultivating a Heart of Grace | Rev. Wil Cantrell (opens the original)
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Jesus teaches that generous hearts produce generous actions and stingy hearts produce stingy actions. The first step to cultivating a generous heart is to develop a generous spirit. Generous of spirit develops when you begin to treat others better than they deserve because you recognize God treats infinitely better than you deserve. Paul and Jonah are good examples of our options for how to respond to God’s grace. Jonah knows God is gracious and resents it. He only serves God when he has no othe
Cultivating a Heart of Grace | Rev. Brooke Hartman (opens the original)
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Jesus teaches that generous hearts produce generous actions and stingy hearts produce stingy actions. The first step to cultivating a generous heart is to develop a generous spirit. Generous of spirit develops when you begin to treat others better than they deserve because you recognize God treats infinitely better than you deserve. Paul and Jonah are good examples of our options for how to respond to God’s grace. Jonah knows God is gracious and resents it. He only serves God when he has no othe
Cultivating a Heart of Worship | Rev. Brooke Hartman (opens the original)
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God created us to worship and placed a deep desire for worship in our hearts. Worship is defined by the New Testament as the “work of the people.” Our work for which we were created is to give glory to God. Through following God’s instructions for our communal worship – which include Bible teaching, songs of praise, and expressions of gratitude – we learn how to worship God with our whole lives. Scripture - Colossians 3:16, Psalm 22:23
Cultivating a Heart of Worship | Rev. Wil Cantrell (opens the original)
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God created us to worship and placed a deep desire for worship in our hearts. Worship is defined by the New Testament as the “work of the people.” Our work for which we were created is to give glory to God. Through following God’s instructions for our communal worship – which include Bible teaching, songs of praise, and expressions of gratitude – we learn how to worship God with our whole lives. Scripture - Colossians 3:16, Psalm 22:23
Grief and Godliness | Rev. Brooke Hartman (opens the original)
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David was no stranger to grief. His own son, Absalom tried to overthrow him. In the ensuing battles, one of David’s generals kills Absalom against David’s wishes. While David celebrates the restored kingdom, he also mourns his son. At the end of his life, David chooses Solomon to succeed him as king. His final advice to Solomon is to walk in God’s ways. In these instances, we once again see David’s heart for God. He mourns a wayward son just as God mourns wayward sinners. He sought to offer grac
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