Elevate Retake
Elevate Retake is a look at faith as the continual everyday process of learning more about the Bible, ourselves, and our God.
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Real Life (opens the original)
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Join us as Pastor Anthony continues through the sermon series Real .
Real God (opens the original)
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Join Pastor Anthony as he continues through the sermon series Real .
Real People (opens the original)
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It is easy to hide behind a false sense of strength, but Jesus always makes room for the messy and the stuck. Launching the new series Real , this message explores John 5 and the healing at the pool of Bethesda to show why authentic faith starts with dropping our masks. Discover how bringing our real, imperfect stories to God allows our deepest wounds to become sources of healing for others.
Am I Like You Jesus? (opens the original)
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Join us for a special sermon from our guest speaker, Yando Chifwepa.
How The Church Works (opens the original)
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Ever feel like the church is a tool that’s stopped working, ready to be thrown in the trash? Before you give up on it, let’s take off the back, look inside the mechanics, and see what makes it run! In this episode, we dive into Acts 2:42 to examine the core, irreducible components of a thriving community: grounded biblical teaching, intentional and generous fellowship, and a vibrant life of worship. From fixing broken socket wrenches in the garage to the wild success of the Savannah Bananas, we
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