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Choose Honor | How to be Human (opens the original)
True meaning of Sabbath | How to be Human (opens the original)
How are we taking the Lord's name in vain | How to be Human (opens the original)
How to Be Human | Made in God’s Image, Not Shaped by Idols (opens the original)
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What might be shaping us into something less than the person God created us to be? John Wagler shares a message about the second commandment and the subtle ways idolatry takes hold in our lives. From good desires like work, relationships, and belonging to patterns of shame, comparison, control, and resentment, idols are created things we look to for what only God can give. Primary Scripture: Exodus 20:4-6 Want to get connected? Head here: fill out a connection card: https://bit.ly/3yN5cic instag
How to be Human | What are you worshipping most? (opens the original)
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What does your life reveal about the God you worship most, and do you trust that He wants to set you free? John Wagler teaches from the first commandment in Exodus 20, inviting us to consider how our view of God shapes every part of our lives. God introduces Himself as the One who brought Israel out of slavery, revealing that He sees, loves, hears, and frees His people. This message explores the rival gods we can place alongside Jesus, including success, political identity, control, money, and a
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