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Sermon audio from Hillside Evangelical Free Church on Whidbey Island.
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Let Your Repentance Be Genuine (Judges 10:6-18) (opens the original)
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What does genuine repentance actually look like? In Judges 10, Israel cries out to God after years of idolatry and oppression. But God’s response forces us to ask an uncomfortable question: Are we truly repentant, or are we simply sorry for the consequences of our sin? This sermon explores the difference between saying the right words and experiencing genuine heart change. True repentance doesn’t mean we become perfect or never struggle with sin again. It means that, by God’s grace, we turn from
Transitioning from Sobs to a Song (Habakkuk 2 & 3) (opens the original)
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What do we do when life doesn’t make sense, when our prayers seem unanswered, and when everything we fear appears to be coming true? Habakkuk begins his journey asking God, “How long?” But as he remembers who God is and what God has done, his fear gives way to faith. Even when the crops fail, the fields are empty, and the future looks hopeless, he can still say, “Yet I will rejoice in the Lord; I will be joyful in God my Savior.” This message reminds us that faith doesn’t mean pretending everyth
Taking Our Stand on Safe and Solid Ground (Habakkuk 1) (opens the original)
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What do we do when life doesn’t make sense? When we look around at injustice, suffering, and uncertainty and find ourselves asking, “Where are you, Lord?” In this message from Habakkuk 1, we see that God is not threatened by our honest questions. Like a loving Father, He invites us to bring our burdens, fears, and frustrations to Him and promises mercy and grace in our time of need. Habakkuk learned to find “safe and solid ground” by remembering who God is: the great I AM, eternal, personal, hol
Preaching and Enduring God's Word (2 Timothy 3:16-4:5) (opens the original)
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All Scripture is breathed out by God—and it is meant to do more than inform us. In 2 Timothy 3–4, Paul reminds Timothy that God’s word teaches, reproves, corrects, and trains us in righteousness so that we can be equipped for every good work. But what happens when Scripture tells us something we don’t want to hear? We live in a world filled with voices, opinions, podcasts, and teachers ready to tell us exactly what we want to believe. The challenge for every believer then is to remain tethered t
Living with Superlatives (3 John) (opens the original)
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In this message from 3 John, we explore the marks of a life that is walking faithfully with Christ. John points us toward the greatest source of joy: seeing God’s people walking in the truth. He also reminds us that following Jesus means partnering in the work of the gospel, supporting those who faithfully carry the good news. But 3 John also gives a warning about prideful, self-centered leadership and contrasts it with the kind of godly character seen in Demetrius—a life with a good testimony b
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