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Casual Atmosphere – Serious Faith – No Weird Stuff. If your life is as perfect as Ken and Barbie’s, then we’re probably not the church for you. Imperial Beach Church is for normal people and imperfect families with everyday issues. Sorry, no perfect people allowed.
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Wow | Kevin McPeak (opens the original)
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In the final week of Pray First... and Always, Pastor Kevin McPeak explores the fourth simple prayer: Wow. Sometimes we experience something so beautiful, powerful, or unexpected that words fail us. All we can say is, “Wow.” And that sense of marvel and wonder can become a prayer. Through Psalm 8, we discover that we can marvel at who God is, what God has done, why God cares for us, and what God will do. Creation points us toward His glory, but even more remarkable is that the God who created ev
Sorry | Guy Johnson (opens the original)
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Why is it so hard to say, “I’m sorry”? In week three of Pray First... and Always, we continue through four simple prayers: Help, Thanks, Sorry, and Wow. This week, we look at SORRY and discover how confession can move us out of hiding and into the freedom, forgiveness, and healing God offers us. Pride, fear, justification, and shame can all keep us from being honest about the places where we’ve fallen short. But 1 John 1 reminds us that we don’t have to hide in darkness. When we confess our sins
Thanks | Guy Johnson (opens the original)
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What if gratitude is more than something we feel when life goes our way? What if it’s something we can actually learn to practice in every season? In week two of Pray First… and Always, we continue our journey through four simple prayers: Help, Thanks, Sorry, and Wow. This week, we focus on THANKS and discover one of the biggest obstacles to gratitude: entitlement. The mindsets of “I want it now” and “I deserve more” can quietly rob us of joy and keep us from recognizing what God has already giv
How the Story Ends | Kevin McPeak (opens the original)
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Every story has an ending, but the ending often reveals what the story was really about all along. As we conclude God Intended It For Good, we look at the final chapter of Joseph's life and uncover the truth that carried him through betrayal, suffering, success, and restoration. Joseph's story reminds us that unresolved guilt can distort our view of God's grace, but God's forgiveness is complete through Jesus. We also discover Joseph's secret: trusting that God is in control, believing He can us
Free From What They Did | Kevin McPeak (opens the original)
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Forgiveness can be one of the hardest parts of following Jesus, especially when the wound is deep or the person we need to forgive is ourselves. In Week 6 of God Intended It For Good, Kevin McPeak looks at Joseph’s reunion with the brothers who betrayed him and how forgiveness changed who held the power in his story. Through Joseph’s example, we discover that our wounds don’t have the power to define us, our offenders don’t have the power to write our ending, and revenge doesn’t have the power t
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