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- Sep 20, 2026
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Love The Word Like Jesus (opens the original)
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God’s Word isn’t just information—it’s meant to transform us. Pastor Jimmy Nimon teaches how consistently meeting Jesus in Scripture strengthens our faith and changes the way we live.
A Towel, Not A Throne (opens the original)
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Jesus didn’t just teach us how to love—He showed us. In this message, Nate Artz challenges us to lay down self-centeredness, pick up the towel, and love others through humility, surrender, and service.
Knowing Your Identity Like Jesus (opens the original)
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The world will try to define you by your past, failures, accomplishments, or the opinions of others—but God says something different. Pastor Steve Sabol shows us how Jesus lived from His identity and how we can find the same security in Christ.
Will You Follow Jesus? (opens the original)
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It’s possible to know about Jesus, serve around Jesus, and still never fully surrender to Him. Pastor Jimmy Nimon challenges us to move beyond comfortable Christianity and become wholehearted followers of Jesus.
Where Better Begins (opens the original)
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What if the better God has for you starts with simply trusting Him? Pastor Josiah Malinich challenges us to believe for better, fight for better, and let God be the builder of our lives. You may not know where He’s leading, but you can trust that He does.
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