Purpose Church
God has a PURPOSE for each of us and we believe that we will discover our PURPOSE when we are part of a community, a family who are deeply devoted to knowing Jesus and being Known by Him.
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Sent - Unexpected Redirection - Amy Burkholder (opens the original)
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Have you ever had your plans interrupted and later realized God was redirecting you all along? This Sunday, we explored Acts 16:6-10 and Romans 15:1-7, where Paul's blocked paths led to one of the most significant moments in the spread of Christianity across Europe. God answers prayer with a yes, no, not yet, go, or grow. And he directs our steps all of the time or none of the time. There is no in-between. The closed doors, the delays, the unexpected detours -- none of it is wasted. You have not
Sent - Keep the Faith - Ps. Aaron Snow (opens the original)
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Following Jesus was never meant to be easy -- but the road is worth it. This week in our "Scent" series, we dove into Acts 13 and 14, where Paul and Barnabas modeled what it truly means to be sent. Stoned, expelled, plotted against -- and yet they turned around and went back through every city that tried to stop them. Why? Because the people they had witnessed to needed more than one encounter. They needed someone to return, strengthen, encourage, and remind them to keep the faith. Hardship is n
For the Sake of Others - Anna Abercrombie, Jonah Burkholder, London Snow (opens the original)
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What if the thing holding you back from your purpose is the one thing you have not yet surrendered? This Sunday, three young voices challenged us with a question that cuts deep: if the Holy Spirit called you today and set you apart, would you be ready? From Acts 13 to Romans 12, we were reminded that God cannot send what has not been surrendered. Paul's transformation from Saul to one of history's greatest missionaries did not happen overnight. It began with surrender, continued through renewal,
Scattered - Jesus People - Ps. Aaron Snow (opens the original)
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Before Antioch, followers of Jesus were called disciples, saints, believers, brothers, witnesses, followers of the Way. Then a city watched how they lived and gave them a new name. Not because of what they claimed. Because of how they moved through the world. Christians. Jesus People. Acts 11:26 records it happening for the first time in history. Ordinary, unnamed, scattered people responded to pressure with proclamation instead of retreat, and an entire city ran out of existing words to describ
Scattered - What's on the Other Side? - Ps. Aaron Snow (opens the original)
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What if the person you least want to talk to is the very one God has placed on your heart? In Acts 10, Peter is called to cross every boundary he knew -- and what waited on the other side of his obedience changed everything. God does not show favoritism. He accepts from every nation the one who fears him and does what is right (Acts 10:34-35). That includes the people on your list -- yes, even that one. You are only here because someone was willing to go to their uncomfortable Samaria for you. N
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