HeyJaredSermons - Pine Street Chapel
This podcast features weekly messages given during the Lord's Day morning ministry meeting at Pine Street Chapel.
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What Do You See When You Look at Jesus? (opens the original)
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Brother Luke Harriman shared these thoughts on what people saw when they looked at the Lord Jesus in His sufferings. While some saw only a man worthy of mockery and contempt, others saw One worthy of their full devotion. May we behold Him more and more clearly!
Serving the Lord in Communist China (opens the original)
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Brother Samuel Ji, who recently moved to our area with his family, shared a bit of his testimony of growing up in a Christian family in communist China. What an encouraging reminder of God’s unending faithfulness!
And as They Followed Him They Were Afraid (opens the original)
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Brother Luke Harriman reflected on the description of the disciples in Mark 10 as they followed the Lord as being “amazed” and “afraid.” What does it truly mean to follow the Lord? Are we prepared to count the cost and follow after Him, no matter what comes our way?
What We Can Know (opens the original)
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Brother Ken Huebner shared some thoughts on the fourteen things we are told in 1 John that we can “know” with certain. May we pursue this knowledge with the confidence that it is the Lord’s desire to reveal it to us.
All His Promises Are True (opens the original)
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Considering the history of the people of Israel in the wilderness, Brother Norris Clarke encouraged us to remember that God fulfills everyone of His promises. We can trust Him as faithful and true.
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