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TEACHINGS FROM NATE GALLAGHER OF THE FACTORY YOUTH AT CC VERO BEACH
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The Story God Tells PT3 (opens the original)
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The Story God Tells PT3 The Factory Youth Exodus presents three kinds of characters; the Israelites who are the doubters, Moses who is the seeker, and Pharaoh who is the resister. For every heart posture presented, God reveals himself in different ways by hearing suffering, speaking when sought after, and acting with power.
The Story God Tells P2 (opens the original)
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The Story God TellsP2 The Factory Youth Moses responds to God’s calling with excuses. When God call us to something, instead of focusing on our weaknesses, we should remember that God uses what we have, sends us people who encourage us, and sends his empowering presence.
The Story God Tells PT1 (opens the original)
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The Story God Tells PT 1 The Factory Youth The book of Exodus is an account of the way God works consistently throughout the whole bible. Whether it be a for a nation or a single individual, God’s tactic for redemption is relatively the same. He sees people in slavery, arrives when there is seemingly no hope, saves them, and sets them free.
A Person of the Church PT 3 (opens the original)
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A Person of the Church PT3 The Factory Youth Paul encourages the reader in this passage to acknowledge their own sin and salvation, so as not to grow judgmental of or influenced by those who do not know Christ. Instead of being defensive or compromised in our faith, we are to be compassionate and firm-footed, because everyone falls short of God’s glory.
A Person of the Church PT 2 (opens the original)
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A Controlled Self The Factory Youth In this passage, Paul uses the words “self control” several times in various respects. He tells us that our emotions, behavior, and thoughts are to bend to the christian’s truest values. This results in being under control of Jesus, and not controlled by our own self.
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