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When Failure Isn’t Final | Acts 15:36-41 (opens the original)
This is My Story…My Song | Acts 1:1-8 (opens the original)
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This Sunday also launches our new fall sermon series through the book of Acts. Every one of us has a story. Some begin with privilege, others with pain. Some are marked by quiet faithfulness, others by dramatic rescue. But Acts reminds us that behind every redeemed story stands the same Redeemer. Over the coming weeks we’ll meet the people whose lives Jesus transformed: John Mark — the deserter who discovered that failure is never final. Timothy — the timid young disciple who learned that God de
The Path to Life | Psalm 16 (opens the original)
How is Your Heart? | Proverbs 4:23 (opens the original)
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Our culture spends enormous energy helping us manage our outward lives—our schedules, careers, relationships, and responsibilities. Scripture, however, reminds us that beneath everything we do lies something even more important: our inner life with God. Proverbs 4:23 says, “Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.”Every word, every decision, every relationship, and every act of faith ultimately flows from the condition of our hearts. Rob will share not only what Scr
Next Stop: Prison | Acts 12:1-17 (opens the original)
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Nobody plans a vacation that includes jail. But this week, our journey through Acts takes us somewhere no traveler would ever choose. James has just been executed. Peter is in a maximum-security cell, chained between two soldiers, with sixteen more guarding every exit. Herod is in complete control. Or is he? Acts 12 asks a question every one of us eventually has to answer: who is really in control — the king with the sword, or the King whose rule no chain can touch? What starts in tragedy turns,
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