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- Sep 27, 2026
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"The Root of the Problem of Mankind" (opens the original)
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Why do we keep looking to good things to give us what only God can provide? In this message on Romans 1:18–32, we explore how turning from our Creator affects what we worship, how we live, and how we treat others. This passage challenges every one of us to examine the sins we may be quick to excuse, while reminding us of the hope at the heart of the gospel: Christ died for us while we were still sinners. Listen for an honest look at the human condition and an invitation to find forgiveness and n
"How Can I Be Right With God?" (opens the original)
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How can we truly be made right with God? In this message from Romans 1:1–17, we discover that the gospel is not a call to improve our behavior, prove our worth, or earn God’s acceptance—it is the good news that Jesus offers forgiveness, new life, and undeserved righteousness to everyone who believes. Whether you feel far from God, exhausted from trying to be good enough, or uncertain about sharing your faith, this sermon will help you receive God’s grace, rest in what Christ has already accompli
"An Open Invite To Closed Hearts" (opens the original)
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In Luke 14:15-24, Jesus tells the parable of the Great Banquet to reveal the remarkable reach of God’s invitation and the excuses that can keep us from responding. In this message, we discover why knowing about Jesus is not the same as trusting Him, how salvation is offered freely because Christ has already paid the price, and why delaying our response can be more dangerous than we realize. Whether you feel unworthy of God’s grace, assume that being around church is enough, or recognize that goo
"What Jesus Sees in the People We’ve Written Off" (opens the original)
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In Matthew 9:9–13, Jesus calls Matthew—a man his community had judged, rejected, and written off—to leave his old life behind and follow Him. Matthew’s story reminds us that **no one is beyond the reach of God’s grace** and challenges us to stop defining people by their past when Jesus may be writing an entirely new future for them. Whether you need to let Jesus write a new chapter in your own story, learn to see His work in someone you’ve been tempted to dismiss, or take the courageous step of
"How To Read Apocalyptic Literature" (opens the original)
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The book of Revelation can feel confusing, intimidating, or even frightening—but what if it was actually written to give us hope? In this message from Revelation 1, we discover how to read apocalyptic literature through the right lenses, understand its powerful symbols without turning them into a secret code, and recognize that Revelation is ultimately pointing us toward Jesus, the victorious Lamb. You’ll learn practical principles for interpreting Revelation while discovering its deeper purpose
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