HeyJaredWrightsville Assembly of God - Sermons
Leading people from where they are to where God wants them to be
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That’s AI! (opens the original)
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What if the reason you are not moving forward is not because God is silent, but because He is waiting for you to obey what He already said? The story of Achan is a powerful reminder that hidden sin does not stay hidden, and that confession is not the end of your story. It is the beginning of your freedom. Saw it. Wanted it. Took it. Hid it. Sound familiar? There is so much more on the other side of obedience.
Next Level! (opens the original)
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Nothing you face arrives without first passing through God's hands, and He knows exactly what you can handle at each level. The armor of God and the gifts of the Holy Spirit are available to every believer who earnestly seeks them. Growth is not just for your benefit. It creates an overflow that touches everyone around you. God's plan for your life is not stagnation. It is movement, from strength to strength and from glory to glory. Are you pressing forward, or have you settled into a comfortabl
In Every Season (part 4) (opens the original)
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King Hezekiah was one of the most faithful leaders in all of Scripture, a man who trusted God through revival, resistance, and life-threatening illness. But after God miraculously healed him and destroyed his enemies, Hezekiah faced a different kind of test: prosperity. When a delegation from Babylon arrived, he had the perfect opportunity to point them to God. Instead, he boasted in his own wealth and accomplishments, stealing the glory that belonged to God alone. His son Manasseh, who had twel
In Every Season (part 3) (opens the original)
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Even the most faithful people face seasons where everything seems to fall apart at once. King Hezekiah experienced this firsthand, facing an enemy army at the gates of Jerusalem while also receiving a terminal diagnosis. In his desperation, he turned his face to the wall and prayed with honesty, recalling his faithfulness before God and weeping bitterly. Before the prophet Isaiah had even left the building, God responded with healing and fifteen additional years of life. The greatest lesson from
In Every Season (part 2) (opens the original)
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Doing the right things does not guarantee an easy life, and King Hezekiah's story proves it. Even in the middle of a national revival, the Assyrian army came knocking. Hezekiah's response gives us a practical blueprint for navigating seasons of resistance. First, expect opposition and stop trying to negotiate with the enemy. Second, remember you are not meant to fight alone. Bring trusted, faith-filled people into your battle and pray together. Third, dig the tunnel before the siege arrives by b
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