The Time of Your Life | Pastor Jason Smith
Whatever times you are facing, they are in the capable hands of a Good God.
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The Time of Your Life | Pastor Jason Smith
Whatever times you are facing, they are in the capable hands of a Good God.
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The Importance of “Thank You” | Pastor Jason Smith
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Where do you find your source for the real truth? Social media, the news, or even the magazines at the grocery store? None of these can truly give you the peace, comfort and the truth that Jesus provides. He has given us an incredible tool right in our hands, the word. Turn to your Bible and God’s voice this week when you find yourself in doubt or in questions.
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When we call Jesus “King,” the title can trigger thoughts and emotions that lead us to misunderstand who Jesus actually is.
But the truth? Jesus is unlike any other king because He is a King who SUFFERS, SERVES and SAVES.
◾️He suffered so that He can understand our pain.
◾️He serves so that we can experience His grace.
◾️And He saves so that this — whatever you’re walking through — is not the end of the story.
Jesus is different kind of King, yes — but you’ve got a choice to make.
Will you kill Him or crown Him?
Will you silence Him or submit to Him?
Will you live your own life in your own power — or will you trade up to the dynamic life Jesus offers?
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This week Stacey Martin invites Paula Forte, Family Ministry Director at Forest Hill NoDa, and Rebecca Woodman, Director of Care & Counseling, to talk about the racism and the Church.
This is a conversation you do not want to miss. Together, we talk about:
◾️Creating relationships with people who look different than us
◾️Conquering the fear of saying the wrong thing
◾️Addressing the barriers that we’re knowingly and unknowingly building
◾️The fluidity of terminology
◾️What it means to cultivate Kingdom diversity
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We can’t love God until we recognize how much He loves us first. We can’t love others until we recognize how much He loves us. As Jesus followers, we are called to love our neighbors. God calls us to love people who look different than us and longs for us cultivate Kingdom diversity. Together we can choose to give power to things that matter by loving and listening to those whose experiences and histories are different than our own.
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This week we’re digging into the archives and bringing back a conversation from a few years ago. Perhaps now more than ever, we are desperate for God to work in our hearts. We hope this conversation equips you to have the necessary hard conversations about racism, bias and divides in order to do the good work of bridge building.
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Has a barrier kept you from connecting with God? A barrier that tells you that you are not good enough for the church or fit into the church enough?
This is NOT what Jesus is about. His kingdom is for every person and every nation.
You can start today, as a follower of Christ recognizing the external barriers tat keep others from connecting to God and His community and build a bridge to people to live a full dynamic life in Him.
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Right here, right now. We can start today living a dynamic life in Christ.
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Jonathan Scott invites counselors Darin Short and Maria Brady into a conversation on conflict. Is it good? Is it bad? The answer might surprise you.
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