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This episode covers: The difference between godly devotion and self-reliance What David understood that Saul didn’t The filters we need to process advice and truth Why the Pharisees missed the Messiah (and what that says about us) The real, messy beauty of being part of God’s unfolding story Whether you’re ahead, behind, or restarting the reading p…
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We're challenged to confront the deceptive nature of sin, particularly lust, and its impact on our spiritual lives. Using Jesus' teachings from the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5, we're reminded that sin isn't just about actions, but the condition of our hearts. The message draws a striking parallel between misleading product labels and the false…
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Highlights include: Grace Within Brokenness (Judges + Ruth) Understanding the Role of Judges Repentance as a Way of Life: Prayer and Real Conversations with God Prophets Then and Now God’s Ability to Work Through Dark MomentsBy Callie Holland, Kent Bateman, Eric Freemon
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We're challenged to confront the deceptive nature of sin, particularly lust, and its impact on our spiritual lives. Drawing from Jesus' teachings in Matthew 5:27-30, we're reminded that sin isn't just about outward actions, but the condition of our hearts. The sermon uses vivid analogies, like misleading product labels, to illustrate how sin promis…
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We're challenged to embrace the biblical model of spiritual mentorship outlined in Titus 2. The central theme revolves around older women teaching and training younger women in godliness, love, and practical Christian living. This isn't just about age, but about spiritual maturity and the passing down of wisdom. We're reminded that discipleship isn…
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As you may have heard, beginning May 11, we’re excited to gift Kent, our Pastor of Teaching & Vision, a 12-week period as an invitation to step away from his responsibilities at City Church and allow him to rest, seek physical, spiritual, and emotional renewal and return refreshed and rejuvenated for the work God has ahead in our church. You can fi…
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We’re recapping key takeaways from Numbers & Deuteronomy as we continue following the Year of the Bible Reading Plan. We reflect on Israel’s wandering, rebellion and the constant thread of God's faithfulness throughout it all. The conversation covers the relatable cycle of human doubt, exploring why God's promises in the Old Testament can’t always …
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The central message revolves around our purpose: to glorify God by bearing spiritual fruit. We're challenged to examine our lives and ask, are we truly abiding in Jesus? The imagery of the vine and branches beautifully illustrates our need for constant connection to Christ. Without Him, we can do nothing of eternal value. But when we remain in Him …
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In this Easter message, we're reminded that Jesus is not just the giver of resurrection, but He is the resurrection itself. The story of Lazarus in John 11 beautifully illustrates how God's delays are not denials, but opportunities for greater glory. We're challenged to believe in Jesus' power over death, not just as a historical event, but as a pr…
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Are we truly connected to the source of our spiritual life? This powerful message delves into John 15:1-5, where Jesus declares 'I am the true vine.' We're challenged to examine our connection to Christ, the vine, and our role as branches meant to bear fruit. The analogy of a phone that appears plugged in but isn't truly charging serves as a stark …
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We're challenged to confront the exclusive nature of salvation through Jesus Christ. The sermon delves deep into John 14:6, where Jesus declares, 'I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.' This bold statement flies in the face of our postmodern world's inclination towards pluralism and relativism. We're r…
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In this powerful exploration of Jesus as the Good Shepherd, we delve into the profound implications of this divine identity. Drawing from John 10, we encounter a testimony of Christ's divinity, exclusivity, and deep care for His flock. The message reminds us that Jesus is not just a good shepherd, but the Good Shepherd - unique, authentic, and pree…
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In this exploration of Jesus' 'I am' statements, we delve into the profound declaration 'I am the bread of life' from John 6. This statement isn't just about physical sustenance; it's a call to recognize our deep spiritual hunger and Christ as our ultimate provision. We're reminded that just as we need daily physical nourishment, our souls require …
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Explore the profound truth of Jesus as the one true door to salvation and abundant life. Drawing from John 10, we're reminded that in a world full of many entrances, there is only one way to the Kingdom of God. The imagery of the sheepfold beautifully illustrates how Jesus protects and guides His flock, calling each of us by name. This teaching cha…
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In this exploration of Jesus as the Light of the World, we're invited to dive deep into John 8:12-30. This passage illuminates Christ's divine identity and His transformative power in our lives. As we contemplate Jesus' bold declaration, 'I am the light of the world,' we're challenged to consider how this light identifies, glorifies, and sanctifies…
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The story of Fountain City Church, older than sliced bread itself, serves as a testament to God's faithfulness through times of growth, trial, and renewal. As we embark on a new chapter, we're called to set our minds on the cross of Christ, understanding that it's not just a symbol, but the very essence of our identity and purpose. The message chal…
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Key Discussion Points Reading Through Leviticus Addressing common challenges readers face with Leviticus Understanding Old Testament Laws Three common interpretations discussed: Laws apply if not overturned in New Testament Laws apply if repeated in New Testament Laws categorized as moral, civil, and ceremonial Discussed how to identify references …
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