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Sunday Morning services

God’s Purpose in a Variety of Testings: Lies and Deception

In this sermon, the preacher explores the theme of deception through the story of David and Saul in 1 Samuel 19, emphasizing how David faced lies and betrayal yet remained faithful to God. The preacher highlights the importance of learning from trials, avoiding bitterness, and growing closer to the Lord by trusting in His truth amidst deception. The message encourages believers to speak truth in love and to rely on God’s unchanging nature rather than human promises.

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God’s Purpose in a Variety of Testings: Liberty

In this sermon, the preacher explores the concept of God’s testing through liberty, using the life of Solomon as a central example from 1 Kings 6 and 9. The preacher emphasizes how God grants freedom and opportunities to test one’s character and faithfulness, warning against the misuse of liberty as seen in Solomon’s later pursuits of vanity. The message urges believers to use their God-given liberty responsibly for His glory across all seasons of life.

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God’s Purpose in a Variety of Testings: Disappointment

In this sermon, the preacher explores the theme of God’s purpose in the various testings and disappointments that Christians face, using Psalm 62 as a foundational text. The preacher emphasizes that disappointments are divine appointments meant to draw believers closer to God, teaching them to trust in Him rather than in people or material things. Through biblical examples and personal reflections, the preacher encourages the congregation to see trials as opportunities for spiritual growth and dependence on the Lord.

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God’s Purpose in a Variety of Testings: Taking Loved Ones

In this sermon, the preacher explores God’s purpose in the trials and testings of life, particularly focusing on the loss of loved ones as a form of divine chastening meant for spiritual growth. Drawing from Romans 8:28 and other scriptures, the preacher emphasizes that God uses such painful experiences to teach, refine, and draw believers closer to Him, while also commissioning them for further service. The message offers comfort and hope, reminding listeners that God’s sovereign plan ultimately works for good, even in sorrow.

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Demonstration of Appreciation

The preacher brings a message on the importance of appreciating God’s gifts and demonstrating gratitude through actions, using the story of Adam and Eve in Genesis 2:15 as a foundational text. Through various biblical examples like the prodigal son, Esau, and the rich man and Lazarus, the preacher emphasizes humanity’s tendency to take blessings for granted and the consequences of failing to value God’s provisions. The sermon concludes with a call to return to God, recognizing His mercy and the eternal life offered through Jesus Christ.

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Proclaiming the Lord’s Death Till He Comes

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the significance of the Lord’s Supper as a proclamation of Jesus’ death until His return, drawing from 1 Corinthians 11:23-26. The preacher emphasizes the importance of self-examination and living a life worthy of Christ, urging believers to show their faith through both words and actions. The message calls for genuine faith, addressing sin, and reflecting Christ’s love in daily life as a testimony to His sacrifice.

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Seek the Lord’s Will and the Strength to Do It

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of knowing God personally and serving Him with a whole heart, drawing from David’s charge to Solomon in 1 Chronicles 28. The preacher urges the congregation to seek God’s will above worldly desires and to rely on His strength to fulfill the unique tasks He has for each individual. The message highlights the necessity of genuine faith over mere religious formality and the courage required to follow God’s calling.

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Build With Integrity

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of building a life of integrity based on the foundation of Jesus Christ, drawing from Proverbs 20:6 and other scriptures. The preacher contrasts building with temporary materials like wood, hay, and stubble versus lasting materials like gold, silver, and precious stones, urging believers to live authentically and consistently in their faith. Through examples like David and Daniel, the preacher illustrates how integrity impacts personal character, family, and community, encouraging humility and daily commitment to God’s will.

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The Spirit of Christmas: Hope

In this sermon, the preacher explores the theme of hope through the lens of Zacharias’ prophecy in Luke 1:68, emphasizing the fulfillment of God’s promises with the coming of Jesus Christ. The preacher highlights the anticipation and joy of figures like Zacharias, Simeon, and Paul, who held onto hope despite challenges, encouraging believers to base their hope on God’s unchanging word. This message underscores the spirit of Christmas as one of hope, rooted in Christ’s first coming and the promise of His return.

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Christmas Cantata

This Christmas Cantata, presented by the CFC Choir, beautifully narrates the story of Jesus’ birth through song and scripture, focusing on themes of love, joy, and divine promise. The music, through the choir’s presentation, emphasizes the significance of the annunciation to Mary, the shepherds’ encounter with the angels, and the wise men’s journey, celebrating the arrival of the King of Kings. The presentation captures the essence of Christmas as a time of spiritual reflection and joyous praise.

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