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Sunday Morning services

Genuine Worship Series: Be Filled With the Spirit

The preacher preaches on Ephesians 5 and John 4 to emphasize that genuine worship requires believers to be filled with the Holy Spirit, enabling inward reverence, obedience to truth, and a life of continual thanksgiving rather than dead works. He contrasts being controlled by sin with yielding to the Spirit’s power for holy living and service that flows from worship. The preacher closes with a call to daily dependence on the Spirit and a prayer for hearts cleansed and empowered to glorify God.

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Grieve Not the Spirit in Your Marriage

Guest preacher Ron Williams delivers a message on maintaining healthy Christian marriages by applying four biblical formulas from Ephesians 4 to avoid grieving the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes bravely honest communication, bitterness-free living through daily reconciliation, pronouncing blessings instead of curses, and building relational bridges while resisting demonic division. The preacher urges couples to solve problems God’s way rather than allowing sin to fester.

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Genuine Worship Series: Trusting Obedience

The preacher opens with Proverbs 3:5-6, exploring genuine worship as trusting obedience to God rather than feelings or circumstances. He draws on biblical examples including Abel, Noah, Abraham, Shadrach Meshach and Abednego, and Job to show how faith pleases God even amid trials, persecution, or apparent impossibility. The message closes with a call to active trust that acknowledges the Lord in all ways and a final prayer for application in daily life.

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Genuine Worship Series: Love the Brethren

The preacher explores genuine worship as demonstrated through loving and serving the brethren, using the example of Jesus washing the disciples’ feet in John 13. He emphasizes that true worship involves humble, sacrificial service rather than self-interest or idolatry, drawing from multiple scriptures to show how believers must model Christ’s example in daily life. The preacher concludes with a call to practical, genuine love within families and the church body.

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Genuine Worship Series: Is God’s Word In You?

The preacher unfolds John 4, emphasizing that genuine worship requires a heart response in spirit and truth rather than mere outward forms or locations. He contrasts hypocritical worship with the authentic faith seen in the Samaritan woman and the publican, urging believers to let God’s Word dwell deeply in their hearts and guide daily living. The message calls for personal revival and consistent practice of faith beyond Sunday services.

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Missing the Mark Series: Failing to Look Unto Jesus

The preacher explores the theme of missing the mark by failing to look unto Jesus as commanded in Hebrews 12. He stresses that sin often fills the vacuum when believers focus on temporal fears, self, or the past instead of fixing their eyes on Christ and awaiting His return with expectation. The preacher calls the congregation to practical obedience through faith-filled looking that leads to holy living.

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Missing the Mark Series: Malice

The preacher preaches from Titus chapter 3, reminding believers of their former life of disobedience and malice before salvation through God’s mercy. He urges the congregation to put away ill will, envy, and hatred toward others, instead showing kindness, forgiveness, and prayer even for enemies, following Christ’s example on the cross. The message stresses that Christians must reflect divine grace rather than the malice of the surrounding culture.

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Missing the Mark Series: Disobedience

The preacher explores Titus 3, contrasting the old life of disobedience with the new life of regeneration and obedience through God’s mercy. He explores the Greek roots of disobedience as a failure to be persuaded and comply with God’s word, equating it with unbelief while urging believers to trust and obey. The message closes with a call to heed Scripture’s warnings and grow in grace through willing compliance.

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Missing the Mark Series: The Sin of Laziness or Wanting the Easy Way Out

The preacher expounds Romans 12:11, calling believers to reject slothfulness in favor of fervent service to the Lord through God’s enabling grace. He contrasts the sinful flesh’s tendency toward laziness and excuses with the supernatural zeal that flows from gratitude and renewed minds. The preacher urges earnest diligence in all things as a response to Christ’s sacrifice rather than half-hearted obedience.

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Missing the Mark Series: Our Thoughts Affect Our Words and Actions

The preacher delivers a message from the book of Job emphasizing how thoughts influence responses to trials and spiritual warfare. He highlights Job’s integrity amid suffering, Satan’s accusations, and the need to trust God without charging Him foolishly. The preacher urges believers to learn contentment and avoid sinning with their lips or hearts during tests of faith.

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