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The Gracious Warning of Church Discipline Nov 01, 2025

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In 2 Corinthians 13:1–4, Paul delivers a sobering warning—but not one meant to shame, rather to save. In this sermon, we explore why God’s warnings are actually acts of grace, how church discipline protects rather than punishes, and what it means to live in repentance and belonging to a faithful church family. Like a siren before a storm, God’s warnings are meant to draw us to safety in Christ before it’s too late.

Gladly Investing in Eternal Souls Oct 25, 2025

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Have you ever tried to help someone only to be accused of

trying to take advantage of them? Despite all that Paul had done for

the Corinthians, they continued to demonstrate their distrust by

falsely accusing him of things. Nevertheless, Paul responded to them by spending and being spent for their souls. In this message, we will consider what it looks like to gladly invest in the eternal souls of others and how we are able to continue to love even those who have turned against us.

An Audience of One, in Christ Oct 18, 2025

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It is very natural to try to mask our insecurities with accomplishments. What happens when our reputation is challenged? Is being in Christ enough? Listen and hear how the gospel frees us to find all of our worth in the person and work of Christ.

My Power is Made Perfect in Your Weakness Oct 11, 2025

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Paul believed that in the midst of his weakness and suffering that God wanted to meet him in a special way. This changed the way Paul understood his suffering. Now, instead of seeking to avoid his

weakness at all costs, Paul sought to connect with his Jesus in it. In

this message, we will consider what it would look like to follow Paul

down this perilous path and fellowship with our savior in the midst of our weakness.

When God Says No. Oct 04, 2025

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Have you ever begged God for something only to hear him say no? In 2

Corinthians 12 Paul pleads with God to take away a terrible thorn in

his flesh, but God chose not to. Instead he made Paul a promise. A

promise that he continues to give to his people whenever he says no to

the thing they are asking for. If you have ever heard God's no then

you will need to make sure to remember the promise that comes with it.

Suffering Out of Love for Others Sep 27, 2025

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Have you ever found that your love for someone ended up bringing suffering into your life? In this passage Paul reveals that the greatest suffering in his life flowed from his love for others. And yet instead of trying to hide his heartbreak or pull back in order to avoid letting it happen again we find that Paul actually boast about the pain that love had brought into his life? What did Paul understand about love and about suffering that allowed him to keep his heart open despite the pain that he knew it would inevitably cause?

Responding to Pain Sep 20, 2025

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How do you respond when you try and do something good and end up experiencing opposition or suffering for it? In this sermon we will compare the different ways we often respond to suffering and the way Paul chose to respond to the suffering that he endured.

2 Cor 11:1-11 Sep 13, 2025

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1 John 2:12-17 Sep 06, 2025

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A Hidden Life Commended by the Lord Aug 30, 2025

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Whose approval are you really looking for? Yourself? Others? A voice from the past? We are often tempted to compare ourselves with others in an effort to find something in ourselves worthy of commendation. Yet, when we do so we stray from our gospel hope in Jesus Christ. There is only one place where commendation is certain, and the approving face of a loving Father is sure to shine. We find the commendation of our Lord by grace alone through faith alone in Jesus Christ alone. In Christ, you have all the approval and commendation you’ll ever need so you are free to live a hidden life of love and humble service toward others without comparison.

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