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    Remnant Church

    For better or for worse, what you believe shapes your life. The more your beliefs line up with reality—the way things really are—the more you find fulfillment, purpose, and joy in the world. Our church believes the only truth that brings lasting fulfillment, clear purpose, and true joy is this: God made all people to glorify him and enjoy him forever. God made us for himself, and our hearts are restless until they rest in him.

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    The Gospel and the Power of God Jan 10, 2016
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    It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

    Good News For Everyone Jan 03, 2016
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    It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

    Joy to The World Dec 27, 2015
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    The mother of Jesus met the news of her pregnancy with faith in her heart and a song on her lips (Luke 1:46-55). When the angels arrived to announce his birth, they filled the heavens with songs of glory to God and goodwill to men (Luke 2:14). And when the time came to finish what he was sent to do, Jesus sang a hymn of praise on his way toward the agony of the cross (Matthew 26:30). In every way it seems the life of Jesus was framed by song.

    So it's not surprising that Jesus quoted the book of Psalms more than any other. It is a giant songbook stuffed with songs that stir the people of God. There are songs of praise and of thanksgiving, songs about suffering and songs about joy. Most significantly, however, the psalms are songs about Jesus (Luke 24:44), which truly makes them Psalms for the Season.

    Retelling The Story Dec 24, 2015
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    The mother of Jesus met the news of her pregnancy with faith in her heart and a song on her lips (Luke 1:46-55). When the angels arrived to announce his birth, they filled the heavens with songs of glory to God and goodwill to men (Luke 2:14). And when the time came to finish what he was sent to do, Jesus sang a hymn of praise on his way toward the agony of the cross (Matthew 26:30). In every way it seems the life of Jesus was framed by song.

    So it's not surprising that Jesus quoted the book of Psalms more than any other. It is a giant songbook stuffed with songs that stir the people of God. There are songs of praise and of thanksgiving, songs about suffering and songs about joy. Most significantly, however, the psalms are songs about Jesus (Luke 24:44), which truly makes them Psalms for the Season.

    Give Thanks to the Lord Dec 20, 2015
    Show notes

    The mother of Jesus met the news of her pregnancy with faith in her heart and a song on her lips (Luke 1:46-55). When the angels arrived to announce his birth, they filled the heavens with songs of glory to God and goodwill to men (Luke 2:14). And when the time came to finish what he was sent to do, Jesus sang a hymn of praise on his way toward the agony of the cross (Matthew 26:30). In every way it seems the life of Jesus was framed by song.

    So it's not surprising that Jesus quoted the book of Psalms more than any other. It is a giant songbook stuffed with songs that stir the people of God. There are songs of praise and of thanksgiving, songs about suffering and songs about joy. Most significantly, however, the psalms are songs about Jesus (Luke 24:44), which truly makes them Psalms for the Season.

    From Blessing to Praise Dec 14, 2015
    Show notes

    The mother of Jesus met the news of her pregnancy with faith in her heart and a song on her lips (Luke 1:46-55). When the angels arrived to announce his birth, they filled the heavens with songs of glory to God and goodwill to men (Luke 2:14). And when the time came to finish what he was sent to do, Jesus sang a hymn of praise on his way toward the agony of the cross (Matthew 26:30). In every way it seems the life of Jesus was framed by song.

    So it's not surprising that Jesus quoted the book of Psalms more than any other. It is a giant songbook stuffed with songs that stir the people of God. There are songs of praise and of thanksgiving, songs about suffering and songs about joy. Most significantly, however, the psalms are songs about Jesus (Luke 24:44), which truly makes them Psalms for the Season.

    Follows Nov 29, 2015
    Show notes

    Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

    Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

    Follows: Q & A Nov 29, 2015
    Show notes

    Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

    Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

    Engages: Q&A Nov 22, 2015
    Show notes

    Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

    Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

    Engages Nov 22, 2015
    Show notes

    Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

    Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

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