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Rev. Randy Raasch - March 10, 2010 09:54 :: 1 Views
Wayne Ahrens - March 07, 2010 10:53 :: 2 Views
With the human flesh and the Christian’s godly spirit being intimately joined together in one person how is the spirit limited? How much time does the spirit need to overcome the limitations of the flesh? What activity does Jesus recommend for overcoming the weaknesses of the flesh? What have been some occasions where you can recall the spiritual person that God has given you overcoming the weaknesses of your flesh? Did you experience the victory and celebrate it?
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Rev. Randy Raasch - March 07, 2010 10:56 :: 3 Views
With the human flesh and the Christian’s godly spirit being intimately joined together in one person how is the spirit limited? How much time does the spirit need to overcome the limitations of the flesh? What activity does Jesus recommend for overcoming the weaknesses of the flesh? What have been some occasions where you can recall the spiritual person that God has given you overcoming the weaknesses of your flesh? Did you experience the victory and celebrate it?
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Pastor Jon - March 03, 2010 10:08 :: 6 Views
Wayne Ahrens - February 28, 2010 11:18 :: 5 Views
Each time we pray “The Lord’s Prayer” we say, “Thy will be done.” Why is it so hard to live this prayer? Read Jeremiah 29:11. How can this promise of God give you the strength to allow His will to be done rather than yours? Read II Corinthians 9:6-7. What prohibits some people from being cheerful in their giving? When it comes to being generous toward God and toward with our possessions, how can you get to the point of being a “cheerful” giver? It is often said that those who have the most find it harder to give. Our Gospel lesson for today presents a very poor woman who gave all she had to the Lord. Why do you think it is easy for someone who has less to actually give more? How will your attitude have to change for you to make sure that life is more about God than you?
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Pastor Jon - February 28, 2010 11:21 :: 7 Views
Each time we pray “The Lord’s Prayer” we say, “Thy will be done.” Why is it so hard to live this prayer? Read Jeremiah 29:11. How can this promise of God give you the strength to allow His will to be done rather than yours? Read II Corinthians 9:6-7. What prohibits some people from being cheerful in their giving? When it comes to being generous toward God and toward with our possessions, how can you get to the point of being a “cheerful” giver? It is often said that those who have the most find it harder to give. Our Gospel lesson for today presents a very poor woman who gave all she had to the Lord. Why do you think it is easy for someone who has less to actually give more? How will your attitude have to change for you to make sure that life is more about God than you?
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Wayne Ahrens - February 24, 2010 10:42 :: 8 Views
Rev. Randy Raasch - February 21, 2010 16:48 :: 22 Views
Adversity in our lives appears as specific sins, certain temptations, and ongoing struggles. What adversity are you facing today? Does your adversity clutter your life? What clutter is becoming overbearing to you because you can’t seem to move it or get away from? How is this clutter effecting your growth in your relationship with Christ? What tools and resources has God given you to clear the clutter in your life? Christ tells us after we have been forgiven to leave our life of sin. How often do you leave your burdens at the cross of Christ during worship and pick them back up as you leave God’s house? How will your life change when you leave your litter behind? How will your relationship with God now be changed as you leave your litter and burdens with Him? Christ tells us, “I will never leave you nor forsake you”. How will this promise of Christ help carry you through your day overcoming adversity?
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Pastor Jon - February 21, 2010 16:45 :: 4 Views
Adversity in our lives appears as specific sins, certain temptations, and ongoing struggles. What adversity are you facing today? Does your adversity clutter your life? What clutter is becoming overbearing to you because you can’t seem to move it or get away from? How is this clutter effecting your growth in your relationship with Christ? What tools and resources has God given you to clear the clutter in your life? Christ tells us after we have been forgiven to leave our life of sin. How often do you leave your burdens at the cross of Christ during worship and pick them back up as you leave God’s house? How will your life change when you leave your litter behind? How will your relationship with God now be changed as you leave your litter and burdens with Him? Christ tells us, “I will never leave you nor forsake you”. How will this promise of Christ help carry you through your day overcoming adversity?
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Wayne Ahrens - February 14, 2010 09:30 :: 8 Views
Jesus said, “Where I am going, you cannot come.” Since He, physically, left this earth He obviously left us something from which to learn how to live by, the Bible. If there is one word that would describe everything that Jesus teaches us in the Bible, what word would you say best describes His teachings?
The word disciple simply means student: Jesus said that if we love one another all men will know that we are His disciple. Is the love that the Christian community shows to you and you to it unique? Yes or No? Has there ever been a time, when you’ve seen Jesus’ reflection in an act someone has done for you? If so, what was that act? Think of your friends that don’t know Jesus, what motivates them to do acts of kindness? What motivates Christians to do similar acts? Are the acts of sacrifice the things that make Christian love different? As a Christian do you see love more about giving or taking? Ideally, what might be a good universal approach to giving and taking in the Christian Community? How might all be benefited by such love?
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Pastor Jon - February 14, 2010 09:36 :: 7 Views
Jesus said, “Where I am going, you cannot come.” Since He, physically, left this earth He obviously left us something from which to learn how to live by, the Bible. If there is one word that would describe everything that Jesus teaches us in the Bible, what word would you say best describes His teachings?
The word disciple simply means student: Jesus said that if we love one another all men will know that we are His disciple. Is the love that the Christian community shows to you and you to it unique? Yes or No? Has there ever been a time, when you’ve seen Jesus’ reflection in an act someone has done for you? If so, what was that act? Think of your friends that don’t know Jesus, what motivates them to do acts of kindness? What motivates Christians to do similar acts? Are the acts of sacrifice the things that make Christian love different? As a Christian do you see love more about giving or taking? Ideally, what might be a good universal approach to giving and taking in the Christian Community? How might all be benefited by such love?
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Rev. Randy Raasch - February 07, 2010 09:36 :: 11 Views
The word love is used for everything. Do we really love ice cream the way we love people? God tells us about His love, but He also shows us His love. How has God’s action of love brought you comfort and peace? When has His love shown you your value in His eyes? Often we feel like we can’t be loved. Our actions or thoughts make us think we are unlovable. What is in your life that makes you feel unlovable? Who are you willing to talk to in order to receive the true love that comes from God? Because of God’s love to us we can continue to grow in our love toward Him. How big is your love for the Lord? Do you want it to be bigger? What will help you grow in your relationship with God and when are you willing to add that into your routine of life? It says, “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all of your strength”. As you love God this week how will your love continue to grow?
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Wayne Ahrens - January 31, 2010 10:30 :: 10 Views
In these past few weeks we have been talking about the Bible. St. Paul writes, I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who believes. It is the power of God’s Word that brings us faith. It is the Word of God that also strengthens us in faith. How often are you in the Word to be strengthened? Our text says, For what I received I passed on to you as of first importance :that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures. Why is this important for your daily life? How would life be different for you if you didn’t know that Jesus suffered, died, and rose for you? How does the fact that you are going to heaven because of Jesus impact your daily life here on earth? If you didn’t know that Jesus saved you from death and opened heaven to you, what would be your attitude about death and the afterlife? What is your greatest expectation of heaven?
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Rev. Randy Raasch - January 31, 2010 10:32 :: 10 Views
In these past few weeks we have been talking about the Bible. St. Paul writes, I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who believes. It is the power of God’s Word that brings us faith. It is the Word of God that also strengthens us in faith. How often are you in the Word to be strengthened? Our text says, For what I received I passed on to you as of first importance :that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures. Why is this important for your daily life? How would life be different for you if you didn’t know that Jesus suffered, died, and rose for you? How does the fact that you are going to heaven because of Jesus impact your daily life here on earth? If you didn’t know that Jesus saved you from death and opened heaven to you, what would be your attitude about death and the afterlife? What is your greatest expectation of heaven?
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Pastor Jon - January 31, 2010 10:27 :: 6 Views
In these past few weeks we have been talking about the Bible. St. Paul writes, I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who believes. It is the power of God’s Word that brings us faith. It is the Word of God that also strengthens us in faith. How often are you in the Word to be strengthened? Our text says, For what I received I passed on to you as of first importance :that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures. Why is this important for your daily life? How would life be different for you if you didn’t know that Jesus suffered, died, and rose for you? How does the fact that you are going to heaven because of Jesus impact your daily life here on earth? If you didn’t know that Jesus saved you from death and opened heaven to you, what would be your attitude about death and the afterlife? What is your greatest expectation of heaven?
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Rev. Randy Raasch - January 24, 2010 16:47 :: 17 Views
Wayne Ahrens - January 17, 2010 13:04 :: 9 Views
Which decisions are the hardest for you to make, the ones you have thought through in advance or the ones you have to make in an instant? When you have a big decision to make what method do you usually use? Do you think it through on your own or consult with others? What is your plan to make future decisions? Is there anything that you can use to make the decision making process easier? Will worship help, reading the bible, family devotions? When was the last time that you used the Word of God to guide you in your decision making process? What were the results? Did these results encourage you or discourage you? Why?
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Rev. Randy Raasch - January 17, 2010 13:34 :: 14 Views
Which decisions are the hardest for you to make, the ones you have thought through in advance or the ones you have to make in an instant? When you have a big decision to make what method do you usually use? Do you think it through on your own or consult with others? What is your plan to make future decisions? Is there anything that you can use to make the decision making process easier? Will worship help, reading the bible, family devotions? When was the last time that you used the Word of God to guide you in your decision making process? What were the results? Did these results encourage you or discourage you? Why?
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Rev. Randy Raasch - January 10, 2010 15:10 :: 31 Views
1. For many in this world the Bible is a history book, or seems to be out dated. How have you seen the words of God become alive in your life? How do you use God’s word on a consistent basis?
2. Jesus tells us he is “the way the truth and the life”. How has God’s truth strengthened you in your faithfulness? When has His Truth been a guiding light for your life? Whose life do you pray God’s truth will help guide?
3. A relationship with Jesus helps us become transformed in our living. Where has God already transformed your relationship with Him? Where do you still want to see a transformation in your life? How are you around God and His word to see that this desire becomes accomplished?
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Pastor Jon - January 10, 2010 15:06 :: 22 Views
1. For many in this world the Bible is a history book, or seems to be out dated. How have you seen the words of God become alive in your life? How do you use God’s word on a consistent basis?
2. Jesus tells us he is “the way the truth and the life”. How has God’s truth strengthened you in your faithfulness? When has His Truth been a guiding light for your life? Whose life do you pray God’s truth will help guide?
3. A relationship with Jesus helps us become transformed in our living. Where has God already transformed your relationship with Him? Where do you still want to see a transformation in your life? How are you around God and His word to see that this desire becomes accomplished?
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Wayne Ahrens - January 03, 2010 11:03 :: 24 Views
Rev. Randy Raasch - January 03, 2010 10:49 :: 29 Views
Pastor Jon - December 31, 2009 11:15 :: 19 Views
Rev. Randy Raasch - December 27, 2009 11:27 :: 21 Views
Rev. Randy Raasch - December 27, 2009 11:39 :: 23 Views
Rev. Randy Raasch - December 25, 2009 10:20 :: 26 Views
Wayne Ahrens - December 24, 2009 11:05 :: 28 Views
Rev. Randy Raasch - December 24, 2009 10:47 :: 23 Views
Pastor Jon - December 24, 2009 11:18 :: 25 Views
Wayne Ahrens - December 20, 2009 12:54 :: 36 Views
Think about your past. What ghosts haunt you? Who have you hurt? Who has hurt you? What is God’s opinion of these past hurts; does He count them against you? Justify your thinking in your mind using biblically based concepts.
The word reconciliation means to bring together. Do you look at reconciliation (His bringing Himself and you together) as being a process with God, which takes time to accomplish or is it an immediate reality? Think clearly through your thoughts.
Now look at the sum of all of your relationships, the good ones, the bad ones too. Do you consider reconciliation with other people to be a process, which takes time to accomplish, or must reconciliation be an immediate reality— It all has to be made right now for every single person you know? The word minister means to tend to the needs of another person. How can you artfully administer reconciliation to others that you have already come into contact with and will come into contact with in the future?
As Christ ministers to you through His Word over the course of time, do you find yourself more at peace? Does the tension, as a result of ones past get worse with Christ’s presence, stay the same, or decrease over time? What is going on in your relationship with God that makes you respond to this question in the way that you did?
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Rev. Randy Raasch - December 20, 2009 12:48 :: 26 Views
Think about your past. What ghosts haunt you? Who have you hurt? Who has hurt you? What is God’s opinion of these past hurts; does He count them against you? Justify your thinking in your mind using biblically based concepts.
The word reconciliation means to bring together. Do you look at reconciliation (His bringing Himself and you together) as being a process with God, which takes time to accomplish or is it an immediate reality? Think clearly through your thoughts.
Now look at the sum of all of your relationships, the good ones, the bad ones too. Do you consider reconciliation with other people to be a process, which takes time to accomplish, or must reconciliation be an immediate reality— It all has to be made right now for every single person you know? The word minister means to tend to the needs of another person. How can you artfully administer reconciliation to others that you have already come into contact with and will come into contact with in the future?
As Christ ministers to you through His Word over the course of time, do you find yourself more at peace? Does the tension, as a result of ones past get worse with Christ’s presence, stay the same, or decrease over time? What is going on in your relationship with God that makes you respond to this question in the way that you did?
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Pastor Jon - December 20, 2009 13:26 :: 27 Views
Think about your past. What ghosts haunt you? Who have you hurt? Who has hurt you? What is God’s opinion of these past hurts; does He count them against you? Justify your thinking in your mind using biblically based concepts.
The word reconciliation means to bring together. Do you look at reconciliation (His bringing Himself and you together) as being a process with God, which takes time to accomplish or is it an immediate reality? Think clearly through your thoughts.
Now look at the sum of all of your relationships, the good ones, the bad ones too. Do you consider reconciliation with other people to be a process, which takes time to accomplish, or must reconciliation be an immediate reality— It all has to be made right now for every single person you know? The word minister means to tend to the needs of another person. How can you artfully administer reconciliation to others that you have already come into contact with and will come into contact with in the future?
As Christ ministers to you through His Word over the course of time, do you find yourself more at peace? Does the tension, as a result of ones past get worse with Christ’s presence, stay the same, or decrease over time? What is going on in your relationship with God that makes you respond to this question in the way that you did?
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Wayne Ahrens - December 17, 2009 15:44 :: 40 Views
During this season of Advent we consider three of the dearest Christmas carols. These are songs that our parents taught us learned as children, songs that we hear each year, songs that we equate with the real meaning of Christmas . Tonight we will sing and meditate on the hymn, “Joy to the World"
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Wayne Ahrens - December 13, 2009 07:49 :: 34 Views
• What does it mean to you in your daily life that you are a forgiven child of God? What difference does that make for you? Can you think of a time in your life when the Lord’s gift of forgiveness was especially meaningful to you?
• Jesus saved us through the gift of forgiveness. Forgiveness gives us a new relationship with our Father in heaven and with others. Do you find your attitude is bitter? Are you demanding of others? If so, what would Jesus say about your attitude? How can you use God’s forgiveness in your life to change your attitude?
• Jesus has saved us from death. His death has defeated our death and His resurrection has defeated our grave. We no longer need to fear death. Ours is the gift of eternal life. Do you ever think about the gift of heaven? Take a moment and think about the joys of heaven. What are you looking forward to in heaven?
• How are you doing with the new and improved life that Jesus has earned for you through His gift of forgiveness? How will you live your life in such a way that you can make a difference in the life of your family members, friends, acquaintances, and even strangers?
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Rev. Randy Raasch - December 13, 2009 07:46 :: 35 Views
• What does it mean to you in your daily life that you are a forgiven child of God? What difference does that make for you? Can you think of a time in your life when the Lord’s gift of forgiveness was especially meaningful to you?
• Jesus saved us through the gift of forgiveness. Forgiveness gives us a new relationship with our Father in heaven and with others. Do you find your attitude is bitter? Are you demanding of others? If so, what would Jesus say about your attitude? How can you use God’s forgiveness in your life to change your attitude?
• Jesus has saved us from death. His death has defeated our death and His resurrection has defeated our grave. We no longer need to fear death. Ours is the gift of eternal life. Do you ever think about the gift of heaven? Take a moment and think about the joys of heaven. What are you looking forward to in heaven?
• How are you doing with the new and improved life that Jesus has earned for you through His gift of forgiveness? How will you live your life in such a way that you can make a difference in the life of your family members, friends, acquaintances, and even strangers?
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Pastor Jon - December 09, 2009 10:56 :: 39 Views
Rev. Randy Raasch - December 06, 2009 10:09 :: 33 Views
Which of these points are most important to you, God loves you, God is with you, or God is for you? What makes that one special?
If you really believe God is for you and not against you, what is one thought, attitude, or behavior that you need to change? If it is not you that will change it, then who? If it is not now that you will change it, then when?
How will you incorporate these points in living Christmas as a celebration?
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Pastor Jon - December 06, 2009 09:52 :: 35 Views
Which of these points are most important to you, God loves you, God is with you, or God is for you? What makes that one special?
If you really believe God is for you and not against you, what is one thought, attitude, or behavior that you need to change? If it is not you that will change it, then who? If it is not now that you will change it, then when?
How will you incorporate these points in living Christmas as a celebration?
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Rev. Randy Raasch - December 03, 2009 16:07 :: 42 Views
During this season of Advent we consider three of the dearest Christmas carols. These are songs that our parents taught us learned as children, songs that we hear each year, songs that we equate with the real meaning of Christmas . Tonight we will sing and meditate on the hymn, “Away In A Manger.”
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Wayne Ahrens - November 29, 2009 11:59 :: 43 Views
• Anticipation can be exciting or agonizing. Think of a time in your life when you anticipated something difficult and a time when you anticipated something joyful. What is the difference?
• Mary was not anticipating the announcement that she would have a child. She surely wasn’t anticipating the announcement that she would give birth to the Savior of the World—the promised Messiah. How do you think she felt when she heard the announcement from the angel? How could she respond with such confidence?
• When you face a challenge what is your expectation of the Lord? Do you expect Him to carry out your will or His will? How can you better trust that the Lord’s will is always for your best interest?
• What do you think are the Lord’s expectations for you as His forgiven child? How can you, like Mary, live to His glory?
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Rev. Randy Raasch - November 29, 2009 12:06 :: 40 Views
• Anticipation can be exciting or agonizing. Think of a time in your life when you anticipated something difficult and a time when you anticipated something joyful. What is the difference?
• Mary was not anticipating the announcement that she would have a child. She surely wasn’t anticipating the announcement that she would give birth to the Savior of the World—the promised Messiah. How do you think she felt when she heard the announcement from the angel? How could she respond with such confidence?
• When you face a challenge what is your expectation of the Lord? Do you expect Him to carry out your will or His will? How can you better trust that the Lord’s will is always for your best interest?
• What do you think are the Lord’s expectations for you as His forgiven child? How can you, like Mary, live to His glory?
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Rev. Randy Raasch - November 26, 2009 12:09 :: 39 Views
Can you give thanks in the midst of loss?
Stop Counting
Let go of the "EGO"
Forget the unrealistic expectations!
Just give thanks to God
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Wayne Ahrens - November 22, 2009 12:00 :: 60 Views
In your life what things are you certain about, and what things are you uncertain about. What do you do in your life that helps you stay consistent in uncertain times?
Change always occurs. How well do you deal with change? Does your view of change affect the way you look at your future? How confident are you about your future? What helps your confidence grow?
What areas in your life does Jesus offer certainty and how confident are you in His provisions?
Throughout this week, how will you build your confidence in your relationship with God?
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Pastor Jon - November 22, 2009 12:23 :: 41 Views
In your life what things are you certain about, and what things are you uncertain about. What do you do in your life that helps you stay consistent in uncertain times?
Change always occurs. How well do you deal with change? Does your view of change affect the way you look at your future? How confident are you about your future? What helps your confidence grow?
What areas in your life does Jesus offer certainty and how confident are you in His provisions?
Throughout this week, how will you build your confidence in your relationship with God?
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Pastor Jon - November 15, 2009 15:50 :: 49 Views
True Commitment, Final sermon of the series A Life of True Commitment
Introduction:
What happened to commitment?
I. Jesus’ Commitment (v12)
II. The Church’s Commitment (v16)
III. My Commitment (v17)
Conclusion:
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Rev. Randy Raasch - November 16, 2009 12:01 :: 52 Views
Introduction:
What happened to commitment?
I. Jesus’ Commitment (v12)
II. The Church’s Commitment (v16)
III. My Commitment (v17)
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Pastor Jon - November 09, 2009 08:34 :: 56 Views
I. Be satisfied with life’s essentials
II. Be wary of life’s temptations
III. Be happy in life’s circumstances
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Rev. Randy Raasch - November 03, 2009 11:17 :: 57 Views
I. True Faith sees beyond the ordinary
• Certainty of what cannot be seen
• Noah looked beyond the ordinary
• Certainty and hope in the stewardship...
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Pastor Jon - November 03, 2009 11:27 :: 56 Views
I. True Faith sees beyond the ordinary
• Certainty of what cannot be seen
• Noah looked beyond the ordinary
• Certainty and hope in the stewardship...
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Wayne Ahrens - November 03, 2009 12:58 :: 60 Views
I. True Faith sees beyond the ordinary
• Certainty of what cannot be seen
• Noah looked beyond the ordinary
• Certainty and hope in the stewardship...
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Pastor Jon - October 26, 2009 10:23 :: 58 Views
Rev. Randy Raasch - October 26, 2009 10:37 :: 52 Views
Rev. Randy Raasch - October 19, 2009 08:34 :: 52 Views
“True Generosity”
Introduction:
I. God’s Generosity
• Material
• Spiritual
II. My Generosity
• Allows me to walk with God
• Allows others t...
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Pastor Jon - October 19, 2009 08:19 :: 53 Views
“True Generosity”
Introduction:
I. God’s Generosity
• Material
• Spiritual
II. My Generosity
• Allows me to walk with God
• Allows oth...
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Wayne Ahrens - October 12, 2009 15:22 :: 67 Views
Dawn Brooks - October 12, 2009 15:33 :: 62 Views
Rev. Randy Raasch - October 05, 2009 09:39 :: 65 Views
Introduction
• Light
• Instead
• Father
• Everyday
Conclusion
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Wayne Ahrens - October 05, 2009 09:46 :: 59 Views
Introduction
• Light
• Instead
• Father
• Everyday
Conclusion
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Pastor Jon - October 05, 2009 10:08 :: 56 Views
Introduction
• Light
• Instead
• Father
• Everyday
Conclusion
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Rev. Randy Raasch - September 28, 2009 11:25 :: 73 Views
• God Encourages Us to Worship
• We Encourage One Another Through Worship
• We Encourage Others to Worship
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Pastor Jon - September 28, 2009 11:27 :: 69 Views
• God Encourages Us to Worship
• We Encourage One Another Through Worship
• We Encourage Others to Worship
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Wayne Ahrens - September 21, 2009 10:42 :: 68 Views
• A Fed Faith (John 6:52-59)
• A Surrendered Soul (John 6:60-65)
• A Conformed Character (John 6:66-69)
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Rev. Randy Raasch - September 21, 2009 10:45 :: 64 Views
• A Fed Faith (John 6:52-59)
• A Surrendered Soul (John 6:60-65)
• A Conformed Character (John 6:66-69)
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Wayne Ahrens - September 14, 2009 11:27 :: 79 Views
“God Coming to Me”
Luke 4:16-30
• It’s All About God (16-19)
• God Meeting Us (20-25)
• Our Response (26-30)
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Pastor Jon - September 14, 2009 11:39 :: 77 Views
“God Coming to Me”
Luke 4:16-30
• It’s All About God (16-19)
• God Meeting Us (20-25)
• Our Response (26-30)
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Rev. Randy Raasch - July 20, 2009 12:23 :: 82 Views
How is your journey with God going? Where in your relationship with Him do you feel the weakest? Where in your relationship with Him do you feel the s...
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Rev. Randy Raasch - December 01, 2008 10:28 :: 80 Views
Rev. Randy Raasch - November 04, 2008 09:14 :: 83 Views
In the past couple weeks what has appeared to be your biggest problem? How did you respond to it? Did you perceive it as a hindrance or a opportunity? The disciples wanted to send the hungry people away. How do you deal with problems/conflicts? Do you face them head on, take time before addressing it, or avoid the situation all together? Are problems your opportunity or your struggle? Jesus’ always took problems for Him and others and made them opportunities for God’s love & grace to shine. What are the problems you are facing today? How is God involved in them?
Throughout Jesus’ ministry he performed miracles. When or what time in your life have you seen a miracle by God? What problem was the root of the miracle? How will God be able to make your problems today become miracles for tomorrow? For this month start to journal your problems as opportunities and make note where you see God making miracles out of your problems.
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Rev. Randy Raasch - October 20, 2008 10:18 :: 86 Views
(Matthew 7:7-11)
Why is it hard to add “Thy will be done” to the end of our prayers? How does praying “Thy will be done” assist us in receiving God’s answer to our prayer? Do we really deserve or earn what God gives to us? Does God really depend upon us for anything? The grace of God is the reason our prayers are answered perfectly. How is this a motivation for us to pray? We tend to focus so much on the answer to our prayer. Why is it more important that we focus on the One who answer the prayer rather than the answer?
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Rev. Randy Raasch - October 13, 2008 11:25 :: 85 Views
(2 Samuel 12:1-23)
Why is the answer “No” from God hard to accept? What in your life makes it easier to accept “No” from God? After you pray do you listen for God’s answer? How often are you listening for your will instead of God’s will? After prayer, when have you seen God’s grace being sufficient in your life? How does living under God’s grace, and seeking His will help you grow in your faith? Set aside time each day this week to pray about these things:
• The mission of First Immanuel
• Guidance and Wisdom for our nation’s leaders
• Your relationship with God
• In your community, to build relationships with people who don’t have a relationship with God.
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Pastor Jon - October 13, 2008 11:13 :: 83 Views
(2 Samuel 12:1-23)
Why is the answer “No” from God hard to accept? What in your life makes it easier to accept “No” from God? After you pray do you listen for God’s answer? How often are you listening for your will instead of God’s will? After prayer, when have you seen God’s grace being sufficient in your life? How does living under God’s grace, and seeking His will help you grow in your faith? Set aside time each day this week to pray about these things:
• The mission of First Immanuel
• Guidance and Wisdom for our nation’s leaders
• Your relationship with God
• In your community, to build relationships with people who don’t have a relationship with God.
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Rev. Randy Raasch - October 06, 2008 10:04 :: 89 Views
Reflect on a time when an answer to your prayer was obvious? Did God answer you exactly what you prayed for? Do you think God’s hand was evident in the answer? On a scale of 1-5, with 1 being weak and 5 being strong, where is your prayer life? What keeps your prayer life from being deeper? Given that we often turn to the Lord in times of trouble, how easy is it to pray for God’s will to be done rather than yours? How can you be more conscious about praying for God’s will? Set aside time each day this week to pray about these things:
• Persecuted Christians around the world
• Guidance and Wisdom for our nation’s leaders
• The mission of First Immanuel
• For God to help you in your prayer life throughout this month
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