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The Heart of A Spiritual Leader (Colossians 2:1-5)

By Shawn Farrell | December 15, 2024

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Our Singular Focus In Ministry (Colossians 1:28-29)

By Shawn Farrell | December 8, 2024

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Understanding the Hidden Depths of God (1 Cor 2:6-16)

By Chris Mueller | December 3, 2011

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Christ’s Authority Over Sickness (Mark 1:29-31)

By Chris Mueller | November 27, 2011

Some of the greatest lessons learned in this life, much of our greatest growth, occur when we’re sick, infirmed or handicapped. God uses handicaps, weaknesses, limitations, and sicknesses in mighty ways in the lives of Christians to make them more like Christ, and to bring Him great glory.

The Greatest Need of Men (1 Cor 2:1-5)

By John Pleasnick | November 26, 2011

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The Authority of Christ’s Deeds (Mark 1:23-28)

By Chris Mueller | November 20, 2011

It is a confrontation in the synagogue between a demon-possessed man and the Son of God! The key to understanding this marvelous section is found in the statement in verse 22, “one having authority,” and verse 27, “a new teaching with authority.” Christ teaches with authority and commands the enemy with authority.

The Root of All Sin

By Peter Spiers | November 19, 2011

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The Authority of Christ’s Words: Who’s Your Daddy (Mark 1:21-22)

By Chris Mueller | November 13, 2011

Our God is Lord, and He is the ultimate authority. We tend to go through life forgetting our God orders every event. We forget He controls every relationship.

How God Works (1 Cor 1:26-31)

By John Pleasnick | November 12, 2011

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A Passion for the Lost (Mark 1:16-20)

By Chris Mueller | November 6, 2011

The work of evangelism is the purest, noblest and most essential work the Church will ever do. Fishing people out of the sea of sin is the greatest work the Church is called to do. It is God’s heart–evangelism has been called the sob of God.

The Horror of Humanism (1 Cor 1:18-25)

By Chris Mueller | November 5, 2011

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Developing a Passion for the Good News (Mark 1:14-15)

By Chris Mueller | October 30, 2011

The good news doesn’t say you are good, but the Gospel starts with, you’re bad–far worse than you can imagine. The good news describes you as an evil rebel, sinful to the core. You don’t merely do bad things, you are sickening in your vileness.

Divide and Conquer (1 Cor 1:10-17)

By Chris Mueller | October 29, 2011

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Compelled to Battle Against the Evil One (Mark 1:12-13)

By Chris Mueller | October 23, 2011

The root of all conflict is that we are sinners to the core of our being–it is caused by our sinful nature. It is not because we lie, cheat, gossip, get angry or steal on occasion–it’s because we are liars, cheaters, gossips, murderers and thieves at heart . . . by nature . . . by our very character we are sinful.