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How should we react when we’re wronged? Elder and guest speaker Greg Wallace will remind us that God is in control and will use the situation for His great purpose. Instead of just praying for our vindication, our job is to pray first that people see Christ in us and secondly to know when to call the wrongdoers to account versus just moving on.
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There is only one place where we can find God’s inductees into Faith’s Hall of Fame–the eleventh chapter of the New Testament book of Hebrews. There is only one qualification for entry–the possession of great faith. There are some predictable heroes enshrined there—people like Noah, Abraham and Moses. But there are some notable surprises as well. People like Enoch, Jacob and Rahab have also found their way there, for they demonstrated God honoring faith in some unique ways.
When our “experience” doesn’t line up with our selectively desired attributes of God, we begin to elevate our experience above the totality of God’s character revealed in Christ and evident in Scripture. Instead, we need to be even more vigilant in remaining confident in God’s character because our hope from Him is unlike any other hope on this side of eternity.
In this message we consider how Jesus’ parents may have processed the events surrounding the Christmas story. The day of his birth came and went, but what now? What does all of this mean? What are the implications of Jesus’ coming? What should we anticipate to come? These are the questions we explore in this message.
In this message we explore the various secular views on Jesus’ identity and then we focus our attention on the Biblical view–especially as portrayed in the prologue of John’s gospel. As we discover, it is critical that we decide who Jesus really was, for our eternity depends upon it.