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In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from 2 Corinthians 6-7. These chapters contrast the joys and afflictions of Christian discipleship. Paul also reminds the church to live in unity, and avoid entanglements with the world that would compromise their obedience. These chapters encourage us to follow Paul’s example of living an open life with fellow believers and experiencing the joy of that life.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from 2 Corinthians 4-5. These chapters continue Paul’s perspective on the Christian life, ministry, and our hope in Jesus. He uses metaphors to communicate deep truths about the treasure of Jesus in clay vessels, and our glorified bodies fit for eternity. He concludes chapter 5 with a reminder that every person will be judged for the things they did, good or bad. This reality is designed to keep our eyes on Jesus and get busy on building His kingdom.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from 2 Corinthians 2-3. These chapters show us how church discipline can yield good, repentant fruit and how Paul views the role of a Christian in society. Paul introduces his views on Christian ministry in chapter 3 and continues through chapter 6. Today, we learn how God uses His people as a sweet aroma of salvation in the world, and how Christians should stare at Jesus to be changed from glory to glory.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from 2 Corinthians 1. Paul wrote this chapter to remind the church of how God comforts His people through suffering. He also defends his character, and explains why Christians should reflect the dependable character we see in God. If you are experiencing affliction or suffering, we pray this message brings you comfort.
Pastor Lyell Walker | September 27, 2020
In this message, Pastor Lyell teaches from Genesis chapters 48-50. These chapters wrap up our study on the book of Genesis. They also show us how Jacob adopts Joseph’s two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh, and blesses his 12 sons. At the very end of chapter 50, Joseph tells his brothers that what they meant for evil, God intended for good. Indeed, the entire message of Genesis is that while humans struggle to follow God, he is working all things out for our good.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Genesis 45-47. These chapters complete the story of Jacob’s move to Egypt and Joseph’s reconciliation with his family. The also cover the final five years of the world-wide famine and it’s impact on the people of Egypt. These chapters remind us how important it is to forsake this world and all it has to offer. There is only one great treasure in life, and His name is Jesus.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Genesis 42-45. These chapters follow the story of Joseph reuniting with his brothers, the tests he gave them, and the final reconciliation they all experienced. This story reminds us that from beginning to end, God is in control of His universe AND He is involved in the smallest details of our daily life.
In this message, Pastor Marshall teaches from Genesis 39-41. These chapters follow the captivity of Joseph, his life in prison, and his rise to authority in Egypt. Through every season, God was with Joseph. This story reminds us that God is also with us. His presence leads us and guides us, but also convicts us and comforts us. We are not alone. God is here, now.
