And the Answer is... // Better than the Bible

One of the most frustrating things about being a Christian is the questions people ask about what you believe. Especially if it is a skeptic. Especially if they already have an argument prepared. What are you supposed to say in just a few seconds? How do you defend your faith without losing your mind and credibility? Can you actually make an impact?

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The New Values of the Kingdom // Kingdom Come

It used to be that you were born to a certain state and status, and that could never change. But when the new King arrived, he taught us that everything we have is a stewardship. Our wealth, resources, intelligence, influence—everything we have is for everyone. We are NOT the Kingdom of the world. We are the Kingdom of God and of his Christ! We belong to a Kingdom where the King washes feet!

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For the World // Kingdom Come

Jesus didn’t come to expand on the Old Testament law, the old way of doing things. He didn’t come to elaborate on what we already had, to clarify misunderstandings, to preach great sermons, or teach how to handle life. The angel told Mary she would give birth to a son whose kingdom would know no end. It was clear. This was something totally new. The old system was for the Jews—the new Kingdom was for the whole world. It was shocking, but Jesus was insistent—everyone is welcome!

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Joy/Full Together // Joy/Full

Jesus had risen and he’d promised true, forever life to everyone who put their faith in him. The Apostle Paul knew it was fact. He had encountered Jesus himself and was living out what Christ had promised. Nothing could quench his joy!...Not even damp, cold prison cells. From those dark places, he wrote letters of hope and encouragement! Using the words “joy” and “rejoice” 16 times in Philippians alone, it’s safe to say that is the main theme of his short letter to the church family in Philippi. Paul proved we can be joyful no matter what - this message series will show us how!

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The Truest Source of Joy // Joy/Full

Jesus had risen and he’d promised true, forever life to everyone who put their faith in him. The Apostle Paul knew it was fact. He had encountered Jesus himself and was living out what Christ had promised. Nothing could quench his joy!...Not even damp, cold prison cells. From those dark places, he wrote letters of hope and encouragement! Using the words “joy” and “rejoice” 16 times in Philippians alone, it’s safe to say that is the main theme of his short letter to the church family in Philippi. Paul proved we can be joyful no matter what - this message series will show us how!

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