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Sep26

A Better Church Leadership

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Sep19

Built to Last

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Sep19

Reasons for Division

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Sep12

A Better Kind of Boasting

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Sep12

Unity with the Mind of Christ

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Sep06

In Christ For the World

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Sep05

Knowing What We Are When We Are in Christ

Sermon Series 1 Corinthians

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Aug29

David and His Failures

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Aug29

David and His Mighty Men

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Aug22

David and Absalom

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Aug22

God’s Heart Is for Reconciliation

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Aug15

Amazing Grace

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Aug08

Worship According to David

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Aug01

More about David, Saul, and the Grace of God

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Jul25

David and Jonathan

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Jul18

David vs. Saul

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Jul11

The Lord Sought a Man After His Own Heart

Sermon Series The Gospel According to David

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Jul04

Come and See

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Jun27

Come and See

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Jun21

Come and See

Sermon Series Come and See

May23

Missions Sunday

Sermon Series Missions Weekend

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May16

“Lead Us Not Into Temptation…”

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May09

“Forgive Us Our Debts…”

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May02

Give Us Our Daily Bread

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Apr25

“Your Kingdom Come, Your Will Be Done…”

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Apr18

Hallowed Be Your Name

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Apr11

Our Father

Sermon Series The Lord's Prayer

Reflection and response question

  1. What is one positive and one negative characteristic you associate with fathers (based on culture or personal experiences)? Is that a characteristic you associate with God our Father? How do you figure out whether or not to associate a culturally/personally held characteristic of fathers with God?
  2. Read Matthew 6:1-9. What does Jesus tell us to call God?
  3. What is a characteristic of God our Father that Jesus emphasizes in these verses (see v.4, 6, 8)? How do these shape the way we think about prayer and actually pray?
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