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  Faith and Friends

  This three-week series explores the gift of friendship and community in the life of faith. We will look at friends found in Scripture and their faith-filled prayers and then learn how we can share that kind of Christian friendship with people in our own communities. 

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    Faith-filled friendships offer the tender gift of companionship.
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    Faith-filled friendships offer the gift of comradery.
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    Faith-filled friendships offer the gift of confident compassion.
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  The Child Born To Be King

  This four-week series tells the Christmas story as the fulfillment of God’s promise to his people that their King would come. We will look at four different kingly names given to Jesus and how he fulfilled them.

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    Jesus fulfilled the prophetic role of Wonderful Counselor by healing, teaching, and resurrecting from the dead, and by mediated between us and the Father.
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    Jesus fulfilled the prophetic role of Mighty God when he rode into town on a donkey, signifying the entrance of a king arriving during a time of peace.
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    Jesus fulfilled the prophetic role of Everlasting Father by caring for the marginalized and spending time with people.
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    Jesus fulfilled the prophetic role of Prince of Peace by becoming the sacrifice offered on our behalf.
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  Midnight Light

  This Advent season, we reflect on the hope we find in Christ during seasons of darkness and waiting. Advent calls us to wait in expectation for the coming of Christ, as the light in darkness and the Savior in our need. Through the story of God’s promises, we learn that even in the longest nights of life, his hope is certain.

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    Advent helps us remember that God is faithful to fulfill the promises we eagerly await.
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    Advent reveals the truth that God is with us in every season of life, which comforts us during times of waiting and darkness.
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    The season of Advent invites us to reflect on how God is shaping us even in our darkest hours.
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    Advent reminds us that Christ’s coming marks the beginning of the ultimate restoration, when God's mercy triumphs and all things will be made right.
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  Jesus Is Better

  This six-week series examines the theological assertion that Jesus is true, better, and greater than specific figures and events in the Old Testament. By looking at the comparisons between Jesus and Moses, David, Job, Melchizedek, and the tabernacle, we can understand the importance of these figures and how their stories are fulfilled in Jesus. 

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    Jesus is greater than the old covenant, but we need to understand the figures and events of the Old Testament if we want to fully understand Christ.
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    Jesus is greater than Moses. Jesus shows his authority and relationship to God through the Sermon on the Mount and is revealed as God’s appointed person to lead his people to redemption.
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    Jesus is greater than David, showing that even though he is David’s descendant, he is the true King that David spoke of.
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    Jesus is the true High Priest, greater than any that has come before in the line of Aaron. Like Melchizedek, he is God’s priest, but he is also the once-for-all sacrifice and true mediator between God and his people.
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    Jesus is greater than the tabernacle or the temple. In fact, those rituals of the Old Testament point to the person and work of Jesus.
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    Jesus and Job both suffered, but Jesus’s suffering brought redemption for all and shows he can relate to us when we suffer.
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  Where Were You? The Book of Job

  This series is a study of the book of Job and two important questions Job’s story brings up. There’s the question Job had in his suffering (and that we have in our own sufferings): “God, where were you?” And then God’s question to Job: “Where were you?”

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    Our sorrow does not have to prevent our worship.
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    Sorrow can make us desperate, but God remains constant.
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    We must remember that God is the one who controls all of creation.
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    Humans cannot judge the world better than God.
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  In Every Season

  Every season of the year and of life brings reasons to thank God. Using a psalm to accompany each message, this four-week series ties the Thanksgiving themes of gratitude and contentment to episodes from the Old and New Testaments to help us reflect on God’s goodness in our lives.

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    God is faithful today, yesterday, and tomorrow.
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    Worship is our response to God’s daily goodness.
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    God calls us into communities of care, so that we’re not alone through difficult times.
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    Praise acknowledges God as the source of our salvation in Jesus Christ.
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  Strength To Strength

  The church is ever-changing, but its message remains the same. Old lessons become new as leaders face new old challenges. The Pastoral Epistles—1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, and Titus—are Paul’s advice and encouragement as he mentors emerging church leaders. This four-week series demonstrates how he counsels all leaders to serve with authority, seek the truth, and raise up the new generation to follow.

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    God entrusts leaders with authority to lead the church.
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    False teachings endanger the church and its witness.
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    Paul’s mentoring of Timothy grounds him in reliance on God.
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    Faithful lives reflect sound doctrine.
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  You're Reading It Wrong

  This four-week series shines a light on some of the ways we might misread Scripture through our modern lenses. We will also discuss ways to read the Bible well and look at answers that correct our misreading of Scripture.

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    We might misread Scripture because of our place in the timeline of the world.
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    We might misread Scripture because of our cultural assumptions.
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    We might misread Scripture because of our lack of maturity or life experiences.
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    We might misread Scripture because we are egocentric.
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  Surprised By Scripture

  This four-part series invites us to look at the Bible with fresh eyes and discover (or rediscover) all the wonderful ways Scripture can change us, challenge us, comfort us, and surprise us—no matter how long we’ve been reading it.

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    Treasuring Scripture and teaching it to your family is one of the most important things we can do.
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    Meditation on God’s Word can help us live holy lives.
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    The whole Bible points to Jesus.
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    God inspired his Word so that we can live holy lives.
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  The Church at Philippi

  This ten-week series is a great opportunity to help your congregation dig into the book of Philippians. Through understanding Paul’s teaching on suffering, strength, pain and joy, anxiety and hope, we understand that all things can be found and endured in Christ. We’ll gain a focus on the joy each of us receives when we devote our lives to God and others.

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    To be a servant or slave of Christ is to joyfully serve him and our neighbor.
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    God will use every opportunity—good or bad—to spread the message of Jesus.
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    Difficult circumstances become bearable if we keep Christ and his purpose as our focus.
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    Joy is maximized when we love one another well, and Jesus modeled humility as the way to do so.
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    Paul teaches us to continue walking with God and learning what it means to follow Jesus.
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    Sharing the story of Jesus requires all of us; it’s not just for one person to do alone.
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    We can’t earn salvation; it comes only though faith in Jesus Christ.
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    Paul made his goal to glorify God in all things, and he said he hadn’t accomplished it yet.
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    We find peace and hope in our times of stress through prayer and focusing our thoughts on what God desires.
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    Paul teaches us the importance of being content in our life in Christ, no matter the circumstance.
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  Accepted

  This four-week series helps students view challenging feelings and experiences like rejection, insecurity, and loneliness in light of the love and acceptance Christ offers.

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    Our acceptance is based solely on God’s love for us.
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    We can be confident in God’s love and acceptance, even after seasons of discipline.
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    Nothing can separate you from God’s love.
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    God loves you.
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  To The Ends

  This series follows Luke’s accounts of Jesus’s earliest followers and their efforts to spread the gospel to the ends of the earth.

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    Pentecost is the moment when the Holy Spirit fills the believers, and the church is sent out to the field.
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    Peter and John lead the community of believers in celebrating the Lord for his provision.
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    Philip’s obedience leads to the conversion of an Ethiopian man.
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    With gentile conversion, the Holy Spirit opens a new chapter in the sharing of the good news.
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    Paul’s work as an evangelist and missionary was a catalyst for the kingdom.
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    Paul speaks to the intellectuals of Athens about faith in the God of creation.
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  Love Made A Way

  This four-week series looks at four atonement images or metaphors in Scripture: adoption (family), redemption (marketplace), justification (legal), and rescue/victory (conquest). A well-rounded understanding of the ways God has provided our redemption inspires us to live well as redeemed, victorious, free children of God.

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    Christ has closed the gap between God and humanity. We are no longer at odds; instead, we’re wholly beloved children of God in relationship with God the Father.
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    Our sin created a debt we could not pay. Jesus ransomed us from death and paid our debt in full.
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    Jesus’s righteousness becomes our righteousness through faith.
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    God victoriously rescued us and triumphed over evil through Jesus.
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  The Vitals Of A Disciple

  This series looks at Scripture’s markers of spiritual health, challenging us to examine our own hearts and lives to see where we might need a work of grace and revitalization.

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    This week explores what spiritual sickness looks like in the life of a believer.
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    This week explores the health of our relationship with God.
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    This week explores the health of our interaction with Scripture.
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    This week explores the health of our prayer lives.
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    This week explores what it means to be spiritually exposed.
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  The Last Four Things

  This four-week series helps us understand what the Bible says about the end of life and what follows after death. The congregation will finish the series confident that God is just and has good plans for those who love him.

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    Jesus defeated death and gives us victory.
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    God is a just judge.
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    God will make all things new, and believers will live with him forever.
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    God will judge the wicked.
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  The Drift

  This four-week series for adults or youth is about the drift that can happen in our hearts toward spiritual apathy, compromise, and complacency. It points us to ways to keep our hearts from drifting.

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    Drifting from God invites spiritual apathy.
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    Drifting from God invites compromise on values.
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    Drifting from God invites complacency.
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    Drifting from God invites vast space to develop between us and God.
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  Questions We Have About Hell

  Most Christians believe in hell. Far fewer believe they will be there someday. This four-week series answers some of the most common questions we have about hell, both for others and ourselves: What is hell? Is it real? Do I have to believe in hell to be a Christian? Why would a loving God condemn his people to suffer? Am I going there?

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    Hell is a state of punishment after death, and the New Testament affirms its reality.
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    Although believers vary in their understandings of it, a belief in judgment after or at the time of death is part of the Christian tradition.
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    God loves us enough to hold us accountable.
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    Jesus gives us assurance of salvation by examining our actions and seeing how we reflect his love to others.
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  Reset

  The new school year is the perfect time for students to examine and realign their priorities. This four-week youth series looks at people in the Bible who had “reset” moments in their lives when they experienced changes in their priorities, direction, or identity.

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    Paul meets Jesus and is immediately changed.
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    Esther chooses whether to follow her purpose or to go her own way and protect her life.
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    Burdened for his people, Nehemiah wants to help.
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    Paul asks Philemon to lead with love.
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  The God Of The Second Chance

  This series looks at stories in the Bible in which God gives people second chances, and it invites us to reflect on God’s mercy, patience, and loving character.

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    David’s sins were rooted in his pursuit of his own desires ahead of God’s.
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    Peter’s denial of Jesus left the disciple unable to believe Jesus could forgive him, but Jesus had other plans.
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    Paul uses his influence to lead Philemon to trust God for a change of heart.
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    God uses Jonah to bring about a massive redirect in the nation of Nineveh, exposing a great need in the life of Jonah.
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  Prayers For An Anxious Heart - Pink

  The book of Psalms offers us relatable expressions of the human experience in our relationships with God. This series looks at prayers in the Psalms that express feelings like anxiety, worry, and fear and remind us that God will always see us through our circumstances.

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    This week looks at a psalmist’s prayer when he experienced fear.
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    This week we look at a psalmist’s prayer when experiencing hardship.
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    This week examines the psalmist’s prayer while experiencing shame.
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    This week we examine a psalmist’s prayer for trust in God.
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