This sermon emphasizes that a true New Year is not marked by merely turning a calendar page, but by the unfailing mercies of God, which are new every morning. While human ambition and New Year’s resolutions often fail, as evidenced by studies showing low success rates, God’s compassion never ceases. The message highlights the context
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Moses stood before the Lord with a call on his life and a knot in his stomach. In Exodus 4, he isn’t the bold leader we often picture; he is a hesitant man overwhelmed by his own weakness. “But, behold, they will not believe me, nor hearken unto my voice,” he says in verse 1.
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In Isaiah 56, God speaks to a discouraged, scattered people and calls them back to a life of faith and obedience. Though Judah is in a hard place—exile, disappointment, and spiritual decline—God reminds them that His salvation is near and His righteousness will be revealed. The Christian life is not lived by feelings or circumstances,
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Missionary Bob Mach preached a powerful message from Matthew 28 on the Great Commission, reminding us that God’s command to reach the world is not merely a missionary mandate—it is a Christian mandate. He emphasized that every believer has a part in God’s global plan: some are called to go, all are called to pray,
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Moses’ call began on an ordinary day, doing an ordinary task. At eighty years old, after forty years in Pharaoh’s palace and forty years in the desert tending sheep, Moses likely believed his life’s purpose was behind him. Yet in the quiet isolation of Horeb — “the mountain of God” — the Lord met him
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In this sermon, the message revisits Exodus chapter 1, highlighting the midwives’ courage born from their fear of God, which led them to defy Pharaoh’s wicked orders. It draws a parallel to the importance of right belief dictating right behavior, contrasting this with contemporary viewpoints that sometimes separate actions from underlying convictions. The discussion underscores
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The sermon emphasizes that “Our Father knows best,” drawing from Hebrews 12:1-3. It introduces three core principles for the Christian life: running our own race, looking to the Author, and following His example. Believers are encouraged to recognize God’s specific plan for their lives, understanding that while the ultimate goal is to serve and please
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Life’s difficulties can test our faith, but the choices we make in those moments determine our direction. In Ruth 1, we see a family facing famine, loss, and uncertainty, and a critical decision that leads them away from God’s will. Instead of trusting in the Lord, Elimelech moves his family to Moab—a land of pagan worship—seeking worldly solutions
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