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In Part 3 of (Dis)Organized Religion vs. Organic Faith, we look at a common phrase: "Christianity is not a religion, it's a relationship!" Join us as we take a closer look at what that really means.
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In Part 2 of (Dis)Organized Religion vs. Organic Faith, we look at how the Church is not, and yet is, organized. Also, in a culture where some have come to believe Christianity is harmful to society, there are amazing things that have been accomplished by Christians. The Church of Jesus Christ has changed and continues to change the world for the good. Listen in to find out how.
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It's one thing to look back and be thankful for what we have received or experienced, but there is an even greater power in being thankful for what we have not yet received. Join us as Pastor Dave unpacks this comforting principle.
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It's not uncommon to hear people say they're spiritual, but they don't believe in organized religion. What exactly does that mean? After all, sometimes the church doesn't seem very organized. Join us as we look at answers to questions about organized religion vs. Organic Faith.
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Luke 17:11-19 Something Greater Than Healing
Being healed of leprosy was miraculously wonderful for these ten men. One was especially thankful, and the other nine we don't hear from. We will explore how God attends to all of our lives in merciful ways, and how we respond to that. We will learn that there is something greater in this story than the healing event itself, something that is key to our own ability to receive God's greatest gift.
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In the final installment of The Seven Deadly Sins, Pastor Dave considers the sin of Envy. Why is it that we can have such strong negative emotions when things go well for someone else? Are we really so selfish that we resent the blessings or excellence of others? Yes. Yes we are. The success or happiness of others can feel like a threat because we perceive it as lessening our own share of praise or glory. But there is a way to overcome the Deadly Sin of Envy.
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Lust – it reduces people to nothing more than objects to satisfy desire. It’s a pale imitation of love, taking from others, while love wants to give to others. Lust is closely related to Greed and Gluttony, wanting an endless supply of more, in an attempt to satisfy desires. Join us as wecontinue our series on the Seven Deadly Sins. This week, we look into the damage caused by lust.
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I want my baby back, baby back, baby back riiiibs! Eating good in the neighborhood. We've got the beef! Love that chicken from Popeye's. It's finger-licking good! Give me a break, give me a break, break me off a piece of…
As if we need ads in order to make us want…more. We do that on our own, without any help.
Can you say "Gluttony?" I knew you could!
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The Deadly Sin of Sloth
Sloth is not a common word these days, but it is a very common condition, and one of the Seven Deadly Sins. Sloth is a focus on self to the point where we defy God’s proper role as the ruler of our life, our time, our opinions, and our pleasures. Instead, we devote ourselves to our own pleasure, missing out on God’s plan for our holiness and happiness.
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More. More! MORE! Is it the American Dream? Or the American Scheme? How much is enough? Why do we keep striving for more? Do we have a responsibility to those around us? To society in general? To God? Or is it really just about us and what we want? Join us as we look at another of the Seven Deadly Sins – Greed.
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