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The Path to Victory...Runs through Pain and Pleasure
Pain, difficulty and sometimes suffering is a part of every person's life. But those experiences have particular value in a Christian's life. This message looks at the reasons Jesus gives us in John 16 for why God permits suffering in the life of his children and the good that can come from it.
Pain is a Part of God's Plan
The Christian life is not pain free. God uses the pain to help us grow. This is a very challenging concept but unfortunately a very true reality. Seeing a larger purpose in pain can help us as face it.
The Path to Victory…Runs Through Rugged Reality
Being identified with Jesus Christ will mean we will have to face the same treatment from people that he did. Living in a culture not used to suffering for Christ brings unique challenges to our faith. This message prepares God's people for reality and embraces the resource of the Holy Spirit operating through us into a sinful world.
Graciously Blessed in the Ordinary
Empowered with the promise of God's presence and the reality of God's presence, Jacob journeyed to the east and found his mother's family. He encountered them in a most ordinary circumstance that was reminiscent of his mother and father discovering each other at a well. But upon discovering the family, Jacob responds with great joy and relief. It is a reminder to us that the difficulties and uncertainties of the Christian life are experienced precisely because it is carried on through the ordinary circumstances of life, and that God is present in such circumstances.
Spiritual courage - The champion of Carmel - what he thought was a tomb was a womb
Spiritual courage - The champion of Carmel - what he thought was a tomb was a womb
10-28-12 Jonah 1:4-16 You Can Run But You Can't Hide
Primary Claim: Those who follow God and participate in his work submit to his will in difficult circumstances.
John 13 Part 2
We often view difficulties in our lives as downers because we're not seeing our lives with the perspective of the Cross and Eternity
