Afleveringen
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Jon Weece and Scott Nickell discuss Southland's exciting future.
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The Bible describes the church as âthe body of Christ.â In other words, the church should look a lot like Jesus. And one of the best things Jesus did for people was encourage them to serve and empower them to lead. Southland will always need an abundance of servant leaders.
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In order to have the kind of life we really want; we have to walk away from the current life we have. Jesus specializes in moving people in a new direction towards a stronger life.
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As we begin the new year, weâre diving into what it means to love God, love people, and grow closer to Jesus. Over the next couple of weeks, as we wrap up 2024 and step into 2025, join us as we explore growth in our relationship with Jesus and how to live out His love!
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As we begin the new year, weâre diving into what it means to love God, love people, and grow closer to Jesus. Over the next couple of weeks, as we wrap up 2024 and step into 2025, join us as we explore growth in our relationship with Jesus and how to live out His love!
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We long for peace. We long for the fighting to stop, the pain to cease, and the tears to stop flowing. Jesus made peace for us and peace is available to everyone! Who can we introduce to Jesus this Christmas season?
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In a world where things and people wear out, grow old, fall apart, and die we have an everlasting Father who doesnât get tired. He never fails and he never fades. Who can we extend an invitation to this Christmas season to sit at our table, come to church with us and sit by our fire?
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When life gets painful and the days grow dark we need a strong and mighty God to run to, lean on, and trust. His strength is displayed in our weakness. Who can we lend our strength to this Christmas season?
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A counselor comes alongside someone in their time of need and imparts truth and wisdom. In a culture saturated with counselors we have the perfect counselor in and through Jesus who came alongside us in our time of need. Who can we come alongside during this Christmas season?
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No church is perfect because there are not perfect people in the world. That shouldnât stop us from serving within the church. None of us can do everything, but all of us can do something.
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Living in community can be scary, but not as scary as being alone, especially when trouble steers our way. We need each other, but we donât have to be perfect to be a good friend. We already have the perfect friend in Jesus.
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What you do is simply that, itâs what you do. It is not who you are. Working is a good thing but itâs not an ultimate thing. Our ultimate purpose is to honor and glorify God with who we are and what we do. This means our job doesnât have to provide us with fulfillment, satisfaction, or joy because God is the source of those good things in life.
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We have a purpose far higher than the latest election. We have a mission far bigger than any political platform. We are called and commanded to love God and love people and if we will remain faithful to that mission God promises to strengthen us in the process.
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When the world moves towards chaos we can choose to move toward order. When everyone and everything is dividing and isolating we can choose to remain united. This means we have to choose harmony and listen well to each other.
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Our culture has taught us that whatever we feel is not only real, but should be expressed. The Bible teaches us to control ourselves and stay calm. We donât know what is ahead, but we can choose ahead of time to keep our heads.
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No one ever plans to be an addict. It happens incrementally as we indulge in unhealthy behaviors and repeatedly make bad choices. âI can handle itâ is the lie we perpetually choose to believe. Eventually, we realize that we canât handle it. Such is the roller coaster ride of addiction. This message will suggest ways to overcome rather than submit to unhealthy behaviors.
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Few words elicit more emotion than the word âdivorce.â We all evaluate it differently, but when we experience it, there are no words. In this message, we will learn how to help everyone involved in the emotional tug of war get to a place of healing.
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Thereâs a great story in I Kings where Elijah challenges a group of 450 false prophets to a âduelâ of sorts and wins a resounding victory. In the very next chapter, we watch Elijah run 100 miles into the wilderness, where he sits under a tree depressed and begs God to take his life. In this message, weâll learn how God can minister to us in the dregs of depression.
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âFear.â Just the sound of the word brings a variety of emotions. It asks the question, âFight or Flight?â Fear can unnerve us or empower us. Spur us on or hold us back. Everyone struggles with fear, and there are all kinds of fears to stare down in life. In this message, weâll look at ways to pray away fearâs slimy grip on our lives.
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The level of fear, worry, and anxiety we experience is connected to the amount of time we spend staring at and scrolling through images on screens. What weâre looking for in technology can be found in Godâs love for us and the joy it delivers when we surrender to it and train our minds to think about it throughout the day.
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