Reflect & Project 2024 - Episode 5

In this message, Pastor emphasizes the importance of collective effort in the growth of Eastland Baptist Church, underscoring that every member's involvement is not just desired, but crucial. Drawing from a unique biblical text, he highlights the admirable ethic of Uriah who refused to rest while his brothers battled, a principle that is deemed essential in our Christian journey today. The message concludes with a call to action, urging members to actively participate in the ministry's work, to contribute to what they expect others to provide, and to understand that everyone shares equal responsibility in making the church thrive.

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On Your Way Home - Episode 3

The listeners are urged to remember God in their lives and not let external influences distract them from the most important priorities. This message highlights how easily we tend to forget the Creator and seek fulfillment in meaningless pursuits. At the conclusion of Ecclesiastes, King Solomon labored on the importance of remembering God throughout the entirety of our lives.

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Evaluate and Change - Episode 2

Every system is perfectly designed to get the result it does, and in this message, we explore how this principle can be applied to human behavior. There is great importance of making choices in light of their outcomes, as every decision is tied to a consequence. We are encouraged to take inventory of our choices and do a systems check in the new year.

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Arise, Shine - Episode 140

Christ is our hope. He was the Light, He was the Hope of the Jewish people, but He was also the Hope of the Gentiles. As the people of God, the Messiah is our Light; He is our hope. We have a significant responsibility to ensure those who do not yet know God have an opportunity to experience and know this same Hope.

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God with Us - Episode 135

During this time of year, we celebrate the coming of Christ with great festivity and joy. But that begs the question, "Why did He come?" He didn't just come for us but to be with us. He came to fundamentally change who and what we are.

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Benjamin Siens