We are all somewhere in relation to the Father. Where are you? He’s waiting to cover you; he’s waiting to embrace you.
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In this episode, Pastor Dorrell emphasizes the importance of community and connection in overcoming life's challenges. He draws parallels between the experiences of Apostle Paul and modern Christians, highlighting the need for support and encouragement from friends and fellow believers. He encourages overcoming isolation, embracing open-mindedness, and listening to different perspectives, even when challenging.
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In this episode, we explore the parable of the prodigal son, a tale of a young man who disrespects cultural norms by asking for his inheritance prematurely. He leaves his family and Jewish heritage to live among the Gentiles, squandering his wealth on reckless and immoral living. Eventually, he hits rock bottom, unable to pay his debts, and decides to return to his father. We are reminded that we must come to God on His terms, approaching Him with humility and repentance, recognizing that salvation is not earned through works or bargaining but through faith in Jesus Christ and His sacrifice.
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In this episode, Pastor Andrew urges us to consider our lives and the legacies we wish to leave behind. We are reminded of the importance of values like kindness, forgiveness, and charity and are encouraged to live for what truly matters to God.
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This episode challenges our perspective on wealth and life's true purpose. Pastor Dorrell emphasizes the importance of living on less, being rich towards God and others, and aligning our choices with God's priorities.
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In this episode, we explore the parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15. Jesus tells this story to religious leaders who are critical of his association with sinners. The parable highlights the themes of redemption, grace, and celebration, reminding us that there is always hope for those who have strayed to return to their Father's love. We are all prodigals who have squandered God's goodness, but God longs to forgive and welcome us back. The story is a call to turn from self-righteousness and hypocrisy and to extend love, kindness, and grace to others. Join us as we dive into this powerful reminder of God's grace and love.
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In this episode, we explore the power of taking small initiatives in our faith. Through the story of Ruth, we see how taking small steps in difficult circumstances can lead to God's limitless intervention. We're encouraged to take initiative in our faith, even when it's hard or uncertain, and trust that God will respond and use our small actions to accomplish great things.
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In this powerful message, we explore how Jesus purposefully enters the small town of Nain, where a widow is mourning the loss of her only son. Despite her emotional and financial desperation, Jesus shows up and offers more than just compassion - He provides a solution. He confronts our tendency to carry shame and devastation, assuming that nothing can be done, and invites us to humble ourselves and ask for His help. Don't miss this encouraging reminder that God can intervene in our darkest moments and turn our funeral processions into victorious marches.
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Winter Youth Rally 2024 | It's No Accident - Episode 11
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There is a divine interplay in sharing the gospel: human responsibility and God’s working. If people are going to be saved, you and I cannot be passive. When we exercise our responsibility, we are done, and the results are up to God.
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In this message, we discuss the story of Jericho and how it relates to the importance of giving God the first and best of what we have. One person robbing God can limit the group, so we must be careful not to marginalize our own involvement.
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The Bible teaches that giving is more blessed than receiving, and that through generosity, we honor God and are blessed by Him. We are stewards of the gifts God has given us, and it is important to consider what we will do with what we have been given.
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In this message, we learn about Paul's second missionary journey and how God directed him in his travels to establish churches. While Paul was initially planning to go to Asia, God forbade him from doing so. We see that God's will sometimes involves saying no to certain plans and redirecting us toward His ultimate purpose.
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When you don’t like the results in life you’re getting, change what you’re doing. Examine the fruit of your life. If you are not producing good fruit, change what you are doing.
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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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As Christians, we have the duty and responsibility to defer to others. Of utmost importance are not our individual rights but the cause of Jesus Christ.
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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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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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Disagreements between good people are inevitable. However, disagreement between two people doesn’t automatically make one right and one wrong, one good and one evil. We must learn to navigate disagreement among fellow believers with grace and understanding.
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It is foolishness to hoard the resources we have given for fear of failure or loss. With the resources we have received comes the responsibility to take risks and do the work God has called us to.
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