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Watch Out Laodicea
Episode | October 18th, 2026 | 42 mins 50 secs
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What does it mean to be a lukewarm Christian? In Watch Out Laodicea, we explore Jesus' warning in Revelation 3 and the danger of becoming so comfortable and self-sufficient that we stop depending on God. Discover five signs of spiritual complacency and why Jesus' call to repentance is also an invitation to a closer relationship with Him.
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We Are the Church
Episode | October 11th, 2026 | 41 mins 5 secs
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Church was never meant to be a spectator sport. In We Are the Church, we explore why Jesus established the church, what it means to belong to a local church family, and how being connected, serving, and growing together helps us live out our faith. The question isn't simply whether we attend church, but whether we're truly planted.
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Our Ultimate Hope | Patriotic Sunday 2026
Episode | July 5th, 2026 | 37 mins 48 secs
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Where do you place your hope when life feels uncertain? This message from Romans 8 explores the difference between temporary confidence and lasting hope found in Jesus Christ. Discover how God's promises give believers strength to persevere through suffering while looking forward to the future He has prepared.