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The episodes are the weekly sermons from 922 Ministries (St. Peter and The CORE) of Appleton, Wisconsin.
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Pastor Mike's sermon on Satan's reality and tactics emphasizes the importance of recognizing his subtle temptations tailored to individuals. He reveals Satan's ultimate goal to lead people astray from God, cautioning against underestimating the devil. Pastor Mike finds hope in Revelation's message of protection for those who trust in God amidst Satan's attacks. By focusing on the power of Christ's blood, individuals can overcome Satan's accusations and find forgiveness.
Pastor Tim's sermon emphasizes the significance of expectations in various aspects of life, particularly in our faith journey. He stresses the importance of aligning our expectations with the reality of God's victory over evil and the ongoing spiritual battle. Through the imagery in Revelation, Pastor Tim illustrates the constant struggle between good and evil, highlighting the power of God over Satan. Ultimately, he encourages listeners to have faith in God's protection and provision, reminding them to stand firm with right expectations and trust in the ultimate triumph of Jesus.
Join us for Pastor Tim's insightful sermon on the book of Revelation! Discover God's perspective on facing today, dealing with tomorrow, and learning about the end. #Revelation #Faith #Hope
Join us as Pastor Jim dives into chapter 4 of Revelation. Discover the ultimate victory and power of God that reigns over all! #Revelation #Faith #PowerOfGod
It just feels wrong to say that some people who believe in God, pray, and love their neighbor will make it to heaven yet other people won’t. Why do many Christians believe that only Christians will make it to heaven? What about all the sincere, devout followers of other faiths? How can that be anything but exclusive, arrogant, and inaccurate?
It just feels wrong to say that some people who believe in God, pray, and love their neighbor will make it to heaven yet other people won’t. Why do many Christians believe that only Christians will make it to heaven? What about all the sincere, devout followers of other faiths? How can that be anything but exclusive, arrogant, and inaccurate?
Reliable science relies on evidence. Data drives us to certain reasonable conclusions. But, to many people, Christianity feels like blind faith. Why would they “just believe”? Is there any true evidence that would lead them to seriously consider Jesus?
Reliable science relies on evidence. Data drives us to certain reasonable conclusions. But, to many people, Christianity feels like blind faith. Why would they “just believe”? Is there any true evidence that would lead them to seriously consider Jesus?
How can a good God exist when there is so much evil in the world? This classic question has troubled people since time began. Why wouldn’t God change the way things are? Why wouldn’t God intervene? Why wouldn’t God stop tragedies and traumas? Is there any way to believe that a good God is running the world when so much evil still exists?
How can a good God exist when there is so much evil in the world? This classic question has troubled people since time began. Why wouldn’t God change the way things are? Why wouldn’t God intervene? Why wouldn’t God stop tragedies and traumas? Is there any way to believe that a good God is running the world when so much evil still exists?
Despite our A.I. and WiFi, we still die. We are, as the Bible says, in “bondage to decay,” on a moving walkway that leads to our final breath. But Jesus can! Jesus, the king who conquered death on Easter, has promised eternal life in his name and the resurrection of our bodies from the grave.
Despite our A.I. and WiFi, we still die. We are, as the Bible says, in “bondage to decay,” on a moving walkway that leads to our final breath. But Jesus can! Jesus, the king who conquered death on Easter, has promised eternal life in his name and the resurrection of our bodies from the grave.
The Lord’s Supper is a multitude of miracles packed into one timeless meal. This Sunday sermon reminds us what the Supper is and why “for you, for the forgiveness of sins” is the greatest miracle of all.
The Lord’s Supper is a multitude of miracles packed into one timeless meal. This Sunday sermon reminds us what the Supper is and why “for you, for the forgiveness of sins” is the greatest miracle of all.
One of the oddest moments in Jesus’ healing ministry happens with a foreign woman with a suffering daughter. What appears, at first glance, to be an unkind Jesus is really a reminder of the importance of a humble heart, especially when asking God for miraculous help. The Canaanite woman passed the test. May we join her in her humble request.
One of the oddest moments in Jesus’ healing ministry happens with a foreign woman with a suffering daughter. What appears, at first glance, to be an unkind Jesus is really a reminder of the importance of a humble heart, especially when asking God for miraculous help. The Canaanite woman passed the test. May we join her in her humble request.
Jesus’ miracles (and his explanations for them) remind us that God holistically loves us. That’s why Jesus used his power to feed and forgive, to meet physical and eternal needs. That same Savior hasn’t changed, which is why we call upon his power for daily bread and the “food” our souls need.
Jesus’ miracles (and his explanations for them) remind us that God holistically loves us. That’s why Jesus used his power to feed and forgive, to meet physical and eternal needs. That same Savior hasn’t changed, which is why we call upon his power for daily bread and the “food” our souls need.
The doctors couldn’t cure her. The neighbors couldn’t help him. But Jesus could. In the span of nine verses, Matthew reminds us that Jesus’ power transcends science, sickness, and even the grave.
We often forget about our primary problem (sin) and our most needed solution (forgiveness). Jesus didn’t. His healing of a paralyzed man was a reminder about the purpose of his miracles, to point to his authority to forgive sins and thus solve our biggest problem in life.
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