In continuing his conversation about generosity, Pastor Kirk asks, “Why would you not want to be in the flow of God?” He then offers some practical steps to walk out generosity in our lives.
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Pastor Kirk uses the analogy of a garden hose to illustrate the role of generosity in our lives. “Get the kink out, open the valve, and squeeze the thinger” to experience the ‘zoe’ life you’ve been created for!
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Pastor Kirk continues teaching on generosity and how it positions our hearts to experience the freedom and the flow of God’s character in our lives.
Generosity – Freedom and Flow Read More »
Pastor Kirk introduces our new series on generosity and discusses how it creates freedom for God’s power and character to flow in our lives.
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Pastor Kirk closes out this sermon series by applying the “Jesus Stack” to the life of Joseph and offers insight to how this principle can allow us to have the right perspective in our own lives.
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Pastor Kirk and Marne share the things that they have learned through 20+ years of marriage and offer practical tips that are applicable for all relationships.
Pastor Kirk continues the conversation about how we can live fruitful and effective lives no matter what gets thrown at us in life by uncovering more keys from the life of Joseph.
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Pastor Kirk continues his conversation about being powerful people. In this sermon, he starts to examine the life of Joseph and how even though he was a victim, he never carried a victim mentality.
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Our lives are going to bear fruit. When we engage in blame and accusation, our lives are going to bear the fruit of our fallen world and not the fruit of God’s kingdom.
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In the last part of our “What Would Jesus Think?” series, Pastor Steven introduces how to steward the mind of Christ in our lives through a process called, “The Jesus Stack”.
