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They cast out the man who had been born blind The Cost of discipleship and belief in Jesus Do you Believe The term Son of Man Do you believe (Present/Active/Indicative (Basically meaning that Jesus is asking the man is your belief active never ending and real (Do you truly believe) Do you believe is…

Introduction Two Groups Jesus, the new order: Represents trouble Pharisees: the current order, representing the status quo, fighting to maintain their current status and religious system Jesus worked two miracles: Healing of the blind man and the Raising of Lazarus from the Dead. You would think that…

The balance of ones eternal destiny is placed in a dangerous state when one sees and hears the Word of God, the Truth and turns a deaf ear to it and rejects it all because it does not fit their ideal or the objectives they hold dear. Jesus soon would stand before Pilate as Jesus shares of His Kingdom…

Judging by Sight One of my first sermons was to give thanks for my bad eyesight. Because of an early diagnosis of nearsightedness, I knew that my vision was not as complete as it could have been. I required some outside help to enable me to see well enough so that I could achieve the same learning capabilities…

Webster Dictionary stew•ard•ship: the conducting, supervising, or managing of something especially: the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one’s care Jesus in chapter 16 is speaking concerning wealth but more importantly our stewardship of what He has given... He begins by speaking…

Introduction Good morning and welcome to FCC where we worship the Lord in Spirit and in Truth, one verse at a time. We are so glad that each one of you are here and we hope you came with expectation to become more like Jesus. Praise God for that message of music and for Judy posting her Bible study every…

Enterance to the Kingdom is Narrow and Difficult. But there is life for all who come.

Introduction Good Morning and welcome to First Community Church of Milton-Freewater, Oregon, Church at Home. Thanks for joining us. Here, at First Community Church we worship God in Spirit and In Truth one verse at a time. Today, let us open our Bibles to John 7:37-53 where we will be finishing our study…

But when the Pharisees heard that he had silenced the Sadducees, they gathered together. And one of them, a lawyer, asked him a question to test him. “Teacher, which is the great commandment in the Law?” And he said to him, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul…

John description of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem reveals three distinct types of people in their feelings toward Jesus the messiah. By observing the hearts of those surrounding Jesus, we see how sinful motivations result in the rejection of our savior and we are challenged to observe our own…

Introduction Good morning and welcome to First Community Church where we worship God in Spirit and in Truth, one verse at a time. Praise God for that message of music and y’all sounded great! I am confident that the Lord was pleased. Let us pray in and dive in the Word of God with expectation. Did you…

Right now I want you to think of a person or a group of people that you just cannot stand... The thought of them causes you to look down on them with disgust Without trying you could list their faults, sins, and easily criticize them NOW… picture them and then envision just how much God passionately…

We can see clearly to help deal with the sins of others only when we have dealt with the glaring sin in our own lives.

Let us trade our hypocritical prayers of publicity and verbosity for the sincere prayers of privacy and simplicity.

The parable of the sower.

Luke 15 (evening worship) Sermon details: Jesus shows why he spends so much time with sinners and outcasts in 3 simple illustrations. Preacher: Daniel Pelichowski

Christmas can become a season of comparisons. Some people brag about having the perfect Christmas. Some self-deprecate about having the worst Christmas. But in both of these scenarios, the focus is not on Jesus. And yet, He's the one we should put our trust in. And when we do, nothing else should matter.

Anyone remember "prayer meetings"? Why are those so rare today? Do we ask for prayer very much during the "invitation"? This lesson has Luke 18:1-14 as its primary text, where Jesus teaches two parables about prayer.

Pastor Becker preaches through Mark 7:1-13.

Putting ourselves in the position of our enemies may help us to love them more.