Most of us agree that we should read the Bible, but why? And how? We talked about that and our Bible Reading plan in this week’s sermon.
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Most of us agree that we should read the Bible, but why? And how? We talked about that and our Bible Reading plan in this week’s sermon.
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As we enter the new year Pastor Stewart answers the basic questions surrounding communion: what is it? Who should take it? When should we take it? And what to do now in light of the truth that this ordinance is a well of rich comfort for us and sweet tangible reminder of the gospel as often as we take it.
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God has been in pursuit of all peoples from the very beginning of creation and continues to pursue all peoples through the work of the Church on mission today. Returning from a trip from the Middle East, Pastor Stewart Scott, member Nate Schrader, and Pastor John Murphy update the church with things learned from seeing God at work in a place hostile to Christians.
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Why do we do what we do during our Sunday Gatherings? It is crucial that we answer this question and know why everything that we do together during worship matters. At Veritas, we define Gathered Worship as the gathering of followers of Jesus to receive and respond to their shared hope in the gospel. Everything that we do should point us to our shared hope in the gospel, helping us respond to God because of what he has done.
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“It's true what people say, God doesn't love me more if I daily read the Bible. What's often not said is how much more I love God when I do.” - Donnie Griggs.
Simply put, those who read the Scripture grow as followers of Jesus. If we want to carry out our mission: to glorify God by making disciples who love God, love people, and advance the gospel, we’ve got to be people of the Book.
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As Christians our response to the recent tragedies must be to weep with those who weep at the loss of life.
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The Psalms are much different from many of the songs that we sing in our church gatherings today. These songs are messy, filled with the writers emotions both positive and negative. We have much to learn from these psalmists about dealing with our emotions. As we see these writers deal with their feelings of loss, abandonment, insecurity, or doubt you can hear them reminding themselves about the faithfulness, works and attributes of God. This messy, up and down, back and forth line of thinking is much like our own. Join us as we walk through the murky waters of our own emotions seeking health from the only one who can provide, the God man Jesus Christ.
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The Psalms are much different from many of the songs that we sing in our church gatherings today. These songs are messy, filled with the writers emotions both positive and negative. We have much to learn from these psalmists about dealing with our emotions. As we see these writers deal with their feelings of loss, abandonment, insecurity, or doubt you can hear them reminding themselves about the faithfulness, works and attributes of God. This messy, up and down, back and forth line of thinking is much like our own. Join us as we walk through the murky waters of our own emotions seeking health from the only one who can provide, the God man Jesus Christ.
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Guest speaker Todd Alan, a missions pastor at the Summit Church in Durham, NC, spoke from Isaiah 6 about the glory and grace of God that propels us to mission.
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Guest speaker John Allen of The Summit Church in Durham NC, spoke from John 13:34-35 about Jesus' calling on the lives of believers and what it looks like to walk in it.
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This is the audio from our Mock Two Services on Aug 30 at 9am, "Volunteer Service." We took the opportunity to celebrate with eating some good food together, singing, answering questions, and ending in prayer. Pastor John Murphy spoke directly to the Service Team Volunteers about the Why behind going to two services and encouraged them that their labor is being used by Jesus to advance His Gospel right here in Fayetteville.
Brian Recker, a pastor at One Harbor Church, spoke to us from 2 Timothy 2:14-26. In this passage Paul encourages us not to put our hope in trivial things but rather to stand firm in the truth, namely the gospel of Jesus. In the wake of certain court decisions about the definition of marriage, the disintegration of a moral majority, or the stampede of secularism we should be confident that the church flourishes in times of being marginalized. Brian charged all of us as believers to do the hard work of taking our own sin seriously and living on mission for Jesus. For, the greatest threat to the church is her own hypocrisy.
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Bryan was ordained as an elder at One Harbor Church in October 2012 after serving as a U.S. Marine. In addition to regular pastoral care, he is responsible for supervising many of their church programs, ensuring that the vision, direction and requirements set by the elders are implemented and carried out.
Bryan preached from Matthew 6 where Jesus tells us to seek first the kingdom above all else. This may at first tempt us to increase our many reasons for being anxious, but Jesus lovingly assures us that as we carry out his mission, to make disciples of Jesus, he will take of everything else.
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Tom has been a pastor at One Harbor since January 2012. He has led churches around the world since 1978 and is gifted at raising up and releasing leaders. Tom shared from Gods word and personal experience about being on mission with our pursuing God.
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Josh Miller, a Church Planting Pastor at Summit Church in Durham NC, spoke from Luke 9:10-17 about Jesus’ lavish grace towards us and our need for it.
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Guest speaker Lucas Parks, from Belfast, Northern Ireland, preached from Luke 24 about living the reality of the resurrection. If Jesus really did rise again from the grave then it changes everything! Just as Jesus opened the scriptures to the disciples and showed them all things concerning himself, so can we now see our lives in the light of Jesus who is seen clearly throughout the whole of scripture. But this begs the question, are you living in this amazing reality of a God who fulfills all of our desires or are you clinging to counterfeit saviors who will never be able to satisfy?
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Sermon audio from Easter Sunday April 5 2015, "Resurrection Sunday: He is Risen (John 11:25-27)."
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Josh Miller, a pastor from the Summit Network in Durham NC, preached from Mark 1:40-45 about seeing Jesus clearly.
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Guest speaker Spence Shelton, a pastor from The Summit Network in Durham NC, spoke from 1 Peter 2:9-10 on God's promises to His people and the mobilizing effect it should have on us as His chosen ones.
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Guest speaker Elliot Grudem, a pastor from Vintage Church in Raleigh NC, spoke from Luke 10:38-42 on not busying ourselves with what we think will please Jesus but rather submitting ourselves to Him, aligning our actions to His will.
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