Inspiration

They say that confession is good for the soul, but what exactly is it and what does it actually accomplish?

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How we feel about life and events depends heavily upon our perspective.  That's why we really need to understand God's perspective on reality in order to navigate day to day living and our human existance on a whole.

Please note, at the beginning of the sermon Pastor Tim refers to an image that was being projected on the front wall of the sanctuary.  You can view this image online by clicking the "read more" link below.

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David, moved by passion and love for God, wrote Psalm 138. This song reminds us of a number of things about God that can stir (or re-stir) our own passion for Him.

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Let's face it - some pretty awful things have been done in the name of Jesus.  It is true that not everyone who does things in the name of Jesus is really following Him (so of course all true Christians can't be rightfully blamed for those things) but even true Christians can get out of whack and do things that are utterly ridiculous and even downright wrong and sinful.

Sadly, too many churches and Christian groups decide to just cover their imperfections and transgressions in the name of sharing the Good News of Jesus - not realizing the harm they are doing in turning people away from their hypocrisy.

In reality, when we see wrong and/or inconsistency in the church and Christian community, we need to address it and deal with it.  Otherwise the world will have no interest in the Message of Jesus because of such fake living. 

We need to fallow the example of the Apostle Paul in reaching out to the world by reaching into the inconsistency that sometimes arises within the church.

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