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  • He Promises - Week 4

    He Promises - Week 4
    2026/09/08
    What if the reason the “good life” keeps fading is because it was never meant to last? In this final message of He Promises, we open 1 John 2:15–17 and face a stark choice: love the world and its passing desires—or do the will of God and live forever. John names the pull we all feel—lust of the flesh, lust of the eyes, and the pride of life—and exposes how they promise satisfaction but leave us reaching for more. Then Jesus’ invitation cuts through the noise: deny yourself, take up your cross daily, and follow Him. This sermon calls you to name what’s tempting you, reject the cycle, and step into the kind of obedience, correction, and community where eternal life begins to take shape even now.
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    36 分
  • He Promises - Week 3

    He Promises - Week 3
    2026/08/31
    What if the change you’re asking God for won’t come through trying harder—but through surrendering deeper? In 2 Corinthians 5:11–18, Paul points to a life so transformed by Christ’s love that it looks “out of your mind” to a world obsessed with what’s seen. This message compares the Holy Spirit’s work to Michelangelo chiseling David from a cracked block of marble: not a quick fix, not a “front door” upgrade, but a full renovation where the old dies and the new comes. Consider the truest sign of being led by the Spirit—the shrinking gap between sin and repentance—and ask what you see when you look in the mirror: your cracks, or the Son of God living in you.
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    33 分
  • He Promises - Week 2

    He Promises - Week 2
    2026/08/24
    What if the thing you’d rescue in a fire isn’t a “what,” but a “who”—and what if God says you are that treasured possession? In Deuteronomy 7, Moses reminds Israel that God set His affection on them not because they were impressive or “numerous,” but simply because He loved them with steadfast hesed. Yet the passage also includes an “if,” raising the tension between unconditional love and the call to obedience. This message explores how obedience isn’t the price of God’s love but the response to it, why we struggle to trust that love, and how Jesus’ story of the prodigal son shows a Father ready to welcome wanderers home. Return, remember, and respond—so you can actually live in the love God has already given.
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    37 分
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