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Overcoming Temptation The Factory Youth The book of James gives a description of what sin is, where it comes from, and what it does. In this sermon, we look at the ways Jesus was tempted, and the practical ways he was able to overcome it; fasting and praying, knowledge of the Word, and trusting the promises from the Word.

The Story God Tells PT3 The Factory Youth Exodus presents three kinds of characters; the Israelites who are the doubters, Moses who is the seeker, and Pharaoh who is the resister. For every heart posture presented, God reveals himself in different ways by hearing suffering, speaking when sought after, and acting with power.

The Story God TellsP2 The Factory Youth Moses responds to God’s calling with excuses. When God call us to something, instead of focusing on our weaknesses, we should remember that God uses what we have, sends us people who encourage us, and sends his empowering presence.

The Story God Tells PT 1 The Factory Youth The book of Exodus is an account of the way God works consistently throughout the whole bible. Whether it be a for a nation or a single individual, God’s tactic for redemption is relatively the same. He sees people in slavery, arrives when there is seemingly no hope, saves them, and sets them free.

A Person of the Church PT3 The Factory Youth Paul encourages the reader in this passage to acknowledge their own sin and salvation, so as not to grow judgmental of or influenced by those who do not know Christ. Instead of being defensive or compromised in our faith, we are to be compassionate and firm-footed, because everyone falls short of God’s glory.

A Controlled Self The Factory Youth In this passage, Paul uses the words “self control” several times in various respects. He tells us that our emotions, behavior, and thoughts are to bend to the christian’s truest values. This results in being under control of Jesus, and not controlled by our own self.

A Person of the Church The Factory Youth A letter written by Paul to Titus describes a group of people heavily influence by the culture around them. With a mission to develop churches in the area, this letter gives characteristics of a person of the church, and what kind of life a person of the church should live.

Our God is a Consuming Fire The Factory Youth The bible frequently refers to God’s presence as a “consuming fire.” Attributes of His presence include the purification and power of a jealous God, who wants all of ourselves, so that what is unnecessary goes, and the necessary stays.

Reverence and Awe PT 4 The Factory Youth

True and Proper Worship The Factory Youth Romans chapter 12 tells us to worship God with our bodies. The ways we do that are by not conforming to the world around us, offering holy sacrifices, and the renewing of our minds to contribute out of calling rather than feelings or ideas.

In Reverence and Awe pt2 The Factory Youth The book of Hebrews tells us that we should approach God acceptably. We do that by worshipping Jesus, in praise, through profession.

ReverenceandAwe pt 1 The Factory Youth In the first part of this sermon series we look to the God that we worship. Who is this God?

Finding Purpose and Peace Together in the Presence of Jesus The Factory Youth This is what The Factory Youth is all about.

SPACE FOR FORGIVENESS The Factory Youth

FRUIT OF DISCIPLINE The Factory Youth

UNNECESSARY WEIGHTS The Factory Youth When we fix our eyes on Jesus, our weights and sins naturally fall off.

WILLING TO SUFFER THE FACTORY YOUTH When we share in God’s suffering, we also share in His glory.

SEEING THE UNSEEN THE FACTORY YOUTH A person of faith is one who sees God’s presence in everything, even when other things are begging for their attention.

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Way of With-ness The Factory Youth In Nate’s final message in the Factory, he brings us through John 15 and how to Abide in Jesus.

FUTURE NOSTALGIA THE FACTORY YOUTH In Hebrews 9 the author speaks of old things in the tabernacle proclaim new things to come.

KING OF PEACE THE FACTORY YOUTH

SPIRITUAL MATURITY THE FACTORY YOUTH What does it mean to be mature? How can we grow in spiritual maturity?

JESUS THE HIGH PRIEST The Factory Youth Jesus is our great high priest and calls us into a new kind of priesthood.

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