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Let's clear up some questions, errors and poor interpretation in today's message as we look at Paul's crystal clear instructions for how the Spiritual Gift of Tongues is supposed to be exercised. www.lw-cc.org

Preached at Living Water Community Church, Ypsilanti, MI, by Pastor Clark Cothern on May 12, 2024. Web: www.lw-cc.org

Here's an overview of the most important thing we need to know about spiritual gifts, as given to us by the Apostle Paul. It's from 1 Cor. 13, the first three verses. Preached by Pastor Clark Cothern at Living Water Community Church, Ypsilanti, MI, on Sunday, May 5th, 2024. Web: www.lw-cc.org

We wind up the REACH series today with Hope Part 2. We'll find out how you obtain this living hope and how to know it's active and functioning in your life. Web: www.lw-cc.org

REACH stands for Recognize Everyone And Communicate Hope. Today we're starting to look at the kind of hope God gives us as believers in Christ, and the kind of hope we want to share with those who don't yet know Him. Web: www.lw-cc.org

Preached by Pastor Clark Cothern at Living Water Community Church, Ypsilanti, MI, on Sunday, April 14th, 2024. This is part of the REACH series. REACH stands for "Recognize Everyone And Communicate Hope." Web: www.lw-cc.org

Easter Sunday, March 31st, 2024 at Living Water Community Church. Speaker, Pastor Clark Cothern. Web: www.lw-cc.org

When God accomplishes his purpose, it's never easy, but it's always SO worth it! Web: www.lw-cc.org

We continue looking at Acts 10 and the highly unusual incident when God called Simon Peter and Cornelius together to compare notes. That event signaled a spread of the gospel to every nation, tribe and language. It showed that there is no people group less deserving than any other people group to receive the gospel of Jesus. Preached by Pastor Clark Cothern at Living Water Community Church, Ypsila...

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Our vision is summed up in this word: REACH. Today we'll look at how Jesus recognized people, so we can learn to see them as Jesus sees them. Web: www.lw-cc.org

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Here is one more quality seen in successful Kingdom citizens, Jesus included. How can we, as believers in Jesus, develop this quality? We'll explore that question today. www.lw-cc.org

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Preached at Living Water Community Church, Ypsilanti, MI, by Pastor Clark Cothern on Sunday, January 7, 2024. Web: www.lw-cc.org

What does God think about success? What is his standard for measuring success? We'll discover in this series that His standard for measurement is very different from the messages we get from the world. And when we "get it" and get Him, we are liberated! Web: www.lw-cc.org

If you don't have the backstory, some stories don't make much sense. We'll look at one story that helps us see the meaning to the Christmas story we're familiar with. Web: www.lw-cc.org

It seems impossible from our human perspective. We'll see why it's entirely possible for us to trust in this unique event related to the incarnation of God and why it's so important to us as believers. This was preached at Living Water Community Church, Ypsilanti, MI, by Pastor Clark Cothern on Sunday, December 3rd, 2023. Web: www.lw-cc.org

Another seemingly paradoxical teaching from Jesus. Web: www.lw-cc.org

Here's another paradoxical principle. Jesus' parable about a man who finds a pearl of unsurpassed value helps us understand what it is we have to gain as we see what we need to lose when it comes to God's Kingdom. Web: www.lw-cc.org

Jesus taught what appear to be paradoxical principles, but he did so on purpose, so we would be intrigued enough to dig in and find out what he meant and how his teaching leads us to become truly free as citizens of His spiritual Kingdom. This first principle, "Surrender to be Free," kicks off this series called Paradoxical Pursuits. Web: www.lw-cc.org

Sometimes we need to say, "I quit," and this message helps us see how we can tell when to quit and what to quit, in order to put life back into our life. Web: www.lw-cc.org Mail: office@lw-cc.org

It's hard to say no sometimes, isn't it? Knowing our purpose helps us say no much more easily. Find out how to sharpen your "no" skills. www.lw-cc.org Preached at Living Water Community Church, Ypsilanti, MI, by Pastor Clark Cothern on October 1st, 2023.