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In the twelfth week of our Come and See series we looked at the Resurrection of Jesus and what it meant for the life of Peter. The Resurrection meant that Jesus was who He said He was, that Peter's past didn't define him and that his future was secure in Christ.

In the 6th week of our Come and See series, Pastor Eric took us through John 12 where we see Jesus ending His earthly ministry and turning His attention to His inner circle to prepare them for His departure. 

In the 5th week of our Come and See series, Pastor Michael took us through John 11:1-44, where we saw that through every circumstance of our lives, God is writing a story for His glory.

This week in our current series, Come and See we walked through John 9. Jesus' miracle in healing the blind man was really an illustration for the spiritually blind and a fulfillment of prophecy that the Messiah would come to open blind eyes. 

In week three of Come and See, Pastor Michael took us through two encounters with Jesus that showed up that Jesus is the only "well" that will ever satisfy our soul. 

In the second week of Come and See, Pastor Michael took us through what saving faith looks like and some of the obstacles that get in the way of true saving faith. A highlight of this sermon was that there is a faith that comes short of saving faith. 

In the first week of our current series, Come and See, we looked at John 1:1-18 where John creates a foundation for the rest of his gospel. The question he challenges us to ask is Who is Jesus? This question is the most important question we all must answer. 

In the third week of our Above+Beyond series, Pastor Michael showed us that God's heart for His glory to go to all nations, should be the central focus of the church.

In the first week of our Christmas Series, Behold, Pastor Michael took us through Isaiah 9 looking at the prophecy of the coming Messiah.

In the third week of our Above+Beyond series, Pastor Michael showed us through Micah 6:8 and Matthew 22:37-40 that the Local Church exists to be the continuation of Jesus in our communities. 

In the first week of our Above+Beyond series, Pastor Michael showed us through Acts 1, 2 & 4 that the Local Church exists for the fulfillment of the Great Commission. The Church was God's plan A to reach the world and there is no plan B!

In the first week of our Above+Beyond series, Pastor Michael showed us through Matthew 13:44-46 that it takes begin willing to leave everything behind to follow Jesus the way He calls us to follow. No rivals, no refusals, no regrets!

In the final week of the series, This is Us, Pastor Michael showed us that Community is where real life change happens. Hebrews 10:19-25 shows us that God does most of His equipping work inside of Biblical Community. As we invest in Biblical Community, God will equip us for the work He's called His Church to.

In the third week of our new series, This is Us, Pastor Michael showed us that the Gospel creates Generous people. 2 Corinthians 9:6-9 shows us that because we are blessed to be a blessing. As we are generous, God will equip us to be even more generous. 

In the second week of our new series, This is Us, Jamin Herrin showed us that Serving in the Church is not the finish line, but the starting point. Philippians 2:1-11 shows us that because we are a new creation in Christ, we no longer look at people through worldly eyes. Serving should be a part of our every day life.

In the first week of our new series, This is Us, Pastor Eric showed us that the Mission of God is not for the called but for the Christian. 2 Corinthians 5 shows us that because we are a new creation in Christ, we no longer look at people through worldly eyes. Evangelism should be a part of our every day life. 

In the final week of our current series, Kingdom Culture, Pastor Michael showed us how God has always used the faithfulness of ordinary people to carry His Gospel message across the world. We are called to be faithful in prayer, faithful in our witness and faithful in our service to Jesus and His Church. As always the question is; are we living under Kingdom Culture as we following Christ?

In the eighth week of our current series, Kingdom Culture, Pastor Michael showed us that being a part of a new Kingdom means we have a new motivation in our relationships. God has given the opportunity to use our relationships to exalt Christ and give a clear picture of the Gospel to those around us. As we follow Christ, are we living under Kingdom Culture as we following Christ?

In the seventh week of our current series, Kingdom Culture, Pastor Billy from our Vidalia location showed us that being a part of a new Kingdom means we live in new relationship to God and one another. As we follow Christ, are we living under Kingdom Culture as we following Christ?

In the sixth week of our current series, Kingdom Culture, Pastor Michael showed us being a part of a new Kingdom means we live in a new reality with new vision. As we follow Christ, are we living under Kingdom Culture as we following Christ?

In the fifth week of our current series, Kingdom Culture, Pastor Michael showed us that Legalism and religion are red flags for misplaced identity. As we follow Christ, are we following regulations or are we following Christ?

In the fourth week of our current series, Kingdom Culture, Pastor Michael showed us that when we add anything to the Gospel, we lose the centerpiece of it's power. As we follow Christ, are we adding anything to the Gospel in attempts to make it easier to follow Christ?

In the third week of our current series, Kingdom Culture, Pastor Michael showed us that the path of salvation is the path of losing one's life for the sake of the Gospel. As we follow Christ, are we expecting to suffer and be persecuted as our Lord was?

In the second week of our new series, Kingdom Culture, Pastor Michael challenged us to evaluate if our lives are marked by Jesus being FIRST in every area. As we live, do we have our eyes fixed on Jesus?

In the first week of our new series, Kingdom Culture, Pastor Michael challenged us to evaluate if our lives are marked by living as a part of a new culture! As we live, do we have our eyes fixed on heaven?