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Paul Mills - May 24, 2020

Go, pt. 4 - His Peace

Backup plans are the reality of life. Unforeseen circumstances affect our lives more so than our planning. How do we pursue God's mission when things go contrary to our plans? Contentment is rare in our world. But in his letter to the Philippians, the apostle Paul urges the Church to seek contentment that's not based on circumstances, but rather a focus on better things. Contentment does not mean the absence of sorrow or pain. Contentment means that in our sorrow and pain, we will choose to focus on something good. We can lean into God. We can be content in any circumstance through God who gives us strength.

Scripture References: Philippians 4:4-9, Philippians 4:11-13

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From Series: "Go"

"Go" is an exploration of The Early Church and the mission we're called to both as individuals and as the body of Christ. Over these 5 weeks, we'll be finding our GO in God's mission, His spirit, His strength, His peace, and His people.

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Below you’ll find links to our revival services. Revival is held 1-2 times per year, with a one-day event (Sunday morning & evening) in the fall, and a 4-day event (Sunday thru Wednesday) each spring. Speakers vary.

Paul Mills - May 24, 2020

Go, pt. 4 - His Peace

Backup plans are the reality of life. Unforeseen circumstances affect our lives more so than our planning. How do we pursue God's mission when things go contrary to our plans? Contentment is rare in our world. But in his letter to the Philippians, the apostle Paul urges the Church to seek contentment that's not based on circumstances, but rather a focus on better things. Contentment does not mean the absence of sorrow or pain. Contentment means that in our sorrow and pain, we will choose to focus on something good. We can lean into God. We can be content in any circumstance through God who gives us strength.

Scripture References: Philippians 4:4-9, Philippians 4:11-13

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Naz Chats (from the Archives!)

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