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06/28/2009 Learning to See Matt Morton John 9:1-41
Notes Slides Series: Miracles
By healing a man born blind, Jesus demonstrates that He is the only Light of the World. Only through Him can we know God or have eternal life.

06/28/2009 Make Each Day Count Robby Roberts Psalm 90
Notes   Series: Wisdom_Literature
Teach me, Lord, to make this day count for eternity. Robby weaves this prayer of Moses with personal stories of what God is doing in Italy.

06/28/2009 The Strength of the Ox Zack Nigliazzo 1 Thessalonians 2:1-12
Notes Slides Series: AdditionalSermons
The strength of our church's ministries come from the labor of the faithful volunteers that serve the Lord by serving our congregation.

06/21/2009 When Amazing Doesn't Happen Trey Corry Mark 6:1-6
Notes Slides Series: Miracles
As Christ returns to His hometown, He encounters skepticism at His message and estrangement as the messenger. The story acts as a training moment in the life of His disciples and us who He has send out to proclaim His glory!

06/21/2009 Scriptural Directives for Fathers Joel Mathai Ephesians 6:1-4
Notes Slides Series: AdditionalSermons
The world today is pulling at our kids - and pulling hard. Children need the help of parents even though they may not ask for it. The primary responsibility for proper parenting falls upon the father as leader in the home. The biblical task of the father is to nurture his children, teaching them to love and obey God. Children are a serious responsibility. At the very beginning of history when God created this world he proclaimed that - it is not good for man to be alone, and thru Adam he created the institution of family. Families are the soul of a nation. In our own nation many fathers have forsaken their God-given responsibilities to their children.

06/17/2009 Psalm 2: The Coronation of the Son Buck Anderson Psalm 2
Notes Slides Series: Psalms
The psalmist exhorts the pagan nations to abandon their rebellious plans against Yahweh and His anointed king and submit to the authority of this king whom God has ordained to rule the nations and quiet rebellion.

06/17/2009 Here Comes the Sun! Tristie Fisher Psalm 19
Notes   Series: Psalms
Perhaps the most profound Psalm on HOW God reveals Himself to us, Tristie shares with us how God shows Himself to the world and the purposes of the Law of God... warning and REWARD!

06/14/2009 More Than Treading Water Matt Morton Matthew 14:22-33
Notes Slides Series: Miracles
Even in the midst of chaos and crisis Jesus is present, sovereign, and worthy of our worship.

06/14/2009 Taking the Plunge - The meaning and significance of baptism Blake Jennings Romans 6:3-5
Notes Slides Series: AdditionalSermons
No public event in the course of your life can compare in importance with your baptism - not even your wedding day! In this message, we find out why God takes this ceremony so seriously as we discover the life-altering consequences of baptism.

06/14/2009 Psalm 112: The Blessings of the Righteous Buck Anderson Psalm 112
Notes Slides Series: Wisdom_Literature
The psalmist states the blessings of the one who fears the Lord because his righteousness endures forever.

06/10/2009 Why Do I LOVE the Psalms? Tristie Fisher  
Notes   Series: Psalms
The Psalms teach us the Heart of God and the Heart of Humanity. We learn who God is and who we are!

06/10/2009 Psalm 1: The Way of the Righteous and the Wicked Buck Anderson Psalm 1
Notes Slides Series: Psalms
The psalmist describes the blessed one who leads an untarnished and prosperous life in accord with the word of the Lord, and contrasts the wicked who shall perish.

06/07/2009 We Are Significant People Don Breland Psalm 139
Notes Slides Series: Wisdom_Literature
Our true significance comes from the fact that God knows us, is present with us, has created us, and guides us through life.

06/07/2009 Title Fight - Round 1 Trey Corry John 11
Notes Slides Series: Miracles
When Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead, He shows his authority and power over death as He who is the resurrection and the life.

06/07/2009 The World's Most Powerful Muscle Brad Evans  
Notes Slides Series: Wisdom_Literature
The world's most powerful muscle is not our bicep or quadricep. Instead, it is a little two-ounce mass of skeletal muscle covered by a mucous membrane...otherwise known as the "tongue." This amazing muscle has the power to build up or crush someone's spirit; to sing a baby to sleep or to split a church; to bless or curse God...the choice is mine.

05/31/2009 Magical Myth or Historical Happening? Trey Corry Matthew 8:23-28
Notes Slides Series: Miracles
Miracles are extraordinary works of God that produce awe and bears witness of God. In order for us to be amazed though and understand what they reveal, it is crucial that we believe they are real even if we cannot reproduce them, observe them, or experience them first-hand.

05/31/2009 The Art of Skillful Living Brad Evans Proverbs 1:1-7
Notes Slides Series: Wisdom_Literature
This summer we have selected messages from 'Wisdom Literature' (Job, selected Psalms, and the writings of Solomon). In Proverbs, Solomon is writing a 'parenting manual' that contains God's wisdom and is intended to be intentionally passed on to the next generation of leaders. Solomon also reminds us that the foundation or beginning point of wisdom is our world view. 'The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom' (Prov. 9:10). The wise maxims that Solomon writes to us reveal two paths in life: 1) The world's path that leads to death (Prov. 16:25); and God's path that leads to life and blessing (Prov. 24:3-4).

05/24/2009 Southwood Posting Notice Brad Evans  
    Series: Wisdom_Literature
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05/24/2009 The Journey of Babu Pimplekar Baburao Pimplekar  
  Slides Series: AdditionalSermons
In India, Babu was born into an affluent merchant family but suffered great tragedy at an early age. He began searching for answers, but could not find them in Hinduism. He wanted to find the True God. In this presentation, Babu retraces the journey of his life. How Christ found him. How his sorrows were changed into joyfulness. How he came from darkness to light and how God has used him as a light to the lost people of his country.

05/17/2009 Southwood Posting Notice Brad Evans  
    Series: Wisdom_Literature
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05/17/2009 The Duty of Joy Brian Fisher Philippians 4:4-9
Notes Slides Series: Philippians
Joy is not merely the result of certain actions or attitudes. Joy is a command. Joy is duty. So then, how do we obey this command? By finding our joy in the Lord. Do not be deceived by our adversary. Any attempt to find joy in anything other than Jesus Christ will result in fear, anxiety and frustration. True joy, joy that transcends all earthly circumstances, can only be found in Him.

05/10/2009 The 3 Influences Marty Scott  
Notes Slides Series: College_Life
Looking back over the last 7 years, God has used three very important things to shape me into who I am: Small group bible studies, discipleship and accountability, and missions.

05/10/2009 Leaving Town without Drifting Away Matt Morton  
Notes Slides Series: College_Life
How can we continue to walk with the Lord for the rest of our lives, being faithful to His commandment to make disciples of all the nations?

05/10/2009 Pathway to Peace Blake Jennings Philippians 4:4-9
Notes Slides Series: Philippians
Stress, anxiety, worry... these are often our companions in this hectic world. But while we can't eliminate stress from our lives, we can learn to manage it well; to reduce and gradually replace it with the supernatural peace of God. In this passage, Paul gives us a four-step pathway to God's peace: show others grace, practice thankful prayer, discipline your thought-life, and practice obedience to Christ.

05/10/2009 Trained to Worship Brian Fisher Hebrews 13:15-16
Notes Slides Series: AdditionalSermons
We were born to worship. We have been redeemed to worship. We learn the foundations of worship at home, particularly from our mothers. The lessons they teach us of praise, doing good and sharing are the building blocks of a life of worship to God.

05/03/2009 Our Unseen Enemy Trey Corry 1 Peter 5:8-15
Notes Slides Series: 1Peter
In 1 Peter 5:8-15, Peter addresses the identity and schemes of the believer's adversary, the Devil. Knowing the Devil's goal and schemes enables the believer to know how to resist him even in the midst of persecution.

05/03/2009 Resisting the Enemy Matt Morton 1 Peter 5:8-14
Notes Slides Series: 1Peter
God's enemy the devil seeks to destroy us and render us ineffective in God's service. We can resist him through dependence upon God, solidarity with the body of Christ, and an eternal perspective.

05/03/2009 The Value of Money Blake Jennings Philippians 4:10-23
Notes Slides Series: Philippians
Few things have as much impact on our lives as money. That's a reality God understands well. He cares deeply about our money and about how we use it, because what we do with our money demonstrates what we truly love and value most in life. So in this final passage of Philippians, a thank-you letter from Paul for the Philippians' recent financial gift, God reveals to us both the power and limitations of our money. Our money can accomplish great things in our lives and in the lives of others if we will only use it wisely.

05/03/2009 Learning the Mystery of Contentment Brian Fisher Philippians 4:10-23
Notes Slides Series: Philippians
Contentment... in any and every circumstance, in plenty and in want...is a rare achievement. The only ones who find it are those who put Christ at the very center of life. If pursuing Him and proclaiming His greatness is your reason for living, nothing can touch you. And then, when you stand in His presence some day, you will know the joy of hearing Him say 'Well done,' in the company of those who have chosen to live for Christ above all else.

04/26/2009 Leadership in Focus Trey Corry 1 Peter 5:1-7
Notes Slides Series: 1Peter
In Peter 5:1-7, Peter transitions from the theme of suffering to the kind of leadership that will guide the church through suffering and difficulty. Specifically, he addresses the leader's proper place, purpose, power, and preparations.

04/26/2009 Christ-Like Leadership Matt Morton 1 Peter 5:1-7
Notes Slides Series: 1Peter
Leaders in the body of Christ are called to be examples of the character of Christ in humility as they lead the flock under their care.

04/26/2009 Can't we all just get along? Reducing and Resolving Conflict Blake Jennings Philippians 4:2-3
Notes Slides Series: Philippians
Conflict comes naturally to the human race. Whether in our marriages, with our parents, with friends, neighbors, or coworkers, we frequently find ourselves in conflict with others. And that conflict always causes pain and stress. So how do we avoid conflict with others? And when conflict does occur, how do we resolve it quickly and as painlessly as possible? In this short but rich passage Paul lays out seven principles for reducing and resolving conflict; principles that will help us find greater peace with one another and greater effectiveness in this life for the Lord.

04/26/2009 Reconciled... For the Sake of Christ Brian Fisher Philippians 4:1-3
Notes Slides Series: Philippians
Reconciliation is what God is all about. When His people fail to resolve conflict, the world will not see Jesus. Rather than being known as followers of Christ by our love, we will look just like everyone else. However, when we forgive and restore our relationships, we are personally blessed, and those who are alienated from God receive a beautiful picture of the forgiveness that all can receive through Christ. Therefore...forgive one another, stop demanding payment, live for the reputation of Christ and not the defense of your own rights!

04/19/2009 Life Under the Lamp of Judgment Trey Corry 1 Peter 4:1-11
Notes Slides Series: 1Peter
The call to suffer necessitates a radical redirection of our lives both within the world and within the community of believers.

04/19/2009 Refining Fire Matt Morton 1 Peter 4:12-19
Notes Slides Series: 1Peter
We can respond to suffering with joy, integrity, and faith, because we know that suffering well leads to eternal reward, strength of character, and identification with Jesus Christ.

04/19/2009 To Know Christ is Life, The Rest is Just Details Blake Jennings Philippians 3:2-16
Notes Slides Series: Philippians
Jesus Christ is everything to us. Our spiritual life begins when we receive the gift of righteousness through faith in Christ. It then grows and expands as we pursue Christ in an ever-deepening, personal relationship. As we come to know Jesus more fully we experience more of His blessings, learn to rest in His peace, become more like Him in every way, and earn reward when we finally see Him face-to-face. Knowing Jesus more is the great goal of life, but it requires us to set aside our distractions, our regret from the past, and our constant tendency to coast on our present progress. So let us encourage one another to press on to know Jesus more.

04/19/2009 To Know Christ is Life Brian Fisher Philippians 3:10-16
Notes Slides Series: Philippians
Because we have received the absolutely free gift of Christ's righteousness, we have also received the privilege of knowing Him in an ever-deepening, personal relationship. As we identify fully with Jesus Christ in every way, including suffering for the sake of His name, we come to know the power of His resurrection in our daily lives. This is the great goal of life - to know Jesus Christ fully as we have been fully known. It will require all of our focus and all of our energy. We will experience distractions from lesser goals, regret from the past, and a variety of temptations to quit. Never give up. Press on to know Jesus.

04/12/2009 Easter, are you missing it? Blake Jennings Philippians 2:5-11, 3:4-9
Notes   Series: Philippians
So many of us miss the point of Easter, the most significant weekend of the entire year. On this date some 2000 years ago, Jesus, the perfect Son of God and our Almighty Creator willingly suffered humiliation and death on a crucifix to pay the penalty for our sins, and then three days later triumphantly rose from the dead in victory. Because of what Jesus did on that first Easter we can finally stop striving to earn our way to God, to merit His love, and can simply cling to Christ in faith knowing that His death and resurrection have earned us infinite righteousness and eternal life.

04/12/2009 The Real Thing Brian Fisher Philippians 3:1-9
Notes Slides Series: Philippians
The simple message of Easter is always under assault... from the secularized version of bunnies and eggs that trivializes the powerful message of death, burial and resurrection, to the religionized version that adds human contribution to the finished work of Christ. Beware - Satan has always been, and will always be, at work to take our minds away from an empty cross and an empty tomb... Christ triumphant and exalted.

04/05/2009 Out with the Old, In with the New Matt Morton 1 Peter 4:1-11
Notes Slides Series: 1Peter
Make a clean break from the world’s way of living and embrace the life of love and service in Jesus Christ.

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