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Monday Morning Lies

Don’t believe the lie of that deplorable worm who’s already been defeated. You are a child of God, a prince of the Kingdom, and a servant of the Most High God. We don’t bow before idols and we don’t cower before castrated bullies. The Devil, though powerful in his day, has no power over you; no influence in your life that you don’t allow. His downfall began in the Garden of Eden and his conquest was completed at Calvary. It was there that Christ disarmed your enemy, making a public spectacle of him, and shaming them into utter submission. Continue reading Monday Morning Lies

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Christian Living, Contentment, Preaching

Perspective Makes All The Difference

What do you see when you look in the mirror? STOP & THINK. How do you view our modern American culture? STOP & THINK. What is your first thought when you think of your spouse? STOP & THINK. When you think about God, what is He like? STOP & THINK. I’m currently in a sermon series entitled: PERSPECTIVE. We are exploring this proposition: How you … Continue reading Perspective Makes All The Difference

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Books, Contentment, Doctrine, Preaching, Theology

Something’s Missing

I have often sat with those in our church who have recently come to faith in Jesus Christ, as they retell the story of their conversion there is almost without fail a reference to “something missing.” “I had a job, a family and a home. My life seemed good but something was missing. Then I came to Southern Hills… or Then someone shared Christ… or Then I found a Bible…”

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