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March 15, 2020: We long for peace, but what is it and how do we get it? The world tells us that we get peace by acquiring stuff and insuring ourselves against an uncertain future, but Jesus had a very different idea of what truly calms a man’s anxious heart. Today, it is the Coronavirus. Yesterday, it was Ebola, polio, nuclear war, foreign invaders, leprosy, or a happenstance shingle that falls off a roof. If Jesus promises, “…my peace I leave with you” and then follows up with a command, “Do not be troubled or fearful,” do we have permission to insert, “unless….”? In this hour, like every hour since and every hour henceforth, we need His peace.
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By Pastor Greg Byman
St Joe Community Church Does God offer guidance on how we can have great relationships? Today, Pastor Greg Byman launches a new four-part sermon series entitled, “Best Relationship Ever” and today’s message focuses on the art of excellent dating. When a Christian pauses to ask key questions like, “Why should I date? Who should I date? How should I date” that believer is wisely following God’s principles to experience excellent relationships. Pastor's Notes
By Pastor Greg Byman
February 4, 2018, 10:00 a.m.
A search for the word “content” reveals that Scripture has much to say about the matter. In Philippians 4:11, the apostle Paul famously exhorts millennia of fellow Christ-followers, “I have learned in whatever situation I am to be content.”
But how do we become and remain content? Today’s message is called “Practice Being Content” and is the second in a series called “Keys to Contentment.” The sermon was preached on February 4, 2018. Pastor's Notes
TranscriptBy Pastor Greg Byman St Joe Community Church February 5, 2017  Click here to download a copy of pastor's notes in MS Word format. |
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