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By Pastor Greg Byman
St Joe Community Church November 14, 2019 Sometimes, we cause the storm and sometimes, the storm just is. Today, we consider the story of Paul's storm at Sea, where Paul comforted his fellow shipmates that God was in this storm, and they should trust him. Today’s message concludes a four-week series called Storm Strong, where Pastor Greg Byman unpacks principles of how God lovingly shepherds us through the storms of life. 
By Pastor Greg Byman
St Joe Community Church November 17, 2019 Sometimes, we cause the storm and sometimes others do, and we just have to endure it. Sometimes, the storm just is. Today, we consider the story of Jonah, who argued with God about the job description of a prophet. "I'll preach here, but not there!" Jonah effectively said to God, and God responded with a storm that not only sanctified Jonah, but saved a city. Today’s message is the third in a four-week series called Storm Strong where Pastor Greg Byman unpacks principles of how God lovingly shepherds us through the storms of life. Pastor's notes
November 10, 2019: Sometimes, we cause the storm. Sometimes, others start the storm, and we have to endure it, too. Sometimes, the storm just is. In the Bible, God reveals how he uses storms in our live to sanctify us and glorify himself.
Paradoxically, sometimes the toughest part of a storm is the silence after the storm is finished. The battle is history. The issues are done. What, now? Today’s message is the second in a four-week series called, Storm Strong, where Pastor Greg Byman unpack principles of how God lovingly shepherds us through the storms of life. Pastor's notes
November 3, 2019: Sometimes, we cause the storm. Sometimes, others start the storm, and we have to endure it, too. Sometimes, the storm just is. In the Bible, God reveals how he uses storms in our live to sanctify us and glorify himself. Over the next four weeks, Pastor Greg Byman takes St Joe through a series of message that unpack principles of how God lovingly shepherds us through the storms of life. Today, we begin with understanding how God used the flood in Genesis chapter 5 to demonstrate his justice and his mercy.
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By Pastor Greg Byman
St Joe Community Church October 20, 2019 How hard is it for you to apologize? For a slave named Onesimus, it was not just hard, but gravely dangerous. Almost 50 percent of ancient Rome's population was in slavery, and the empire maintained this status quo through brutal punishment for run-away slaves. After Onesimus came to faith in Christ, could he be reconciled to his Christ-proclaiming master? The Apostle Paul believed so, and in coming along Onesimus as an advocate, gave the world a precious gift in his letter to Philemon, one of the shortest books in the Bible but one of the most historically poignant documents explaining reconciliation and forgiveness in Christian theology. Pastor's notes
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In Mark chapter 4, Jesus shares a parable of spreading seeds in a field where some grew and others did not, and for both the Christian and non-Christian, life can be viewed in a series of fields. Field #1, “Connection,” where believers seek to share the good news of Jesus Christ, the “gospel”, with unbelievers. Field #2, “Rescue,” is where believers are actively sharing the gospel with unbelievers who want to hear it. Field #3, “Equip” is where older believers help younger believers grow spiritually. Field #4, “Launch” is where believers are returning back to Field #1.
What field are you in today? Pastor's Notes
October 6, 2019: Today’s sermon is the 13th message in a series on the book of Colossians, a letter written by the Apostle Paul to the church located in the ancient city of Colossae, located in modern-day Turkey. Today's message is entitled, "Do Life Together!"
This message was delivered on Sunday, September 29, 2019 by Jerry Jones, an elder at St Joe Community Church.
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