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Knowing Love | Part 3

This message is a deeply reflective sermon delivered by Pastor Ken, centered on worship, God’s love, and spiritual growth. It explores how God demonstrates His love through the five love…

Purposeful Praise: Where We Sing

“In Him, we worship the Father not because of where we are, but who we are in Christ.”
– Pastor Josh Blevins

Purposeful Praise: How We Sing

“Music is a tool for God’s praise and glory, but it is not a substitute for a soft heart, a sincere faith, an engaged mind, and an obedient life.”
– Pastor Josh Blevins

Purposeful Praise: What We Sing

Every worship song contains the theological perspectives of the people who wrote them.
– Pastor Josh Blevins

Purposeful Praise: Why We Sing

“Praise is a powerful tool in the hands of the believer to declare the worth of God. Because of who God is and all He has done, we have all the more reason to lift our hearts and voices in worship every day.”
– Pastor Josh Blevins

Worship Before Wrath

“We must choose to let our eternal, heavenly reality inform our temporary, earthly experience.”

-Pastor Josh Blevins

Doctrine: How Doctrine Shapes Worship

“As spiritual beings, we find fulfillment in worship. As worshippers, we make sacrifices on the altars that demand our affection. Even the atheist is a man of faith and will make sacrifices upon his altar.”

John 4:19-24

Why We Sing

“Many Christians and church congregations have abandoned the dynamic power of true Spirit lead praise, worship, and the sacrifice of their lips to God. They have fallen into the rut and rote worship of religion by the letter when God really wants them to worship in Spirit and truth. We ought to know better, but to many of us don’t act like it.”

Garlington

The Christian’s Protection

There’s been a lot of conversations lately about safety. I think it’s obvious that safety is a top
concern for most human beings, and in some ways understandably so. Life is valuable, being
wise and diligent to protect and preserve it within itself is not a bad thing. But as Christians, we
should ask ourselves, “what is true safety in this life?”