From the Blog
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The Son that Shone
Pastor Gary Combs concludes his four part series entitled, "Four Pillars of Christology" with this message from Hebrews. In this passage the phrase, "the Son is the radiance of God's glory," is of particular interest. This message teaches that Jesus is the beauty of God and the supreme revelation of God.
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The Image that Interceded
Pastor Gary Combs continues his 4-part series entitled “Four Pillars of Christology” with this message from Colossians. In this message we see that Jesus is the supreme revelation of God and reconciler of the world to God.
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The Sovereign That Served
Pastor Gary Combs continues the four part series “Four Pillars of Christology” with this message from Philippians entitled, “The Sovereign That Served.”
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The Word that Walked
Pastor Gary Combs begins a four-week series entitled "Four Pillars of Christology." This series will be a study of the person of Christ. This first message is taken from John 1:1-18, where the Scripture says that Jesus is the "Word made flesh."
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The Mark of Self-Control
Have you ever noticed that self-control is a difficult thing? The more we think about not doing something, the more we want to do it! Biblical self-control is actually power that comes from the Holy Spirit so that our passions and desires are aligned with Christ.
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The Mark of Gentleness
Pastor Gary Combs continues his series, “The 9 Marks of Authentic Christians” taken from the passage in Galatians on the fruit of the Spirit. This week he focuses on the mark of gentleness.
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The Mark of Faithfulness
Pastor Gary Combs continues his series on the fruit of the Spirit taken from Galatians. This week he focuses on the mark of faithfulness.
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The Mark of Goodness
Pastor Gary Combs continues his series from Galatians on the Fruit of the Spirit. This message takes a look at the mark of goodness.
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The Mark of Kindness
Pastor Gary continues his series, "The Nine Marks of Authentic Christians," taken from the fruit of the Spirit passage found in Galatians.
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The Mark of Patience
Pastor Gary continues his series from the fruit of the Spirit.
In Paul’s letter to the Ephesians he challenged them to live according to what they had received. He told them to “put off the old self” and to “put on the new self.” One of the marks of the new self that he told them to bear was the mark of patience. As Christ followers and as those who have received the gift of the Holy Spirit we can yield our lives to the Spirit’s calling and exhibit the mark of patience.