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Why ‘Encounter Jesus’ is Best Experienced in a Small Group Setting
Jesus didn’t call His disciples to walk alone—neither should you. Find out how small groups can enhance your faith through the Encounter Jesus program
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The Problem – Satan Is Real
In “The Problem – Satan is Real,” we explore Satan’s profound hatred for humanity and his destructive influence. This article delves into the spiritual warfare we face and how Satan’s strategies distract and overwhelm us, hindering our divine purpose. Discover the urgency of this battle and prepare for God’s plan to turn these dire situations…
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Jesus Turns defeat Into Victory
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Our Response to Christ’s Victory
In “Counter-Culture Christianity 4: The Choice We All Must Make,” we delve into the dramatic events of Jesus’ trial, exploring how each person involved tried to avoid making a decisive choice. The article highlights the stark contrast between Satan’s relentless hatred for humanity and Christ’s profound victory on the cross. It emphasizes that, like Pilate,…
Why Join A Small Group?
- Everything is better when it’s shared with people we care about.
- Participating with others can deepen your experience and open the door to rich conversations.
- Whether it’s friends, family, or fellow church members, small groups are a great way to grow together.
