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https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-nf496-fc28f5

Genesis 22:1-19

Abraham could have stopped believing that this God who had called him was really different from the gods he had left in the human-sacrificing city of Ur, and obeyed no matter what, as just one god among many.

Abraham could have held onto his belief that this God was different from the gods he had left and as such God would never ask such a thing as sacrificing the son of the promise.

Either way, the promise was doomed. Or Abraham could have found the third way.

This is the one where Pastor Jenn completely loses it in the middle.

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Pastor Jenn

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https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-uc9fe-f876ac

John 4:16-26

“A time is coming and has now come when the true worshipers will worship the Father in the Spirit and in truth…” Finally we get to talk about what our theme verse means!
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Pastor Jenn
 
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Morning Quiet (Tuesdays at 9AM on zoom)
 
Prayer on the Spot (Thursdays at 2PM on Facebook),
 
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https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-fcb42-f80882

John 4:10-18

God is the only one worthy of our worship… Worship benefits us because it is in our nature to worship. It is why we exist. The most true-to-ourselves, human thing we can do is worship. But, because that’s true, we are liable to worship anything. 

True worship? False worship? What difference does it make?

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Pastor Jenn

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https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-qju6r-f72e1d

John 4:1-9

When God is so worthy, He humbles Himself to ask you for something…

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Pastor Jenn

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Today in Adventures in Glitchy Technology, the livestream cut out about halfway through the sermon and even though the beginning and the end were recorded, the middle third was lost. I tried to “re-preach” that part and insert it, but if there are some “idea breaks,” that, in this case, is why. Pray for us!

(Seriously. Pray for us. None of the stuff that happens every single week is anything we can ever plan for. Our tech team shows up an hour early to make sure last week’s issue doesn’t happen again…and then something else does.)