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Program - GoodSex Wk4
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We'll be talking about God's redemptive plan for sex.
(This message contains adult content.)
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Brian talks about the biggest sexual topic in our culture. (This message contains adult content.)
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Brian talks about the biggest sexual topic in our culture. (This message contains adult content.)
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Brian Tome presents a case study in rhythmic living.
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Brian Tome presents a case study in rhythmic living.
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Program: WK1 Rhythm
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Brian Tome talks about priesthood.
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Brian Tome talks about priesthood.
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How is God moving you?
Remaining with God looks like living from His approval and continually experiencing His fatherhood.
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How is God moving you?
Remaining with God looks like living from His approval and continually experiencing His fatherhood.
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What does it look like to return home? In order to go home, we have to leave behind our misunderstandings of God and ourselves.
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What does it look like to return home? In order to go home, we have to leave behind our misunderstandings of God and ourselves.
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At some point, we’ve all felt like we didn’t quite belong. But God wants to show us to a place where we’re surrounded by love and approval, a place where we can find rest, protection and hope.
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A Journey Home Program - WK 2
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At some point, we’ve all felt like we didn’t quite
belong. But God wants to show us to a place where
we’re surrounded by love and approval, a place
where we can find rest, protection and hope.
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Week 1 - Program
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What is it like to be at home?
Because of an ancient tragedy that occurred in our
family lines, our default mode of operation is living as abandoned orphans. But it can be changed—God’s greatest desire is that we would all come Home.
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What is it like to be at home?
Because of an ancient tragedy that occurred in our
family lines, our default mode of operation is living as
abandoned orphans. But it can be changed—God’s
greatest desire is that we would all come Home.
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Brian Tome talks about parenting.
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Brian Tome talks about what real marriage looks like.
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Program - Week 1 of Knock-Off
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Brian Tome talks about what real marriage looks like.
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Brian Tome talks about troubleshooting what prevents us from loving our jobs.
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Brian Tome talks about the value of work.
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Brian Tome talks about the value of work.
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Brian Tome talks about finding the good life in the midst of tension.
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Brian Tome talks about finding the good life in the midst of tension.
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Brian Tome examines how to start a conversation about Jesus with your friends—no matter what you believe.
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Brian Tome examines how to start a conversation about Jesus with your friends—no matter what you believe.
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Brian Tome talks about the healing that comes through confession.
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Brian Tome talks about the healing that comes through confession.
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Brian Tome talks about the practical things that humble people do, and how we can integrate those things into our lives.
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Brian Tome talks about the practical things that humble people do, and how we can integrate those things into our lives.
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Brian Tome talks about the power of our tongues.
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Brian Tome talks about the power of our tongues.
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Brian Tome talks about how Game Changers demonstrate action, commitment and follow through.
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Game Changers: Commitment Program
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Brian Tome talks about how Game Changers demonstrate action, commitment and follow through.
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Brian Tome talks about trusting God through our generosity.
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Brian Tome talks about trusting God through our generosity.
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Brian Tome talks about trusting God through our generosity.
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This week we’re talking about how Game Changers share common traits, including dissatisfaction with the status quo.
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Game Changers - Dissatisfaction Program
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This week we’re talking about how Game Changers share common
traits, including dissatisfaction with the status quo.
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Brian Tome talks about ambition.
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A Place at the Table - Choosing Ambition Program
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Brian Tome talks about ambition.
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A Place at the Table - Finding Approval Program
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Brian Tome talks about our need for approval.
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Brian Tome talks about what motivates our appetites.
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Brian Tome talks about what motivates our appetites.
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Brian Tome and Chuck Mingo face off in the annual smackdown of preaching.
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Brian Tome talks about how to build our finances with brick.
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How to Build with Brick - Program
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Brian Tome talks about how to build our finances with brick.
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Brian Tome talks about the characteristics of Big Bad Wolf.
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The Big Bad Wolf - Program
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Brian Tome talks about the characteristics of Big Bad Wolf.
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Brian Tome talks about what we learned in 2011 and how we believe God is calling our community in the coming year.
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Brian Tome talks about what we learned in 2011 and how we believe God is calling our community in the coming year.
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Brian Tome talks about extending the invitation.
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RSVP - Invitation to the Party Program
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Brian Tome talks about extending the invitation.
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The Strong Challenge - Study (Program)
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The Bible isn’t a rule book. It’s a field guide to relationship with God and others. We read it to grow our understanding of God, to grow in wisdom, and to grow our ability to love other people.
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When we pray, we open ourselves up to life-changing conversations with God. Prayer is meant to be more than an emergency flare to heaven in our times of need—it’s designed for us to connect with God on a real, intimate, everyday basis.
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When we pray, we open ourselves up to life-changing conversations with God. Prayer is meant to be more than an emergency flare to heaven in our times of need—it’s designed for us to connect with God on a real, intimate, everyday basis.
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Program: Strong Challenge Week 2 - Pray
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Playing and resting rarely come to mind when we think of strength. But taking time to be energized and refilled is critical for healthy, sustained growth. Playing and resting remind us that being strong is simply about receiving God’s love, not working for his approval.
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Playing and resting rarely come to mind when we think of strength. But taking time to be energized and refilled is critical for healthy, sustained growth.
Playing and resting remind us that being strong is simply about receiving God’s love, not working for his approval.
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Strong Challenge - Play (Program)
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Everyday Friends: Vulnerability Program
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Brian Tome talks about the power of vulnerability.
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Brian Tome talks about the power of vulnerability.
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Brian Tome talks about the collisions that occur in marriage.
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Brian Tome talks about the collisions that occur in marriage.
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Brian Tome talks about taking adventures in life and how that fits into God's plan.
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Brian Tome talks about sex and the powerful collisions that surround it.
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Program - Collide: Sex
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Brian Tome talks about sex and the powerful collisions that surround it.
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Brian Tome talks about how Jesus went out of his way to hang out with normal people.
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Jesus Hung Out With Normal People - Program
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Brian Tome talks about how Jesus went out of his way to hang out with normal people.
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Brian Tome talks about what it looks like to follow the Guide out of places of pride and into love.
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Brian Tome talks about what it looks like to follow the Guide out of places of pride and into love.
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Brian Tome talks about how the Guide can steer us out of fear and into peace.
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Peace vs. Anxiety - Program
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Brian Tome talks about how the Guide can steer us out of fear and into peace.
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Brian Tome talks about how our guide, the Holy Spirit, leads us away from resentment and into places of giving and receiving grace.
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Grace vs Resentment Program
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Brian Tome talks about how our guide, the Holy Spirit, leads us away from resentment and into places of giving and receiving grace.
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Brian Tome talks about how the story ends.
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Brian Tome talks about how the story ends.
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The Story: Re-Creation Program
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Brian Tome talks about the role of the Church in God's story.
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The Story: Church Program
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Brian Tome talks about the role of the Church in God's story.
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Brian Tome talks about God's purpose for creation, and the tragic events that transpired.
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Creation/Fall Program
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Brian Tome talks about God's purpose for creation, and the tragic events that transpired.
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We'll be wrestling with the question of how you can believe the Bible when it seems to stand in opposition to modern science.
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Science vs. Faith Program
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We'll be wrestling with the question of how you can believe the Bible when it seems to stand in opposition to modern science.
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We'll be wrestling with the question of how a good God can allow people to go to hell.
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Hell vs. Grace Program
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We'll be wrestling with the question of how a good God can allow people to go to hell.
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We'll wrestle with the question of how Jesus can claim to be the only way to God.
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Jesus vs. Religion Program
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We'll wrestle with the question of how Jesus can claim to be the only way to God.
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We'll wrestle with the question of how God can really be loving when there's so much suffering in the world.
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We'll wrestle with the question of how God can really be loving when there's so much suffering in the world.
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We'll wrestle with the question of how God can really be loving when there's so much suffering in the world.
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This year, Brian and Chuck had to work in random phrases from the audience into each of their quarters. Judge for yourself.
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Brian Tome talks about what the Bible describes as "walking in the Spirit" and how it is instrumental to growth.
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Grow Up - Grow in Power (Program)
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Brian Tome talks about what the Bible describes as "walking in the Spirit" and how it is instrumental to growth.
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Brian Tome talks about how a lifestyle of sacrifice leads to growth.
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Grow Up - Grow Through Sacrifice (Program)
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Brian Tome talks about how a lifestyle of sacrifice leads to growth.
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Brian Tome talks about what it looks like to bend your life to the truth found in the Bible.
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Grow Up: Grow in Truth Program
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Brian Tome talks about what it looks like to bend your life to the truth found in the Bible.
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Brian Tome talks about what a life of growth looks like.
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Grow Up (Program)
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Brian Tome talks about what a life of growth looks like.
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Brian Tome talks about what it means to live in celebration of the miracle of Christmas.
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Brian Tome talks about what it means to live in celebration of the miracle of Christmas.
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Brian Tome talks about what it means to live in celebration of the miracle of Christmas.
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Brian Tome talks about the opportunity that is before us.
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Today we celebrate. And we thank God for the great things he will do in our city and throughout the
world, and for allowing us to be a part of
furthering his Kingdom.
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Game Change - Celebrate (Program)
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Today we celebrate. And we thank God for the great things he
will do in our city and throughout the world, and for allowing us to be a part of furthering his Kingdom.
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Brian Tome talks about the commitment and acting on our call.
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Game Change - Commitment (Program)
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Brian Tome talks about the commitment and acting on that call.
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Brian Tome talks about the opportunity that is before us.
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Game Change: Next (Program)
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Brian Tome talks about being faithful to what God had called us to do.
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Game Change - Do It (Program)
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Brian Tome talks about being faithful to what God has called us to do.
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Brian Tome talks about what it means to surrender.
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Surrender (Program)
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Brian Tome talks about what it means to surrender.
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Game Change: Intro (Program)
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Brian Tome talks about the things God is calliing us to and the journey ahead.
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Jenny Baker talks about the importance of rest.
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PLAYdate (Program)
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Brian Tome talks about the value of purposeless pleasure.
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Brian talks about what it looks like to be faithful in your profession.
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Faithful Story (program)
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Faithful Call (Program)
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Brian Tome talks about how the faithful respond to God's call.
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Brian Tome talks about how the faithful obey God.
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Faithful Obedience (Program)
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Brian Tome talks about how the faithful obey God.
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Brian Tome talks about God's Faithfulness.
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Faithful God (Program)
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Brian Tome talks about God's faithfulness.
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Brian Tome discusses how aligning with authority structures can help us pursue our passions.
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House Work 02 (Program)
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Brian Tome discusses how aligning with authority structures can help us pursue our passions.
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Brian Tome discusses uncovering your God-given passions.
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House Work 01 Program
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Brian Tome discusses uncovering your God-given passions.
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Brian Tome talks about what it looks like to give grace.
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Brian Tome talks about what it looks like to give grace.
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Brian Tome talks about what it looks like to give grace.
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Brian Tome rides his motorcycle to demonstrate how pleasure is an important part of
experiencing God’s grace.
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Brian Tome discusses how pleasure is an important part of
experiencing God’s grace.
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Brian Tome discusses how pleasure is an important part of
experiencing God’s grace.
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Brian Tome discusses how pleasure is an important part of
experiencing God’s grace.
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Brian Tome discusses how we sometimes need to put ourselves in a place to
receive God's grace.
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Brian Tome discusses how we sometimes need to put ourselves in a place to receive God's grace.
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Brian Tome talks about why the gospel is good news.
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Brian Tome talks about why the gospel is good news.
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Brian Tome talks about how we can become more aware of the effects of media on our life.
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Brian Tome discusses next steps in pursuing freedom.
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Brian Tome talks about the importance of endurance and the four phases we go through on the way to freedom.
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Brian Tome discusses the four phases we go through as we pursue freedom.
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Brian Tome talks about how the enemy plots to steal freedom from us.
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Brian Tome talks about the enemy and how he plots to steal freedom from us.
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Brian Tome discusses the Freedom Giver and how he fights for our freedom.
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Brian Tome discusses how freedom is real and is possible for all of us.
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Brian Tome discusses how freedom is real and is available to each of us.
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Brian Tome talks about the five things that separate men from boys.
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Brian Tome talks about how God uses our emotions to move us in the right direction.
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Brian Tome talks about how God uses our feelings to move us forward.
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Brian Tome discusses what it means to do the next thing rather than worrying about what will happen five steps ahead.
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Jesus came to be the rescuer of all people.
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Jesus came to be the rescuer of all people.
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Brian Tome discusses the stages of parenting along the progression from nurse to friend.
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Brian Tome discusses the stages of parenting along the progression from nurse to friend.
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Being single can be a blessing. Brian Tome and a panel of single people discuss the nature of being single and what God says about it.
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Being single can be a blessing. Brian Tome and a panel of single people discuss the nature of being single and what God says about it.
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Brian Tome discusses the importance of friendships.
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Brian Tome discusses the importance of friendship.
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Brian Tome discusses how growth naturally leads to reproduction and fruit.
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Brian Tome discusses why it's important for us to be resilient and patiently active, even in the midst of a storm.
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Brian Tome discusses why it's important for us to be resilient and patiently active, even in the midst of a storm.
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Brian Tome discusses why we need to have a vision for our growth.
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Brian Tome discusses why it's important to have a vision for your growth.
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Brian Tome shares why we need to respond to the greatest commitment ever made - the one God has made to us.
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Brian Tome discusses why we must respond to the greatest commitment ever made - the one God has made to us.
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Brian Tome discusses why setting good boundaries and saying "no" is critical to making healthy commitments.
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Brian Tome shares why setting good boundaries and saying "no" is critical to making healthy commitments.
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Brian Tome talks with Bret Sims, Jean-Robert Cadet and Joan Conn about some of the great things happening outside of crossroads.
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Brian Tome talks with Bret Sims, Jean-Robert Cadet and Joan Conn about some of the great things happening outside of crossroads.
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Brian Tome shares the dynamics of growth and why crossroads is designed to be an environment for growth.
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Brian Tome shares why crossroads is setup to be a place where normal people can hear about Jesus.
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Brian Tome discusses why crossroads is set up to be a place for normal people to hear about Jesus.
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Brian Tome discusses how Jesus came to set us free.
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Brian Tome discusses how Jesus came to bring freedom and how freedom always accompanies the revolution.
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Brian Tome discusses the story of Stephen from the book of Acts and how every revolution involves cost.
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Brian Tome discusses the story of Stephen from the book of Acts and how revolution involves cost.
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What are the conditions necessary for a revolution to thrive? Join us over the next several weeks as we analyze the Roadmap For A Revolution. This week Brian Tome talks about the importance of "commitment."
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Brian Tome discusses the role of the Holy Spirit and the importance of baptism.
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Brian Tome discusses how to be filled with the Holy Spirit on a regular basis.
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Brian Tome discusses how we can be filled with the Holy Spirit on a regular basis.
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Ever felt empty and looked to be filled with something? Jesus' followers did. They thirsted for God and couldn't understand why he said it'd be better for them if he left. Turns out, Jesus wanted to fill his followers with God's own Holy Spirit. Join us over the next four weeks to discover how we can be filled, too.
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Ever felt empty and looked to be filled with something? Jesus' followers did. They thirsted for God and couldn't understand why he said it'd be better for them if he left. Turns out, Jesus wanted to fill his followers with God's own Holy Spirit. Join us over the next four weeks to discover how we can be filled, too.
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Jesus' death and resurrection is the central point of history. In this talk, Brian Tome discusses why this is so and why it is something that we each must deal with.
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Brian Tome discusses why the resurrection of Jesus is significant and why it must be dealt with.
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Brian Tome recaps the Reset journey and discusses where we go from here.
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In this talk Brian Tome recaps our Reset journey and discusses where we're headed next.
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Jesus is alive and active today through his Body - the Church.
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Jesus is still alive and active in the world today through his Body - the Church.
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Love is defined as this: Jesus died for us. This week we're looking at how Jesus redefines love.
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Jesus reset our understanding of love by dying on the cross.
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Following Jesus often means living counter-culturally. In this talk, Brian Tome discusses what it means to surrender and find life on the other side.
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Following Jesus often means living counter-culturally. In this talk, Brian Tome discusses what it means to surrender and find life on the other side.
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Jesus reset our understanding of fairness. Watch as Brian Tome explains why that's a good thing.
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Jesus made some unique claims and also turned our understanding of fairness upside down. In this talk, Brian Tome discusses why Jesus is not fair and why that is a good thing.
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In the first week of our RESET journey, Brian Tome discusses the case for examining Jesus and his claims.
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In the opening week of our Reset journey, Brian Tome makes the case for an examination of Jesus.
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If we want spiritual greatness, we must pay the price by being intentional. In this talk, Brian Tome highlights the theme of intentionality found in the Old Testament book of Haggai.
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Brian Tome discusses the power of intentionality as seen in the book of Haggai.
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Brian Tome discusses how worship is messy and requires us to bring whatever we have to Jesus.
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Brian Tome discusses how worship is messy and involves us putting Jesus at the center. We bring what we have to him.
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Brian Tome discusses how Jesus' arrival creates a beautiful mess in our lives.
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Brian Tome discusses how Jesus' arrival creates a beautiful mess in our lives.
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When we choose to engage with an attitude of gratitude, we find that "grace" becomes the operating ethic in our lives. This week, Brian Tome leads us through an exercise of gratitude and talks about why we need to develop an attitude of remembering.
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The antidote to an attitude of entitlement is the discipline of gratitude. In this talk, Brian Tome discusses how we can build disciplined gratitude into our lives.
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The antidote to an attitude of entitlement is the discipline of gratitude. In this talk, Brian Tome discusses how we can build disciplined gratitude into our lives.
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Entitlement can creep into our lives in unexpected ways. In this talk, Brian Tome discusses the entitlement mentality as found in the story of Jacob and Esau in the bible.
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Entitlement can creep into our lives in unexpected ways. In this talk, Brian Tome discusses the entitlement mentality as found in the story of Jacob and Esau in the bible.
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What is the purpose of all of this "Kingdom" talk? In this message, Brian Tome discusses what it means for us to receive the key of love and to be unlocked.
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What is the purpose of all of this "Kingdom" talk? In this message, Brian Tome discusses what it means for us to receive the key of love and to be unlocked.
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In the first part of the Unlock(ed) series, Brian Tome discusses the story of God and his plans for his creation.
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Brian Tome discusses how we should engage people as a core part of engaging in the Kingdom.
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The Kingdom is about the King's heart for people. When we are engaged in following Jesus, we make it our business to be about people as well. In this talk, Brian Tome discusses how we can imitate Jesus' passion for people.
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Brian Tome discusses God's plan for his creation and how we're each to be "unlocked" and to "unlock" others.
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Brian Tome discusses how being in community with others is another essential aspect of spiritual growth, another core
discipline.
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Brian Tome discusses how being in community with others is another essential aspect of spiritual growth, another core
discipline.
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Brian Tome discusses how to build Core Strength through reading the bible.
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Brian Tome introduces our Core Strength series by discussing how we can build spiritual strength via the fundamental, three-part regimen of Bible reading, prayer and life in community.
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Brian Tome introduces our Core Strength series by discussing how we can build spiritual strength via the fundamental, three-part regimen of Bible reading, prayer and life in community.
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Brian Tome shares how fear can keep us from pursuing a personal vision.
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In this talk, Brian Tome discusses how pride has taken root in his life and offers some ways that we can combat it.
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Study notes for Pride (week three).
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Program for Pride (week three)
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Study notes for week two of RIQ.
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Program from May 17-18, 2008.
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In this talk we hear about Crossroads' plans for multi-site locations and about the importance of reproducing and building into others.
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Jesus cannot simply be "added-to" our lives. When we choose to follow him, it requires that we continually "die" to our stuff and our ambitions. In this talk, Brian Tome shares what it looks like to surrender.
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Jesus cannot simply be "added-to" our lives. When we choose to follow him, it requires that we continually "die" to our stuff and our ambitions. In this talk, Brian Tome shares what it looks like to surrender.
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When Jesus heard from God, he bent his life to that truth. Also, temptations and intentions are not what's important, but action.
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This week we're focusing on how generosity frees us.
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Is it possible that we're missing life in the pursuit of a better one? Owning things is not wrong. The problem, for many of us, is that our things own us. This week we're learning about how materialism offers us false freedom.
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Some people dropped everything to worship the hero.
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Jesus often engaged those around him with word pictures and metaphors to help them understand eternal truths. And it was often elements from nature that he focused on. He seemed to say that there’s deep learning about God that can be found when we look cl
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Jesus often engaged those around him with word pictures and metaphors to help them understand eternal truths. And it was often elements from nature that he focused on. He seemed to say that there’s deep learning about God that can be found when we look cl
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Super Bowl Sunday 2004
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Super Bowl Sunday 2004
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There’s one thing that seems to be a constant presence in our lives: change. In this series we’ll take an inside look at this challenging and sometimes intimidating issue and how we can learn to not only deal with it, but use it to our advantage in everyd
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There’s one thing that seems to be a constant presence in our lives: change. In this series we’ll take an inside look at this challenging and sometimes intimidating issue and how we can learn to not only deal with it, but use it to our advantage in everyd
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There’s one thing that seems to be a constant presence in our lives: change. In this series we’ll take an inside look at this challenging and sometimes intimidating issue and how we can learn to not only deal with it, but use it to our advantage in everyd
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The Christmas season seems to grow bigger every year. It’s more cards, more gifts, more parties and well, just more. Somewhere in all of this we’ve started to wonder why bigger isn’t turning out to be better. What if getting more out of this season is act
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The Christmas season seems to grow bigger every year. It’s more cards, more gifts, more parties and well, just more. Somewhere in all of this we’ve started to wonder why bigger isn’t turning out to be better. What if getting more out of this season is act
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The Christmas season seems to grow bigger every year. It’s more cards, more gifts, more parties and well, just more. Somewhere in all of this we’ve started to wonder why bigger isn’t turning out to be better. What if getting more out of this season is act
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Jesus often engaged those around him with word pictures and metaphors to help them understand eternal truths. And it was often elements from nature that he focused on. He seemed to say that there’s deep learning about God that can be found when we look cl
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Jesus often engaged those around him with word pictures and metaphors to help them understand eternal truths. And it was often elements from nature that he focused on. He seemed to say that there’s deep learning about God that can be found when we look cl
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Can a local church really make a difference in someone's life? How about an entire family? How about a neighborhood, a city or a nation? Hey, how about the whole world? Sounds crazy doesn't it? Join us during this series as we look at where Crossroads is
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Can a local church really make a difference in someone's life? How about an entire family? How about a neighborhood, a city or a nation? Hey, how about the whole world? Sounds crazy doesn't it? Join us during this series as we look at where Crossroads is
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Can a local church really make a difference in someone's life? How about an entire family? How about a neighborhood, a city or a nation? Hey, how about the whole world? Sounds crazy doesn't it? Join us during this series as we look at where Crossroads is
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Can a local church really make a difference in someone's life? How about an entire family? How about a neighborhood, a city or a nation? Hey, how about the whole world? Sounds crazy doesn't it? Join us during this series as we look at where Crossroads is
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Can a local church really make a difference in someone's life? How about an entire family? How about a neighborhood, a city or a nation? Hey, how about the whole world? Sounds crazy doesn't it? Join us during this series as we look at where Crossroads is
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Can a local church really make a difference in someone's life? How about an entire family? How about a neighborhood, a city or a nation? Hey, how about the whole world? Sounds crazy doesn't it? Join us during this series as we look at where Crossroads is
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We’re drowning in Spirituality. It seems to be everywhere. You can’t walk 5 feet at Joseph Beth, or turn on the TV or go to a movie without bumping into someone’s new and improved take on the meaning of life. But at the core is any of it really new or imp
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We’re drowning in Spirituality. It seems to be everywhere. You can’t walk 5 feet at Joseph Beth, or turn on the TV or go to a movie without bumping into someone’s new and improved take on the meaning of life. But at the core is any of it really new or imp
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We’re drowning in Spirituality. It seems to be everywhere. You can’t walk 5 feet at Joseph Beth, or turn on the TV or go to a movie without bumping into someone’s new and improved take on the meaning of life. But at the core is any of it really new or imp
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Your home is bigger than you'd think. It's the roof over your head, the family that surrounds you, the city in which you live and the planet we all share. God has given us these communities and charged us with caring for and growing them. And it all start
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Why do they do that? Does this really count as “church”? How many times have you found yourself asking or being asked these questions about Crossroads? In this series we take a “behind the curtain” look at the method to all this madness.
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Why do they do that? Does this really count as “church”? How many times have you found yourself asking or being asked these questions about Crossroads? In this series we take a “behind the curtain” look at the method to all this madness.
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No, we're not doing our own web-cast fashion show. These are the real life models God uses to help shape us. Join us as we take a closer look at how we learn from and honor our own real life supermodels.
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Powerful and unpredictable, mysterious and tangible, invisible and real. Defying easy description, the Holy Spirit is no vague and impersonal force. This promised Counselor and Teacher has been sent to equip us, comfort us and fill us personally with the
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No, we're not doing our own web-cast fashion show. These are the real life models God uses to help shape us. Join us as we take a closer look at how we learn from and honor our own real life supermodels.
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No, we're not doing our own web-cast fashion show. These are the real life models God uses to help shape us. Join us as we take a closer look at how we learn from and honor our own real life supermodels.
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No, we're not doing our own web-cast fashion show. These are the real life models God uses to help shape us. Join us as we take a closer look at how we learn from and honor our own real life supermodels.
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No, we're not doing our own web-cast fashion show. These are the real life models God uses to help shape us. Join us as we take a closer look at how we learn from and honor our own real life supermodels.
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Life is not as it seems. There is a whole dimension to our existence that we can't quite see, touch or smell. This is true for our lives ''out there'' as well as for our lives ''in here'' at Crossroads.
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Life is not as it seems. There is a whole dimension to our existence that we can't quite see, touch or smell. This is true for our lives ''out there'' as well as for our lives ''in here'' at Crossroads.
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No, we're not doing our own web-cast fashion show. These are the real life models God uses to help shape us. Join us as we take a closer look at how we learn from and honor our own real life supermodels.
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What if prayer wasn’t a collection of pre-arranged lines but just a conversation with God? Join us as we take a look at prayer.
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What if prayer wasn’t a collection of pre-arranged lines but just a conversation with God? Join us as we take a look at prayer.
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Why do they do that? Does this really count as “church”? How many times have you found yourself asking or being asked these questions about Crossroads? In this series we take a “behind the curtain” look at the method to all this madness.
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God loves sex. Seriously. In fact, He wants you to have a great sex life. What does that mean? Over these five weeks we'll explore and expose the truths and lies about sex that circulate in our culture. There's healing and freedom waiting for us when we s
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Powerful and unpredictable, mysterious and tangible, invisible and real. Defying easy description, the Holy Spirit is no vague and impersonal force. This promised Counselor and Teacher has been sent to equip us, comfort us and fill us personally with the
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He wasn’t exactly what people expected. He didn’t follow “the rules”. He didn’t hang out with the right people. He ticked off the wrong people. Sometimes it seemed like he was an enemy to everything respectable. And he changed the world forever.
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He wasn’t exactly what people expected. He didn’t follow “the rules”. He didn’t hang out with the right people. He ticked off the wrong people. Sometimes it seemed like he was an enemy to everything respectable. And he changed the world forever.
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We live in a culture of fear. Terrorism, West Nile Virus, Christina Aguilera, and the list goes on. Where did all this come from? And is it all bad? Or is there such a thing as “good fear”? Join us as we look at what God has to say about fear.
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We live in a culture of fear. Terrorism, West Nile Virus, Christina Aguilera, and the list goes on. Where did all this come from? And is it all bad? Or is there such a thing as “good fear”? Join us as we look at what God has to say about fear.
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We live in a culture of fear. Terrorism, West Nile Virus, Christina Aguilera, and the list goes on. Where did all this come from? And is it all bad? Or is there such a thing as “good fear”? Join us as we look at what God has to say about fear.
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We live in a culture of fear. Terrorism, West Nile Virus, Christina Aguilera, and the list goes on. Where did all this come from? And is it all bad? Or is there such a thing as “good fear”? Join us as we look at what God has to say about fear.
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Some stuff about God just doesn't seem to add up. Maybe it's something we've wondered about since we were kids. Maybe it's something we just started questioning last week. Crossroads is a safe place to ask all of these questions about God.
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Your home is bigger than you'd think. It's the roof over your head, the family that surrounds you, the city in which you live and the planet we all share. God has given us these communities and charged us with caring for and growing them. And it all start
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Oh Great. Here we go. The church talks about sex. Hey, give us a chance. Expecting a bunch of tips to get your moral merit badge? Not going to happen. How about four weeks of polite euphemisms about the wonder of life? We don't even know how to do that. S
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Consider the natural things we do - the rhythm of life, eating, sleeping, breathing. Now, think of prayer. For most of us it doesn't fit. For many of us, prayer has become this unnatural, planned thing we do at ''official'' places like church and the hors
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Who was this guy Jesus and what was he really like? What did he really do? What did he really say? Jesus came so we could have life, and have it to the full. Great. So what does that mean? From late February through mid April we'll look at how Jesus talke
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Who was this guy Jesus and what was he really like? What did he really do? What did he really say? Jesus came so we could have life, and have it to the full. Great. So what does that mean? From late February through mid April we'll look at how Jesus talke
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Who was this guy Jesus and what was he really like? What did he really do? What did he really say? Jesus came so we could have life, and have it to the full. Great. So what does that mean? From late February through mid April we'll look at how Jesus talke
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What is it that drives you? How do you get direction? And where do you find the energy to keep going when the trip takes an unexpected turn? This summer we're taking a look at how key Bible passages have fueled real people's journeys.
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Who was this guy Jesus and what was he really like? What did he really do? What did he really say? Jesus came so we could have life, and have it to the full. Great. So what does that mean? From late February through mid April we'll look at how Jesus talke
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Who was this guy Jesus and what was he really like? What did he really do? What did he really say? Jesus came so we could have life, and have it to the full. Great. So what does that mean? From late February through mid April we'll look at how Jesus talke
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Consider the natural things we do - the rhythm of life, eating, sleeping, breathing. Now, think of prayer. For most of us it doesn't fit. For many of us, prayer has become this unnatural, planned thing we do at ''official'' places like church and the hors
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Consider the natural things we do - the rhythm of life, eating, sleeping, breathing. Now, think of prayer. For most of us it doesn't fit. For many of us, prayer has become this unnatural, planned thing we do at ''official'' places like church and the hors
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Consider the natural things we do - the rhythm of life, eating, sleeping, breathing. Now, think of prayer. For most of us it doesn't fit. For many of us, prayer has become this unnatural, planned thing we do at ''official'' places like church and the hors
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Elements: Fundamental, essential and basic assumptions or principles of a subject or entity. Remember squinting your eyes at that ugly multi-colored chart on the science room wall - The Periodic Table of Elements? Well, the elements are the basic buildi
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Elements: Fundamental, essential and basic assumptions or principles of a subject or entity. Remember squinting your eyes at that ugly multi-colored chart on the science room wall - The Periodic Table of Elements? Well, the elements are the basic buildi
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Elements: Fundamental, essential and basic assumptions or principles of a subject or entity. Remember squinting your eyes at that ugly multi-colored chart on the science room wall - The Periodic Table of Elements? Well, the elements are the basic buildi
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Elements: Fundamental, essential and basic assumptions or principles of a subject or entity. Remember squinting your eyes at that ugly multi-colored chart on the science room wall - The Periodic Table of Elements? Well, the elements are the basic buildi
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Special effects are everywhere. Sometimes they're these huge, obvious productions used to bring to life the destruction of the world or to convince us that Billy Bob Thornton is sexy. But other times they're more subtle, in the background and hardly notic
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Special effects are everywhere. Sometimes they're these huge, obvious productions used to bring to life the destruction of the world or to convince us that Billy Bob Thornton is sexy. But other times they're more subtle, in the background and hardly notic
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What if we discovered that our mind has played tricks on us? What if things are not what they seem? What if we found that our world is not defined by what happens to us but rather by how we process and react to what happens? And what if the result is we’v
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What if we discovered that our mind has played tricks on us? What if things are not what they seem? What if we found that our world is not defined by what happens to us but rather by how we process and react to what happens? And what if the result is we’v
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What if we discovered that our mind has played tricks on us? What if things are not what they seem? What if we found that our world is not defined by what happens to us but rather by how we process and react to what happens? And what if the result is we’v
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It's a little weird that Christianity has become such an institution. When you look at Jesus' radical words and actions, he was much more about revolution than religion. He talked about radical change that starts in us and spreads throughout our world. He
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It's a little weird that Christianity has become such an institution. When you look at Jesus' radical words and actions, he was much more about revolution than religion. He talked about radical change that starts in us and spreads throughout our world. He
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It’s no secret. Addictions seem to be everywhere. There are those of us that wrestle with the “big” stuff. Maybe its feeling trapped by drugs or alcohol. Or something like sex, overeating or gambling. And then there are some of us that struggle with not s
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It’s no secret. Addictions seem to be everywhere. There are those of us that wrestle with the “big” stuff. Maybe its feeling trapped by drugs or alcohol. Or something like sex, overeating or gambling. And then there are some of us that struggle with not s
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Life, The Universe and Everything
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Life, The Universe and Everything
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Life, The Universe and Everything
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Life, The Universe and Everything
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Life, The Universe and Everything
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What is it about us and coffee? Whether it's a Starbucks on every corner or the atrium at Crossroads it's everywhere. Have you ever thought that maybe this whole thing is about more than what's in the cup? Maybe it's about the connection, the community we
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What is it about us and coffee? Whether it's a Starbucks on every corner or the atrium at Crossroads it's everywhere. Have you ever thought that maybe this whole thing is about more than what's in the cup? Maybe it's about the connection, the community we
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Your home is bigger than you'd think. It's the roof over your head, the family that surrounds you, the city in which you live and the planet we all share. God has given us these communities and charged us with caring for and growing them. And it all start
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It’s no secret. Addictions seem to be everywhere. There are those of us that wrestle with the “big” stuff. Maybe its feeling trapped by drugs or alcohol. Or something like sex, overeating or gambling. And then there are some of us that struggle with not s
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It’s no secret. Addictions seem to be everywhere. There are those of us that wrestle with the “big” stuff. Maybe its feeling trapped by drugs or alcohol. Or something like sex, overeating or gambling. And then there are some of us that struggle with not s
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It's a little weird that Christianity has become such an institution. When you look at Jesus' radical words and actions, he was much more about revolution than religion. He talked about radical change that starts in us and spreads throughout our world. He
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Most of us know the basics of the story. Baby in a manger, the angels, the star, the elf who wants to be a dentist (OK, maybe some of us could use a refresher). But what we don’t often think about is that it wasn’t just one story. There were several very
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What is it that drives you? How do you get direction? And where do you find the energy to keep going when the trip takes an unexpected turn? This summer we're taking a look at how key Bible passages have fueled real people's journeys.
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Most of us know the basics of the story. Baby in a manger, the angels, the star, the elf who wants to be a dentist (OK, maybe some of us could use a refresher). But what we don’t often think about is that it wasn’t just one story. There were several very
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Most of us know the basics of the story. Baby in a manger, the angels, the star, the elf who wants to be a dentist (OK, maybe some of us could use a refresher). But what we don’t often think about is that it wasn’t just one story. There were several very
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It’s a dirty little secret. Success isn’t always what we thought it would be. In fact, sometimes success can be more destructive to us as than failure. Join us over these 5 weeks as we investigate the good and the bad evidence from a string of intriguing
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It’s a dirty little secret. Success isn’t always what we thought it would be. In fact, sometimes success can be more destructive to us as than failure. Join us over these 5 weeks as we investigate the good and the bad evidence from a string of intriguing
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It’s a dirty little secret. Success isn’t always what we thought it would be. In fact, sometimes success can be more destructive to us as than failure. Join us over these 5 weeks as we investigate the good and the bad evidence from a string of intriguing
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It’s a dirty little secret. Success isn’t always what we thought it would be. In fact, sometimes success can be more destructive to us as than failure. Join us over these 5 weeks as we investigate the good and the bad evidence from a string of intriguing
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Can a local church really make a difference in someone's life? How about an entire family? How about a neighborhood, a city or a nation? Hey, how about the whole world? Sounds crazy doesn't it? Join us during this series as we look at where Crossroads is
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Some stuff about God just doesn't seem to add up. Maybe it's something we've wondered about since we were kids. Maybe it's something we just started questioning last week. Crossroads is a safe place to ask all of these questions about God.
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Change is frequently uncomfortable, often awkward and ultimately inevitable. Whether you desire change or not, it's a constant in your world, so you might as well embrace it. Welcome it, even, because change can be a very good thing. Join us in January an
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Crossroads is designed to be a place where we can all seek God, regardless of our starting point. Unfortunately, many of us have never had a healthy seeking process modeled for us. During this four-week series we'll explore the basics of seeking, from how
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What’s one thing that many seek but few apply? Wisdom. It isn’t knowledge. It isn’t about accumulating profound insights. It’s much more than ‘common sense.’ Real wisdom is revealed in action—what we do and how, when and with whom we engage in the process
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What’s one thing that many seek but few apply? Wisdom. It isn’t knowledge. It isn’t about accumulating profound insights. It’s much more than ‘common sense.’ Real wisdom is revealed in action—what we do and how, when and with whom we engage in the process
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Life would be much more convenient if we could compartmentalize it into distinct and separate pieces: home and work, play and personal, spiritual and non-spiritual. But reality is that separation is impossible. Everything is connected. If even one thing i
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Life would be much more convenient if we could compartmentalize it into distinct and separate pieces: home and work, play and personal, spiritual and non-spiritual. But reality is that separation is impossible. Everything is connected. If even one thing i
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Life would be much more convenient if we could compartmentalize it into distinct and separate pieces: home and work, play and personal, spiritual and non-spiritual. But reality is that separation is impossible. Everything is connected. If even one thing i
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Life would be much more convenient if we could compartmentalize it into distinct and separate pieces: home and work, play and personal, spiritual and non-spiritual. But reality is that separation is impossible. Everything is connected. If even one thing i
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Crossroads is designed to be a place where we can all seek God, regardless of our starting point. Unfortunately, many of us have never had a healthy seeking process modeled for us. During this four-week series we'll explore the basics of seeking, from how
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It's been said that nothing worth doing is easy. More often than not we find that it's only in taking on the really hard stuff and persevering through difficult situations that any meaningful growth occurs. Join us over the next few weeks as we take a loo
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Do you ever feel like there are limits on your life? Like you're getting by, but that it still feels like something’s holding you back? You’re not alone. That feeling is real, and it’s right. You’re craving what you’re supposed to crave: Freedom. And it’s
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Do you ever feel like there are limits on your life? Like you're getting by, but that it still feels like something’s holding you back? You’re not alone. That feeling is real, and it’s right. You’re craving what you’re supposed to crave: Freedom. And it’s
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Do you ever feel like there are limits on your life? Like you're getting by, but that it still feels like something’s holding you back? You’re not alone. That feeling is real, and it’s right. You’re craving what you’re supposed to crave: Freedom. And it’s
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Change is frequently uncomfortable, often awkward and ultimately inevitable. Whether you desire change or not, it's a constant in your world, so you might as well embrace it. Welcome it, even, because change can be a very good thing. Join us in January an
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Change is frequently uncomfortable, often awkward and ultimately inevitable. Whether you desire change or not, it's a constant in your world, so you might as well embrace it. Welcome it, even, because change can be a very good thing. Join us in January an
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Change is frequently uncomfortable, often awkward and ultimately inevitable. Whether you desire change or not, it's a constant in your world, so you might as well embrace it. Welcome it, even, because change can be a very good thing. Join us in January an
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Ready or not, here it comes: holiday time with the family. You could just knock the mothballs out of the holiday sweaters, grit your teeth and hope for the best this year, or you could get proactive about improving family patterns so you're not doomed to
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Crossroads is designed to be a place where we can all seek God, regardless of our starting point. Unfortunately, many of us have never had a healthy seeking process modeled for us. During this four-week series we'll explore the basics of seeking, from how
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Ready or not, here it comes: holiday time with the family. You could just knock the mothballs out of the holiday sweaters, grit your teeth and hope for the best this year, or you could get proactive about improving family patterns so you're not doomed to
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Do you know the Joneses? They live in bigger houses, drive nicer cars and wear more stylish clothes than you do. Try as you might to keep up, they always seem to be a few steps ahead. Might sound familiar, but the reality is that 'the Joneses' are a lie -
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Do you know the Joneses? They live in bigger houses, drive nicer cars and wear more stylish clothes than you do. Try as you might to keep up, they always seem to be a few steps ahead. Might sound familiar, but the reality is that 'the Joneses' are a lie -
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Do you know the Joneses? They live in bigger houses, drive nicer cars and wear more stylish clothes than you do. Try as you might to keep up, they always seem to be a few steps ahead. Might sound familiar, but the reality is that 'the Joneses' are a lie -
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It's been said that nothing worth doing is easy. More often than not we find that it's only in taking on the really hard stuff and persevering through difficult situations that any meaningful growth occurs. Join us over the next few weeks as we take a loo
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The recent Da Vinci Code phenomenon has made all kinds of news, and stirred up all kinds of controversy. While we’re not here to slam the book or blast the new movie, the Da Vinci Code does raise a lot of great questions worthy of consideration. This th
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Life is not supposed to be about survival, just making it to the next week. We’re designed for so much more. In fact, we’re only fully alive when we’re fully engaged, head-on in every area of our lives. In January and February we’ll look at the critical s
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Life is not supposed to be about survival, just making it to the next week. We’re designed for so much more. In fact, we’re only fully alive when we’re fully engaged, head-on in every area of our lives. In January and February we’ll look at the critical s
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Sometimes our world seems to be one giant contradiction. And Christmas is no different. It’s a time of warm family memories and fathers who don’t talk to their children. A time of being thankful for how much we have and hurt by how much we don’t. A time o
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Sometimes our world seems to be one giant contradiction. And Christmas is no different. It’s a time of warm family memories and fathers who don’t talk to their children. A time of being thankful for how much we have and hurt by how much we don’t. A time o
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Sometimes our world seems to be one giant contradiction. And Christmas is no different. It’s a time of warm family memories and fathers who don’t talk to their children. A time of being thankful for how much we have and hurt by how much we don’t. A time o
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What if we learned that Jesus didn't come to start a nice, feel good religion? What if he didn't come to start any kind of religion at all? In fact, what if he came to fight and overthrow the whole system of codes and traditions that are religion? What if
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What if we learned that Jesus didn't come to start a nice, feel good religion? What if he didn't come to start any kind of religion at all? In fact, what if he came to fight and overthrow the whole system of codes and traditions that are religion? What if
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What if we learned that Jesus didn't come to start a nice, feel good religion? What if he didn't come to start any kind of religion at all? In fact, what if he came to fight and overthrow the whole system of codes and traditions that are religion? What if
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We live in a state of constant connectedness. We're wired, wireless and ''on'' 24/7. In the middle of all this activity, we've somehow lost that healthy place where we just... BREATHE. We were not designed to live this way. Join us in October as we take a
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Life is not supposed to be about survival, just making it to the next week. We’re designed for so much more. In fact, we’re only fully alive when we’re fully engaged, head-on in every area of our lives. In January and February we’ll look at the critical s
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Life is not supposed to be about survival, just making it to the next week. We’re designed for so much more. In fact, we’re only fully alive when we’re fully engaged, head-on in every area of our lives. In January and February we’ll look at the critical s
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Life is not supposed to be about survival, just making it to the next week. We’re designed for so much more. In fact, we’re only fully alive when we’re fully engaged, head-on in every area of our lives. In January and February we’ll look at the critical s
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YOU SHOULD DO MORE.YOU SHOULD MAKE MORE.YOU DESERVE MORE. Simple statements that have crossed our radar and somehow managed to become a part of our identity. But what if those statements you’ve embraced as your identity are actually lies? Consider the de
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YOU SHOULD DO MORE.YOU SHOULD MAKE MORE.YOU DESERVE MORE. Simple statements that have crossed our radar and somehow managed to become a part of our identity. But what if those statements you’ve embraced as your identity are actually lies? Consider the de
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YOU SHOULD DO MORE.YOU SHOULD MAKE MORE.YOU DESERVE MORE. Simple statements that have crossed our radar and somehow managed to become a part of our identity. But what if those statements you’ve embraced as your identity are actually lies? Consider the de
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YOU SHOULD DO MORE.YOU SHOULD MAKE MORE.YOU DESERVE MORE. Simple statements that have crossed our radar and somehow managed to become a part of our identity. But what if those statements you’ve embraced as your identity are actually lies? Consider the de
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Life is not supposed to be about survival, just making it to the next week. We’re designed for so much more. In fact, we’re only fully alive when we’re fully engaged, head-on in every area of our lives. In January and February we’ll look at the critical s
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We live in a state of constant connectedness. We're wired, wireless and ''on'' 24/7. In the middle of all this activity, we've somehow lost that healthy place where we just... BREATHE. We were not designed to live this way. Join us in October as we take a
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Wherever you are in your life, God has a new level to which He want to take you. Join us as we continue our series.
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Powerful and unpredictable, mysterious and tangible, invisible and real. Defying easy description, the Holy Spirit is no vague and impersonal force. This promised Counselor and Teacher has been sent to equip us, comfort us and fill us personally with the
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We've somehow lost that healthy space between sanity and our maximum limits.
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We've somehow lost that healthy space between sanity and our maximum limits.
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We've somehow lost that healthy space between sanity and our maximum limits.
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We've somehow lost that healthy space between sanity and our maximum limits.
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Jesus didn't come to bring a new religion. He came to start a revolution. He called it the ''Kingdom of God,'' and he said that it operates in a totally different way than the world we see around us. It's radical. It's counterintuitive. It's an alternativ
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Delve into the key staples of the Christmas story.
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Delve into the key staples of the Christmas story.
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Delve into the key staples of the Christmas story.
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Explore our critical ''do it yourself'' project called family.
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We've somehow lost that healthy space between sanity and our maximum limits.
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Lately, it seems the Wall Street Journal looks more like the National Enquirer. And, it doesn't stop with the business page. Whether its work, family or friendships, words like integrity and honesty seem to be distant memories.
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Lately, it seems the Wall Street Journal looks more like the National Enquirer. And, it doesn't stop with the business page. Whether its work, family or friendships, words like integrity and honesty seem to be distant memories.
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Some stuff about God just doesn't seem to add up. Maybe it's something we've wondered about since we were kids. Maybe it's something we just started questioning last week. Crossroads is a safe place to ask all of these questions about God.
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Some stuff about God just doesn't seem to add up. Maybe it's something we've wondered about since we were kids. Maybe it's something we just started questioning last week. Crossroads is a safe place to ask all of these questions about God.
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Some stuff about God just doesn't seem to add up. Maybe it's something we've wondered about since we were kids. Maybe it's something we just started questioning last week. Crossroads is a safe place to ask all of these questions about God.
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Some stuff about God just doesn't seem to add up. Maybe it's something we've wondered about since we were kids. Maybe it's something we just started questioning last week. Crossroads is a safe place to ask all of these questions about God.
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Some stuff about God just doesn't seem to add up. Maybe it's something we've wondered about since we were kids. Maybe it's something we just started questioning last week. Crossroads is a safe place to ask all of these questions about God.
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Some stuff about God just doesn't seem to add up. Maybe it's something we've wondered about since we were kids. Maybe it's something we just started questioning last week. Crossroads is a safe place to ask all of these questions about God.
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Lately, it seems the Wall Street Journal looks more like the National Enquirer. And, it doesn't stop with the business page. Whether its work, family or friendships, words like integrity and honesty seem to be distant memories.
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Lately, it seems the Wall Street Journal looks more like the National Enquirer. And, it doesn't stop with the business page. Whether its work, family or friendships, words like integrity and honesty seem to be distant memories.
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Powerful and unpredictable, mysterious and tangible, invisible and real. Defying easy description, the Holy Spirit is no vague and impersonal force. This promised Counselor and Teacher has been sent to equip us, comfort us and fill us personally with the
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Explore our critical ''do it yourself'' project called family.
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Explore our critical ''do it yourself'' project called family.
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Jesus didn't come to bring a new religion. He came to start a revolution. He called it the ''Kingdom of God,'' and he said that it operates in a totally different way than the world we see around us. It's radical. It's counterintuitive. It's an alternativ
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Examine those subtle little hints that the clue phone gives us that signal an area in which we need to grow.
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Examine those subtle little hints that the clue phone gives us that signal an area in which we need to grow.
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Examine those subtle little hints that the clue phone gives us that signal an area in which we need to grow.
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Jesus didn't come to bring a new religion. He came to start a revolution. He called it the ''Kingdom of God,'' and he said that it operates in a totally different way than the world we see around us. It's radical. It's counterintuitive. It's an alternativ
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Wherever you are in your life, God has a new level to which He want to take you. Join us as we continue our series.
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Jesus didn't come to bring a new religion. He came to start a revolution. He called it the ''Kingdom of God,'' and he said that it operates in a totally different way than the world we see around us. It's radical. It's counterintuitive. It's an alternativ
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Wherever you are in your life, God has a new level to which He want to take you. Join us as we continue our series.
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Wherever you are in your life, God has a new level to which He want to take you. Join us as we continue our series.
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Take a look at several powerful forces that we need to handle with care.
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Take a look at several powerful forces that we need to handle with care.
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There is an art to growth. Learn to grow up and not just old.
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There is an art to growth. Learn to grow up and not just old.
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Jesus didn't come to bring a new religion. He came to start a revolution. He called it the ''Kingdom of God,'' and he said that it operates in a totally different way than the world we see around us. It's radical. It's counterintuitive. It's an alternativ
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There is an art to growth. Learn to grow up and not just old.
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There is an art to growth. Learn to grow up and not just old.
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What does it mean to live out loud?
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What does it mean to live out loud?
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What does it mean to live out loud?
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Take a look at several powerful forces that we need to handle with care.
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Wherever you are in your life, God has a new level to which He want to take you. Join us as we continue our series.
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