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Throughout the New Testament, the Psalms are referenced as a direct support for who Jesus Christ is, how the Old Testament anticipates His work, and what His crucifixion, death and resurrection means for each of us. This year, we will trace some of these references back to their sources in the Psalms together. Please join us as we seek to surrender ourselves fully to Jesus and connect with Him deeper through these Psalms this Easter Season!
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Sometimes in life, the hardest challenges we face are not just following God in the first place, but rather following Him for the long haul. It is not always easy to fully trust and surrender ourselves to God in every step on the long journey of faith. But God desires to walk with us, lead us, and to see His Kingdom built in us and through us. The book of Nehemiah continues on right where the book of Ezra left off: the people of God have been established back in Jerusalem again, have rebuilt the Temple of God, and have begun the hard process of restoration and sanctification with God. But the story is far from over. Join us for our study of Nehemiah in 2023 as we see God work with His restored people to build His kingdom- through great challenges and trials- all pointing us to what life in the Kingdom of God truly means. Join us as we look to the King and His Kingdom together through Nehemiah in 2023.
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Matt Grose - December 4, 2022
The Venue - Bethlehem
The little town of Bethlehem sets the stage for one of the most incredible events in history. God does that time and again, using the ordinary to accomplish something extremely special. If we are to be used by God to help usher in something special, it requires faith from us. God will do the rest.
Scripture References: Luke 1:26-38, 1 Samuel 16:1-113, Micah 2:2-25, Matthew 2:1-16, Luke 2:1-17, Hebrews 11:1-40
From Series: "The Invitation of Advent"
The word Advent literally means “to arrive.” It is also the time each year in Christianity meant to draw our hearts to focus on what the arrival of Jesus really means in our lives. This year, at GREFC, we are aligning our Advent services with the traditional Sundays of Advent. We will be focusing in on Jesus’ birth story in Luke 1-2 and looking at how these six Sundays all display different perspectives on Jesus’ birth. But even more than that, through the lens of these six Sundays, we are going to look at how the entire biblical story- and the whole of human history- ultimately points us to this moment: the true invitation of the Advent of Jesus Christ. So, please, join us this Christmas season as we look to and celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ together.
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Lord, Yours is the Kingdom, the Power, and the Glory
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Nehemiah 13:1-30
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On Earth As It Is In Heaven
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Nehemiah 11:1-36, Nehemiah 12:1-47
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Lord, Forgive Us Our Sins
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Nehemiah 9:1-38, Nehemiah 10:1-39
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Lord, Holy Be Your Name
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Nehemiah 8:1-18
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Lord, Yours is the Kingdom
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Religion or Relationship: Nehemiah's Example
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Nehemiah 1:5-11
February 5, 2023
Lord, Lead Us Not Into Temptation
Micah Labovitch
Nehemiah 6:1-14
January 29, 2023
Lord, Let Your Will Be Done
Micah Labovitch
Nehemiah 5:1-19
January 22, 2023
Lord, Deliver Us From Evil
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Nehemiah 4:1-23
January 15, 2023
Lord Let Your Kingdom Come
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Nehemiah 2:9-20, Nehemiah 3:1-32
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Matt Grose - December 4, 2022
The Venue - Bethlehem
The little town of Bethlehem sets the stage for one of the most incredible events in history. God does that time and again, using the ordinary to accomplish something extremely special. If we are to be used by God to help usher in something special, it requires faith from us. God will do the rest.
Scripture References: Luke 1:26-38, 1 Samuel 16:1-113, Micah 2:2-25, Matthew 2:1-16, Luke 2:1-17, Hebrews 11:1-40
From Series: "The Invitation of Advent"
The word Advent literally means “to arrive.” It is also the time each year in Christianity meant to draw our hearts to focus on what the arrival of Jesus really means in our lives. This year, at GREFC, we are aligning our Advent services with the traditional Sundays of Advent. We will be focusing in on Jesus’ birth story in Luke 1-2 and looking at how these six Sundays all display different perspectives on Jesus’ birth. But even more than that, through the lens of these six Sundays, we are going to look at how the entire biblical story- and the whole of human history- ultimately points us to this moment: the true invitation of the Advent of Jesus Christ. So, please, join us this Christmas season as we look to and celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ together.
More Messages
September 29, 2019
What About the Holy Spirit in Prayer
Ken Abramson
Romans 8:14-15, Romans 8:26-28, John 14:26, Galations 5:16-17
October 6, 2019
Together, Living with Purpose - Introduction
Ken Abramson
Matthew 16:15-18, Acts 1:1-2, Acts 1:6-8, Acts 2:42-47
November 10, 2019
A Disciple or a Disciple Maker
Ken Abramson
Matthew 28:16-20, Colossians 1:28-29
November 24, 2019
The Freeway
Ken Abramson
Matthew 24:18-20, Colossians 1:28-29, Matthew 5:13-15
December 1, 2019
A Million Little Things
Steve Wick
1 Thessalonians 2:7-12, Matthew 22:37-40
