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Our Calling As People of Faith sermon
Someone asked me if I get nervous when I know I’m about to speak (preach). I said no- well, unless it’s somewhere new I’m preaching, I don’t really get nervous. Later when I thought about that question more, I realized that a more fuller response would be to share that I don’t get nervous- I…
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Bible Break on Thursdays Fall 2025 Good Soil
Thinking about the changing seasons we’re in in which here in Central Texas, it looks like Fall is starting to happen with several cooler weather days in a row, only to get hit with heat again. Nevertheless, I see many thriving and growing, even in this climate. They’ve learned to adapt, figuring out a way…
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Freedom Not Favoritism sermon from Luke 4
When entering new spaces, many of us (like me) often shrink ourselves—quiet, cautious, observant. But Jesus entered his ministry boldly, declaring his mission from Isaiah and proclaiming, “Today, this Scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing” (Luke 4:21) His hometown was initially proud, expecting special treatment. But Jesus challenged that, reminding them through Elijah and…
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Bible Break on Thursdays Fall 2025 Kickoff
This semester is a busy one y’all! Even still, we can commit to making an intentional break during our week (or day) to spend time on things that matter the most. Last semester (January 2025) was my first semester serving as a volunteer with a wonderful organization called Christian Women’s Job Corps in Waco (CWJC).…
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Looking Back to go Forward sermon from Luke 5
The author of the book of Luke was purposeful in giving an “orderly account” of the events in Jesus’ life- even before Jesus’ earthly life- to help us to discern who he really was. When Simon was told to drop his nets in Luke 5, what made him respond and do it even when it…
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