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What a wonderful Easter weekend we had as we celebrated Jesus! His resurrection is the focal point for our faith, for it bridges the gap between the seen realm and the unseen realm. As you go through your day today, remember that the resurrection power of Jesus has the ability to raise your circumstances high above anything you can imagine. The touch of death does not need to destroy your life! God’s resurrection power is at work in you and through you to touch this world for Him.
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Pastor Jim gave his 20th message in his on-going series entitled, “Revelation Revealed.” He taught on the first seven verses of chapter 13, where it talks about the Antichrist beast. He, again, reminded everyone of the motive for preaching this end-time prophetic series: to warn everyone about what it will be like during the reign of Antichrist. To be forewarned is to be forearmed. If you know what is to come, you’ll be motivated to do whatever possible to miss it!
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This past weekend, Pastor Hammond taught on a subject that should interest every believer: setting your own personal vision. He talked about how to set vision as an individual and then how to set a vision for your family.
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We live in a time where we can’t simply live on cruise control. We need to focus our attention outward, tune into the Spirit of God, and learn how to live daily by the law of love.
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Some people didn’t think there was any way that the book of Daniel could have been written within the time period that some dated it to because the prophecies written in it were so precise. We, however, know that God can use people to precisely prophecy the future—and even have a layered meaning within the prophecies itself that is fulfilled in both the near and far future.
