Remember Who You Are

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God fulfills his promises both through the peaks and valleys of our lives.

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David's success leads to the sin of pride, and the subsequent pain that follows his sinful choice. God provides an altar which carries a great deal of symbolism for us as we consider Christ and his forgiveness.

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David contemplates God's promise given in the first half of chapter 17. David is not to build God a house. Instead, God will build David a dynasty. David is in awe that God could be so generous with him and his family.

We explore again the meaning of "house" from God's perspetive, and will talk about what it means to live as servants in the house of God

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God thoughts on "houses" are much different than ours. This sermon teachs us about how the gospel is incorporated into God's promise to build a house for David. This sermon is all about our incarnational, gracious, and forever king, Jesus Christ.

How should we worship? Imperitives of worship? How does Chronicles "Pump Up" God's people?

We continue our examination of 1st Chronicles...

God is at work behind the scenes, so where do I fit in the big plan? Well, you can boldly take your place in God's big plan!

Certain things that God teaches us in our time on Earth, time and time again. Then go out into the world, be salt and light in this world, and be a shining example of what God teaches you and make people thirsty for Christ.