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To expect perfection in Christians or the church is unrealistic, but there are some standards that we should be looking for. Continuing our study in 2nd Corinthians, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 5 entitled “Evaluating a Ministry” that describes the way we should view ministries as well as individual Christians. When evaluating a ministry…1) never judge a book by it’s cover, 2) make sure there's a little crazy, 3) our approach to the ministry needs to change just like our approach to Jesus has changed, and 4) remember, none of them are perfect. We hope this message encourages you to focus on the right things when evaluating the ministries and Christians you cross paths with!

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This world can be very difficult to live in for those who do not have hope, which is why it is so important to put our faith and hope in the Lord. Continuing our study in 2nd Corinthians, Pastor Jake Porter teaches a message from Chapter 5 entitled “A Hopeful Future” that describes the hope we have available in Christ. When we have a hopeful future…1) We KNOW that we KNOW, 2) We have a desire to focus on heavenly things, 3) We remain confident in the heavenly things, and 4) We live our lives, focused on eternity. We hope this message encourages you to focus on heavenly things no matter what is happening in your life!

Living in this world has many challenges, and it can make even strong Christians feel wary. Continuing our study in 2nd Corinthians, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 4 entitled “Never Give Up” that describes the importance of perseverance. Never giving up means we…1) keep speaking truth, 2) don’t get frustrated with those who are perishing, 3) remember not to do life in our own strength, 4) every hardship we encounter brings forth life, and 5) keep a heavenly mindset. We hope this message encourages you to count on God’s renewal every day so you can keep going in His strength!

Continuing our study in 2nd Corinthians, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 3 entitled “Transformed”. Being in Christ, we are transformed in a nature. With this new nature….1) we should boldly approach the Lord; 2) we will experience true freedom; 3) we are changing every day

When you are a committed follower of Christ, you come across plenty of situations in which you need to defend your faith. Continuing our study in 2nd Corinthians, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 1 entitled “Defending Your Faith” that shows the importance of being very purposeful in the message you communicate to others. Your message to the world…1) should be simple & Biblical, 2) should be direct & have no hidden agenda, 3) should reflect the weightiness of your character, 4) should reflect the weightiness of God’s character, and 5) should invite others to join you in ministry. We hope this message encourages you to defend your faith well at every opportunity!

We were reminded last week about God’s comfort in the midst of our sufferings. Continuing our study in 2nd Corinthians, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 1 entitled “Agents of Comfort” that exhorts us to comfort others in their difficult times. In order to be agents of God’s comfort we need to…1) pay attention to what’s happening outside our bubble, 2) always be pointing people to Jesus, and 3) give others an opportunity to join in. To bring even more light to the reality of these verses, our special guest Marzena Pawlowski, wife of Canadian Pastor Artur Pawlowski shares the testimony of the persecution that Artur and his family have suffered at the hands of the Canadian government, all for the sake of the Gospel.

Blessings are an amazing part of life, but the reality is that suffering is a part of life also, and Christians are not exempt. Beginning a new series in 2nd Corinthians, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 1 entitled “The Comfort of God” that reveals the hope we have in God’s comfort. In God’s Word we learn that the comfort of God…1) can be found in even the toughest of circumstances, 2) should work through us to comfort others, and 3) increases as suffering increases. We hope this message encourages you to depend on God’s comfort and help others do the same, when life’s difficulties are presented.

Jesus has caused offense to people throughout history, but in a necessary way. Continuing in “The Red Letter Dilemma” series, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Mark Chapter 6 entitled “Offended at Jesus” that explains the effect His offensiveness has on some people. When people are offended at Jesus…1) they try to attack His credibility, 2) they don’t care what He has to say, (even though He’s right), and 3) they limit God’s ability to perform miracles. As believers in Jesus, we are changed for the better by His offense as it only brings us closer to Him!

Jesus has caused offense to people throughout history, but in a necessary way. Continuing in “The Red Letter Dilemma” series, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Mark Chapter 6 entitled “Offended at Jesus” that explains the effect His offensiveness has on some people. When people are offended at Jesus…1) they try to attack His credibility, 2) they don’t care what He has to say, (even though He’s right), and 3) they limit God’s ability to perform miracles. As believers in Jesus, we are changed for the better by His offense as it only brings us closer to Him!

Filling in this week for Pastor Tim, Pastor Jim Domen gives a message titled "Not A Mistake"

Today we honor and recognize Dads, and the Biblical foundation of fatherhood and manliness. In a message entitled “I am the Patriarch!” Pastor Tim breaks down a list of manly examples we are taught from the life of Jesus. We learn from scripture that while on earth, Jesus was…1) Strong and Forceful, 2) Gentle, 3) Compassionate, 4) Sacrificial, 5) Loving, 6) Forgiving, 7) Committed, 8) Prayerful, 9) Patient, and 10) Meek. We hope this message encourages you to appreciate the men who live out this Biblical example of patriarchal masculinity! Happy Father’s Day Dads!

Israel Day LIVE

Today is Israel Day at 412 Church Temecula Valley, as we celebrate the history and culture of Israel in anticipation of our group trip to the Holy Land being planned for March 2023. In a message entitled “Why Christians Should Support the Jewish State of Israel” Pastor Tim shares a number of reasons why we need to support Israel and also gives some very good answers to all the people who incorrectly think that we should not support Israel. We hope this message brings you a whole new appreciation for this very special nation and group of people!

Faith is not something to just “have”, but rather something that should affect every part of our lives. Continuing in “The Red Letter Dilemma” series, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Mark Chapter 5 entitled “The Faith We Have” that explains the importance of truly living by faith. When it comes to the faith that we have, we should…1) put it into action, 2) recognize (and capitalize on) opportunity to exercise it, 3) ensure that the object of our faith is correct, and 4) operate in confidence, not fear. We hope this message encourages you to continue choosing to live out your faith in Jesus Christ!

Do you recognize Jesus as the ultimate authority in your life? Continuing in “The Red Letter Dilemma” series, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Luke Chapter 8 entitled “The Authority of Jesus” that demonstrates the unmistakable authority of the Lord. The authority of Jesus…1) is seen in His power over the natural, 2) is seen in His power over the supernatural, 3) should be seen working in & through Believers. We hope this message encourages you to make sure that His authority is clearly seen working in and through your life!

The Red Letter Dilemma // Matthew Chapter 13 “The Great Separation”

What do you do with God’s Word when you take it in? Continuing in “The Red Letter Dilemma” series, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Mark Chapter 4 entitled “Taking Root” about the “Parable of the Sower". When it comes to God’s Word, it is important…1) that we take the Word seriously & pursue understanding, 2) that preachers preach the truth, and 3) that we give the Word prioritized, unlimited, undistracted access into every area of our lives. We hope this message adds to your reverence for God's Word today!

As part of the Christian life, we all occasionally deal with unbelief at some level. Diving back into “The Red Letter Dilemma” series, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Matthew Chapter 12 entitled “The Problem with Unbelief” about the difference between this occasional unbelief and people who just don’t want to believe. When a person is plagued with unbelief…1) miraculous signs won’t help them, 2) they fail to ask the right questions, and 3) they fail to make necessary change in their life. We hope this message encourages you to live in a way that reflects your belief in and dedication to Christ!

Galatians LIVE

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The evidence of spiritual maturity is marked in a believer’s life by certain characteristics and actions. Continuing in our series “Galatians: The Power of the Spirit", Pastor Tim teaches a message from Galatians Chapter 6 entitled “Being Spiritually Mature” that helps us see that we are being spiritually mature when we…1) help others mature by helping them deal with sin, 2) help others in their time of need, and 3) rejoice in what God has you doing. We hope this message encourages you to keep growing in your spiritual maturity every day!

In these troubling times we all need a message of hope... In todays message titled "Blessed Assurance," Pastor Tim shares from 1 Thessalonians Chapter 4 that God wants you to know about the hope we have, there is an order to it, and it will give you courage and hope in troubling times. GIVE HERE: https://www.412murrieta.com/give

What is Palm Sunday? Today Pastor Jake discusses how having true faith in God, means we will… 1. Accept the will of God, no matter what 2. Put our faith into practice 3. Proudly worship God 4. See the importance of Bible Prophecy

Christ paid the penalty for our sins, so that we can experience the freedom that comes with eternal life. Continuing in our series “Galatians: The Power of the Spirit", Pastor Tim teaches a message from Galatians Chapter 5 entitled “Living Freely”, in which we learn the Biblical principles that living freely…1) takes diligent work, 2) costs us something, and 3) means living good lives, not perfect lives. We hope this message encourages you to live every day in true freedom!