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Pastor Tim teaches on 2 Corinthians 8, being a good steward.

As Christians, it is vital that we know who Jesus really is, and that we share the truth about Him with the world. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from John Chapter 8 entitled “The Truth About Jesus” that illustrates the importance of recognizing Jesus as God, and how that truth impacts our lives. Three unequivocal truths we find in God’s Word are …1) Jesus is God, 2) Jesus is the only way to heaven, and 3) Jesus is the One who can truly make us free. We hope this message encourages you to stay focused on the truth about Jesus, and to educate people who don’t have a right understanding of who He is.

As we continue in our Red Letter Dilemma Series, Pastor Jake teaches through Matthew 14 bringing a message called "Seeking Jesus."

As true followers of Jesus, our faith in God should be evident and consistent everywhere we go. Continuing in the Red Letter Dilemma series, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Luke Chapter 7 entitled “True Faith in God” through which we learn that true faith in God…1) can be found outside the Church, 2) leaves a person with a humble disposition, and 3) can be absent inside the Church. We hope this message encourages you to strengthen your faith in the Lord today!

The way we live out our faith should reveal the place that God has in our hearts. Continuing our study in 2nd Corinthians, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 8 entitled “Exercise vs. Competition” that describes how true Christians serve Him for His glory, not their own. The takeaways for this week are that exercising our faith…1) is not compulsory, 2) gives us an advantage over others, 3) puts us in a position to be a blessing to others. We hope this message encourages you to bless others through the exercising of your faith!

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!

Wes Bentley, a former Marine, first traveled to Africa in 1996. He delivered basic provisions, and most importantly, hope to predominantly Christian people in South Sudan, who were suffering at the hands of Islamic jihadists. Before Wes's work in Africa, he served as a missionary in Russia before realizing a greater need in South Sudan. Wes founded Far Reaching Ministries (FRM) in 1998. To change the nation's course, he began a Bible school for the South Sudan army chaplains. Since then, ten classes have graduated; over 400 chaplains deployed throughout South Sudan. Currently, FRM is ministering in seven of the ten most dangerous Muslim countries in the world. In South Sudan, we have had 65 staff members killed.

When we become Christians, we are to throw off our old nature and former way of life. Continuing our verse-by-verse series in the book of 1 Timothy called “The Nature & Mission of the Church”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 4 entitled “Nurturing Your New Nature” that gives a Biblical explanation of how to develop our new nature in Christ. To effectively nurture your new nature…1) recognize the spiritual authority you have as an ambassador, 2) create new healthy habits, 3) put your gifts into service, 4) fully embrace it, and 5) take time for introspection. We hope this message encourages you to continue nurturing a Christ-like nature, by faith and for His glory.

We all have times in our life when we are not comfortable with the uncertainty of our future, or how specific needs are going to be met. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Mark Chapter 8 entitled “The Lord Provides” that teaches what the Bible has to say about the Lord’s ability to provide. The Lord provides…1) for those who are with Him, 2) even when we don’t see the possibility, 3) but He includes us in the process, and 4) so He can be trusted with everything. We hope this message encourages you to trust in the Lord to provide for all your needs, especially in the times when you don’t see where He is taking you!

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!

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

Pastor Tim gives a timely message on praying for those in authority out of 1 Timothy 2:1-4. t just so happens this passage came up right when we have CA Senator Mike Morrell as a gust speaker!

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What is your view on the sin of using Astrology and the Enneagram? Continuing in the “Exposed & Equipped” series, Pastor Tim teaches a message based on Genesis Chapter 1 entitled “The Sin of Using Astrology and the Enneagram”, sharing the objective truth found in God’s Word about receiving direction from our Creator, not from creation and the heavenly bodies. Some important takeaways from this message are that the Sun, the Moon, the Stars, and the Planets…1) were spoken into existence by God, 2) were placed into position for very specific purposes, and 3) are good, but not to be worshiped. We hope this message encourages and exhorts you today! GIVE HERE: https://www.412murrieta.com/give

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!

Not everyone that goes to church knows what it really means to be a Christian. Continuing our såtudy in 2nd Corinthians, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapters 12 & 13 entitled “Test Yourself” that leads us to answer the question “Am I really a Christian?”. Evidence of being a Christian exists when you can honestly say that…1) I hate sin, 2) I’m not ashamed of the Gospel, 3) I love people, 4) I regularly talk to God, 5) I share my faith with others, 6) my excitement for Heaven grows every day, and 7) I’m no longer a slave to fear. We hope this message encourages you to test yourself with these questions on a regular basis!

The divine nature of God should be present in every aspect of our lives. Today Pastor Tim teaches from 2nd Peter Ch. 1 in a message called "Whatever You Do."

We can never be thankful enough for what God has done, and continues to do for us on a daily basis. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Matthew Chapter 17 entitled “Thankful When” that illustrates some examples of good reasons to be thankful. We find ourselves thankful when…1) God still invites to come along with Him, 2) God’s grace interrupts us in our foolishness, and 3) God brings wisdom & understanding to us. We hope you find yourself thankful for God’s Word as you watch today’s message!

Sheep desperately need a shepherd, and as Christians so do we. Picking up again in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Jake teaches a message from John Chapter 10 entitled “Knowing the Good Shepherd” that focuses on the shepherding nature of Jesus. Considering Jesus The Good Shepherd…1) the sheep can discern the Shepherd's voice, 2) He provides for the sheep, and 3) He protects the sheep. We hope this message helps you recognize all that Jesus does to provide for and protect you on a daily basis!

It is wise to prepare as much as possible for the unexpected turns that life will bring. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Luke Chapter 10 entitled “Prepared to Love” that focuses on the most important way to be prepared. Being prepared to love…1) we need to love people with Truth, 2) trouble WILL befall Believers, 3) will show who the true Believers are, 4) won’t happen by accident, and 5) is commanded by the Lord. We hope this message encourages you to be ready and prepared to be agents of love!

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 Christians, we know that we need to trust in God for everything, even though the world wants us to focus on people, things, and even ourselves. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Jake Porter teaches a message from John Chapter 7 entitled “Trusting in the Lord” that illustrates what the Bible has to say about having a genuine trust in God. When you trust in the Lord…1) it requires obedience, 2) it might not make sense to others around us, 3) you understand Jesus is the ONLY way, and 4) you become a blessing to others. We hope this message encourages you to put all your trust in the Lord, and watch what He does with that!

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