Tag: Spirit-filled Church
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Joy in the Wilderness: The Wheel of Fortune, the Highway, and the Presence of Christ
Isaiah 35 highlights a profound understanding of joy emerging from desolation and hope amid adversity. It illustrates God’s promise of healing and restoration through Christ, who serves as the steady center amidst life’s turbulent circumstances. This message encourages believers to wait with Jesus, assuring them of present support and future joy.
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A Shoot From the Stump of Jesse: Finding Hope in Isaiah 11 During Advent
Discover the meaning of Isaiah 11:1–9 during Advent: how the “stump of Jesse,” the peaceable kingdom, and the coming Messiah reveal God’s plan to restore creation, lift the poor, and transform our world through Jesus.
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When God’s People Become Illegible: Worship and Justice/Ethics. Advent Hope.
Dan Roukema discusses the complexities of believing in the church as articulated in the Creed. He emphasizes that belief in the church isn’t about its perfection but acknowledges God’s work through flawed individuals. The church is described as one, holy, catholic, and apostolic, highlighting unity, sanctity, universality, and biblical foundation.
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We Believe in the Church
Dan Roukema discusses the complexities of believing in the church as articulated in the Creed. He emphasizes that belief in the church isn’t about its perfection but acknowledges God’s work through flawed individuals. The church is described as one, holy, catholic, and apostolic, highlighting unity, sanctity, universality, and biblical foundation.
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Have You Received the Holy Spirit?
Learning to Expect God’s Presence From Dan Roukema’s message, October 26, 2025 In Acts 19, Paul arrives in Ephesus, meets a group of believers, and asks them a surprising question: “Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?”(Acts 19:2) Their answer is even more surprising: “No, we have not even heard that there is
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