Bible Text: Luke 12:22-32 | In this study we look at the name “Father” and we note various passages both in the Old and New Testaments where God is called Father. As a Father, God takes ownership and responsibility to provide for, to protect and to guide His children. There are many blessings in being in a relationship with God as our father; however, we also look at what is our role and our responsibility to give honor and obedience to our Heavenly Father.
Speaker: Andy Hawes | Take this time to reflect on the year, the season, and the birth of Jesus. Join us as we celebrate His birth and remember He came to earth for each of us.
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Bible Text: Matthew 1:18-24 | Speaker: Andy Hawes | Pastor Andy Hawes looks at the amazing truth that the God of the universe is also Emmanuel, God with us!
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Bible Text: Ephesians 6:10-20 | Speaker: Andy Hawes | Pastor Andy Hawes continues an exploration through the powerful and relevant book of Ephesians.
TBC Bible Church Together Becoming Christ-like
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Bible Text: Ephesians 6:10-20 | Speaker: Andy Hawes | Pastor Andy Hawes continues an exploration through the powerful and relevant book of Ephesians.
TBC Bible Church Together Becoming Christ-like
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Bible Text: Luke 12:6; Genesis 16:1-14 | Speaker: Nancy Hawes | Series: Names of God | In this study we unveil the reality that God sees us and cares about us. We begin by looking indepth at Luke 12:6 and understand that we are valued by our God far more that the insignificant sparrrows whom God says He sees. We then study an illustration of El Roi in the life of Hagar, servant of Sarai, Abraham’s wife. When we lay ahold of the reality that God sees the seemingly minute details of our lives, we can rest securely in His character. In closing we hear the story behind the hymn, “His Eye Is On the Sparrow” and we regognize that we too can have the joy of the Lord because He sees and He cares.