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Peter | Week 15

Neil Rogers continues our series on the books of Peter with 2 Peter 2:1-22


7/31/2022

Proverbs | Week 7 (Midland)

Chase Gilbert continues our series in Proverbs by showing us how much better it is to walk in the way of God’s wisdom. He invites us to listen to wisdom, look to Jesus, and actively chose the way of life over the way of death.

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6/12/2022

Camp Recap (Midland)

Chase Gilbert will walk us through how to avoid various distractions that often hinder us from faithfully living out our calling.

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6/5/2022

Camp Preview (Midland)

Chase Gilbert gives a message going into the week of Camp.

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2/20/2022

Colossians | Week 5 (Midland)

Chase Gilbert uses Colossians 2:16-23 to show what freedom in Christ really means for us as believers.

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11/28/2021

Stand Alone Message | Chase Gilbert | Midland

Chase Gilbert reminds us that our actions are always a reflection of our heart, and true transformation is an inside-out process.

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9/12/2021

Obedience | Week 2 (Midland)

Chase Gilbert continues our series in the book of Daniel by looking at the story of the fiery furnace in Daniel 3. Chase helps us see that God may not always remove our fiery furnace, but He will be with us in the midst of it. He concludes by challenging us to consider who/what we cherish the most so we can be ready to trust and obey Jesus in our seasons of testing and trial.

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7/25/2021

Faithful | Week 5 (Midland)

Chase Gilbert wraps up our series on the Faithfulness of God by looking at the story of Samson. Chase shows us how Samson’s pride was a major stumbling block in his life and then challenges us to consider the ways in which we are fighting against the virtue of humility in our lives. In this message, we learn how God is faithful to His character—even when we are prideful.

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6/13/2021

Camp 2021 Recap (Midland)

Chase Gilbert steps up for his first Sunday message in Midland to tell us what our students learned at camp this year. He explains how our identity as people is only truly verified when we look to Jesus—the one who created us, loves us, and paid the price of his life for us. He then challenges us to believe and model this in our own lives so that we can continue to have an impact on the next generation.

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