Can you imagine what it must have been like to wander the wilderness for 40 years? The Israelites began to doubt God and the promise that he’d made them. Many times, they stopped abiding by the love of God and tried to take matters into their own hands. Instead of becoming impatient, God chose to repeatedly show them who he was and that he loved them. In today’s message, Pastor Holland will teach you that God is full of grace, ready to meet you in your doubt and remind you of his goodness.

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Understanding God’s grace is more of a journey than it is a point of arrival. Pastor Holland begins today’s message with a question that he often gets asked, which is “why does the God that we see in the New Testament seem so different from the God in the New Testament?” If you’ve ever asked yourself that question, then this message is for you. In today’s message, Pastor Holland will explore what God’s grace looks like both, in the Old Testament, and in the life of believers today.

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Understanding God’s grace is more of a journey than it is a point of arrival. Pastor Holland begins today’s message with a question that he often gets asked, which is “why does the God that we see in the New Testament seem so different from the God in the New Testament?” If you’ve ever asked yourself that question, then this message is for you. In today’s message, Pastor Holland will explore what God’s grace looks like both, in the Old Testament, and in the life of believers today.

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When we step into the things that God is calling us to, there is a temptation to rely on our own power and strength. This happens all throughout the Bible, and we can probably remember many times when we have done that ourselves. In today’s Message Pastor Holland will help us see that when we are trusting in ourselves, we are in unbelief. We measure how we stand against the situation because we are in unbelief that God can do it himself. We need to shift our focus from our strength to his promise!

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When we step into the things that God is calling us to, there is a temptation to rely on our own power and strength. This happens all throughout the Bible, and we can probably remember many times when we have done that ourselves. In today’s Message Pastor Holland will help us see that when we are trusting in ourselves, we are in unbelief. We measure how we stand against the situation because we are in unbelief that God can do it himself. We need to shift our focus from our strength to his promise!

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