When comparison creeps into our lives we can suffer in many ways. A comparison is a form of pride where we are more consumed with ourselves rather that the people who are around us. In Today’s Message Pastor Holland will help us see the danger in comparison when it comes to others. It keeps us from wanting to build other people up and blinds us to what God is doing right now in our own lives. Thankfully we don’t have to live in a constant state of comparison and God will help us find a way out!

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One of the greatest traps in the Christian faith is the idea of Comparison. We can quickly discount what God is doing in our lives when we compare it to what we’ve seen him do in other people’s lives, or what we saw him do in our past. We can compare gifts, opportunity, and even ministries. In today’s message, Pastor Holland will be sharing a story of when the Israelites were comparing their lives in the wilderness to their lives back in Egypt. Comparison led them to discontentment!

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One of the greatest traps in the Christian faith is the idea of Comparison. We can quickly discount what God is doing in our lives when we compare it to what we’ve seen him do in other people’s lives, or what we saw him do in our past. We can compare gifts, opportunity, and even ministries. In today’s message, Pastor Holland will be sharing a story of when the Israelites were comparing their lives in the wilderness to their lives back in Egypt. Comparison led them to discontentment!

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One of the coolest, yet hardest things to understand about the Gospel, is how God brings us into his Kingdom. The Bible says that apart from Christ we are enemies of God, but in Christ, we are considered Co-heirs with him. In today’s message, Pastor Holland will explain this idea with a story of the Israelites. Unfortunately, there are people who have a hard time grasping their new identity in Christ. When we realize that we are accepted and brought into his kingdom it changes our worldview!

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One of the coolest, yet hardest things to understand about the Gospel, is how God brings us into his Kingdom. The Bible says that apart from Christ we are enemies of God, but in Christ, we are considered Co-heirs with him. In today’s message, Pastor Holland will explain this idea with a story of the Israelites. Unfortunately, there are people who have a hard time grasping their new identity in Christ. When we realize that we are accepted and brought into his kingdom it changes our worldview!

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