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“Suffering Hope”

“Suffering Hope“

Speaker: Kelly Johnson

Series: Overflowing Hope

Primary text: Romans 5:3

Speaker: Kelly Johnson
Series: Overflowing Hope
Primary text: Romans 5:3

Hope Is Cultivated, Not Acquired.

Cookies. Babies. Swords.

What they all have in common is than none of them just…happen. They are the result of a process that takes time. And some parts of the process are more difficult than others.

There are parts of our discipleship that are never instantaneous. Some parts of our discipleship only happen through a process that takes time. And some parts of our discipleship and character only come about through difficult processes we’d rather not have to go through.

This week in our series Overflowing Hope, we’re examining a seemingly unbearable process that has the ability to produce an unbreakable hope in us – one that, the more times we go through it, the more resilient our hope may become.

Other texts in this message: Romans 15:13, 2 Corinthians 11:30, 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, 2 Corinthians 6:4-5, 2 Corinthians 6:9-10, Romans 5:4-5, Romans 5:8

Homework

Make your faith fun.

Celebrate Advent. (https://bibleproject.com/guides/advent/)

Bake some cookie.

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Worship Songs

Raise A Hallelujah
Jake Stevens / Jonathan David Helser / Melissa Helser / Molly Skaggs

Gratitude
Benjamin William Hastings / Michael Brandon Lake / Dante Bowe

O Come All Ye Faithful
John Francis Wade


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Cookies. Babies. Swords.

What they all have in common is than none of them just…happen. They are the result of a process that takes time. And some parts of the process are more difficult than others.

There are parts of our discipleship that are never instantaneous. Some parts of our discipleship only happen through a process that takes time. And some parts of our discipleship and character only come about through difficult processes we’d rather not have to go through.

This week in our series Overflowing Hope, we’re examining a seemingly unbearable process that has the ability to produce an unbreakable hope in us – one that, the more times we go through it, the more resilient our hope may become.

Raise A Hallelujah

Gratitude

O Come All Ye Faithful

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