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W: 1/5/20: “2020 Vision”

Week 1: 20/20 VISION

What is the first and foremost question to ask yourself as we begin 2020?

Obviously no one wants to make New Year’s resolutions you have no intention to keep. And although we’re talking about vision, we’re not even trying to figure out our vision for ourselves.

Instead the most pressing question is, “What is GOD’S vision for us?”

If our vision is not a God Thing then it’s not worth pursuing. So how do we like the people of Nehemiah’s day discern God’s vision for our lives? Hint: If it’s God’s will, it’s God’s bill!

“Then God stirred the hearts of the priests and Levites and the leaders of the tribes of Judah and Benjamin to go to Jerusalem to rebuild the Temple of the Lord” (Ezra 1:5).

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M: KC3: “Kingdom Man”

In this message, we’ll look at how the Kingdom culture man releases the need of control to God. The result is a new form of manliness with humility, that blesses God and all those around that man.

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H: 10/13/19: “Ask to Listen”

Ask to Listen
Ask to Listen is a shift in posture from asking others to listening to God. We look outside
ourselves for answers–to sermons and books, seeking advisors to tell us exactly what to do.

We worry about missing the will of God for our lives. We read the Bible like a desk refer-
ence as though it should answer our questions. When we make this shift, rather than ask-
ing God or others to answer our questions, we begin to ask the questions God is actually

answering. We let Him speak. We let Him set our agenda. We listen.

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Blockbuster 4: “Aladdin”

Yet, he lives up to the character one would expect to find in royalty and families of nobility. He develops into a man of honorable character revealing his true nature from within. Yes, he is every bit as guilty of thievery by every bread he has stolen, every fruit he has been seduced by and every cave that he burgled. And, as we see this about him, perhaps we see a little bit of ourselves in him.

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