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Heart of the Matter

2/28/2026

This sermon lays the groundwork for the series by defining orthopathy through the lens of King David's prayer of repentance. David’s words reveal that the kind of heart God desires isn't a hardened or apathetic one, but a broken and contrite heart. This is the starting point of right feeling—a deep, holy sorrow over sin and a humble recognition of our need for God's grace. This is the posture that God never despises.

If we claim to love God while clinging to the comforts of a self‑satisfied heart, how truly broken and contrite are we, and what would it cost us to let that comfort fall away and stand before God with a spirit that He will never despise?

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The Bridge Between Belief and Action

2/21/2026

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This foundational sermon addresses the critical link between belief and action. Using James' powerful and direct words, we will confront the idea of a "faith" that produces no good deeds. The sermon will make the case that genuine faith—a true and orthodox belief in the Gospel—is not passive. It is a living, dynamic force that inevitably overflows into a life of love, service, and righteousness.

If the Gospel is truly alive in you, what concrete love‑filled action will you take this week that your faith has not yet expressed?

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The Foundation of Right Belief

2/14/2026

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This sermon lays the groundwork by exploring the biblical purpose of doctrine. We will see that "all Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness." This isn't about dry theology; it's about having a firm foundation for our lives. An orthodox faith is a faith built on the solid rock of God's revealed truth, which guides us, protects us, and equips us for every good work.

If “all Scripture is God-breathed and useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness” (2 Timothy 3:16), then what area of your life right now needs to be taught, corrected, strengthened, or grounded by God’s Word — and what would it look like to build that area on the solid rock of His revealed truth instead of your own understanding?

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The Eternal Song

2/7/2026

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The final sermon in the series gives us a glimpse into the eternal throne room of God. It shows us that worship is not just a temporary part of our earthly lives, but an eternal reality. The ceaseless, joyful praise of the heavenly beings reminds us of the ultimate purpose of our existence. Our worship here on earth is a small foretaste of the eternal song we will one day join.

If worship is eternal, how might that reshape the way you approach your daily life, your struggles, and your moments of joy?

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Heart of the Matter

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The Foundation of Right Belief

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