When we think of Christmas, our minds go to a manger in Bethlehem, but the Christmas story actually begins much earlier, in the ashes of paradise lost. In Genesis 3, sin enters the world, and everything God made good is fractured. Humanity’s rebellion brings deep pain, both in creation and in our relationship with God. Yet even in the middle of the pain, God’s grace breaks through in the form of a promise. One day, a child would be born who would crush the serpent and restore what sin destroy...
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When we think of Christmas, our minds go to a manger in Bethlehem, but the Christmas story actually begins much earlier, in the ashes of paradise lost. In Genesis 3, sin enters the world, and everything God made good is fractured. Humanity’s rebellion brings deep pain, both in creation and in our relationship with God. Yet even in the middle of the pain, God’s grace breaks through in the form of a promise. One day, a child would be born who would crush the serpent and restore what sin destroy...
Ephesians: Prayer for Power - Chris Dillon, Lead Pastor 07 06 25
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Ephesians: Prayer for Power - Chris Dillon, Lead Pastor 07 06 25
Ephesians 3:14–21 is a powerful prayer where Paul intercedes for believers to be strengthened by the Spirit and rooted in Christ’s love. He prays that they would grasp the vastness of God’s love—a love that surpasses knowledge—and be filled with the fullness of God. This passage invites believers to move from head knowledge to heart transformation through deep intimacy with Christ. It reminds us that God’s power is at work within us, enabling more than we can ask or imagine. This reality shou...
New Life Church Sermons
When we think of Christmas, our minds go to a manger in Bethlehem, but the Christmas story actually begins much earlier, in the ashes of paradise lost. In Genesis 3, sin enters the world, and everything God made good is fractured. Humanity’s rebellion brings deep pain, both in creation and in our relationship with God. Yet even in the middle of the pain, God’s grace breaks through in the form of a promise. One day, a child would be born who would crush the serpent and restore what sin destroy...
