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<p>#SUNDAY REMIX:<br>Salvation costs you nothing. Following Jesus will cost you something. Unfollowing him can cost you everything! <br><br>#ASK: <br>If not Jesus, than who? If not Christianity, than what?<br><br>"Lord, to whom would we go? You have the words that give eternal life. We believe, and we know that you are the Holy One if God " (John 6:68-69).<br><br>#Follow</p>

<p>#SUNDAY REMIX: <br>This week's Devotional challenge; <br><br>#ASK JESUS: <br>Lord, am I using my life on this earth to prepare for eternity? Is my life rooted in You or focused on me?<br>Show me this week ONE specific change I can make in my short life that will make an impact in eternity. <br><br>#YOLO</p>

<p>Some next steps to take from today's message:<br><br>READ: Ephesians 6:10-18 and Galatians 5:16-26 every day this week<br><br>ASK: Lord, where in my life have I been believing a lie. What truth do you want to show me about who You are and how You see me? <br><br>Sign up for the next SET FREE Retreat (October 20-21) You can register at <a href="https://mainstreetchurch.ca/set-free" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://mainstreetchurch.ca/set-free</a> .</p>

<p>Hashtag<br>noun:hashtag; plural noun: hashtags<br><br>(on social media sites) a word or phrase preceded by a hash or pound sign (#) and used to identify messages on a specific topic<br><br>Millions of people add their voice to a sea of opinions through social media every day. If you want to know what is trending and what people are thinking just look at their #Hashtags. In this message series we are going to look at a few of the more popular #Hashtags and discover the spiritual lessons we can learn by looking at God’s thoughts on what’s trending.<br><br>· SEPTEMBER 17 #SELFIE<br>· SEPTEMBER 24 #NOFILTER<br>· OCTOBER 8 #THESTRUGGLEISREAL<br>· OCTOBER 15 #YOLO<br>· OCTOBER 22 #FOLLOWME</p>

<p>If you read the Old Testament it may come as a surprise to you that God hands out harsh punishments, demands sacrifices and orders the mass slaughter of a nation. The God of the Old Testament can come across as grumpy, unreasonable and even unstable. For many these acts of God cause them to question His character leaving them wondering if He’s even worth believing in. <br>But maybe what you’ve read or heard is not what you think. Maybe those bloody stories tell us more about God than we know. Maybe they tell us something about ourselves that we don’t want to see. Join us for a new message series called “The Bloody Bible” where we will tackle the bloody issues found in the Old Testament and discover what kind of God we really have on our hands – and what His actions really mean.<br>July 9 - Two Testaments: One God<br>July 16 - God the Punisher?<br>July 23 - Whats The Deal With Sacrifices?<br>July 30 - Did God Command and Commit Genocide?</p>

<p>If you read the Old Testament it may come as a surprise to you that God hands out harsh punishments, demands sacrifices and orders the mass slaughter of a nation. The God of the Old Testament can come across as grumpy, unreasonable and even unstable. For many these acts of God cause them to question His character leaving them wondering if He’s even worth believing in. <br>But maybe what you’ve read or heard is not what you think. Maybe those bloody stories tell us more about God than we know. Maybe they tell us something about ourselves that we don’t want to see. Join us for a new message series called “The Bloody Bible” where we will tackle the bloody issues found in the Old Testament and discover what kind of God we really have on our hands – and what His actions really mean.<br>July 9 - Two Testaments: One God<br>July 16 - God the Punisher?<br>July 23 - Whats The Deal With Sacrifices?<br>July 30 - Did God Command and Commit Genocide?</p>

<p>If you read the Old Testament it may come as a surprise to you that God hands out harsh punishments, demands sacrifices and orders the mass slaughter of a nation. The God of the Old Testament can come across as grumpy, unreasonable and even unstable. For many these acts of God cause them to question His character leaving them wondering if He’s even worth believing in. <br>But maybe what you’ve read or heard is not what you think. Maybe those bloody stories tell us more about God than we know. Maybe they tell us something about ourselves that we don’t want to see. Join us for a new message series called “The Bloody Bible” where we will tackle the bloody issues found in the Old Testament and discover what kind of God we really have on our hands – and what His actions really mean.<br>July 9 - Two Testaments: One God<br>July 16 - God the Punisher?<br>July 23 - Whats The Deal With Sacrifices?<br>July 30 - Did God Command and Commit Genocide?</p>

<p>If you read the Old Testament it may come as a surprise to you that God hands out harsh punishments, demands sacrifices and orders the mass slaughter of a nation. The God of the Old Testament can come across as grumpy, unreasonable and even unstable. For many these acts of God cause them to question His character leaving them wondering if He’s even worth believing in. <br>But maybe what you’ve read or heard is not what you think. Maybe those bloody stories tell us more about God than we know. Maybe they tell us something about ourselves that we don’t want to see. Join us for a new message series called “The Bloody Bible” where we will tackle the bloody issues found in the Old Testament and discover what kind of God we really have on our hands – and what His actions really mean.<br>July 9 - Two Testaments: One God<br>July 16 - God the Punisher?<br>July 23 - Whats The Deal With Sacrifices?<br>July 30 - Did God Command and Commit Genocide?</p>

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<p>A Study Through the Book of 1 Peter</p>

<p>A Study Through the Book of 1 Peter</p>