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Join us in this powerful sermon delivered by Pastor Scott Tilley of the Minneola Campus, as he delves into the theme of "Building with the Lord." Pastor Scott passionately emphasizes the significance of collaborating with God, rather than merely acting on our own. Through the biblical story of King David and Solomon, he explores the concepts of divine purpose, legacy, and the importance of leaving a spiritual inheritance for future generations.
Discover the vital role of submission and obedience in God's grand plan, and how understanding our place within this plan can lead to miraculous outcomes. Personal anecdotes and scriptural references enrich this message, as Pastor Scott calls us to trust in God's timing, embrace His vision, and actively participate in the growth and development of our faith community.
Tune in to be inspired and challenged to build a legacy of faith that goes beyond our individual lives, impacting generations to come.
Keywords: Faith, Legacy, Divine Purpose, Submission, Obedience, Spiritual Growth, Community, King David, Solomon, God's Plan, Building with the Lord, Pastor Scott Tilley, Minneola Campus

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Welcome to the Cornerstone Church midweek service! In this episode, Pastor Christie Webb delivers an inspiring message on finding purpose in the mundane, with a focus on 1 Samuel chapters 9 and 10. She begins by reflecting on the childhood dreams of becoming superheroes like firefighters, astronauts, or nurses, and how life often erodes those early passions. 

Pastor Christie emphasizes that God's purpose for us remains intact, even if our lives have taken unexpected turns. She draws from the story of Saul's "donkey mission," where a seemingly mundane task leads to Saul's anointing as king, illustrating that nothing is wasted in God's plan. Christie shares her personal journey from teaching to running a catering business, and how God used that time to prepare her for ministry.

Throughout the message, Pastor Christie highlights key scriptures like Psalm 139:14 and Ephesians 2:10, reminding us that we are fearfully and wonderfully made, created for good works. She encourages us to see every day as a gift, avoid "future tripping," and focus on being present. Her insights on humility and obedience as pathways to fulfilling God's purpose are both profound and practical.

Join us for this uplifting and motivational sermon that reassures us of God's unwavering purpose for our lives, even in the most ordinary circumstances. Listen in, and be inspired to find and embrace your divine calling.

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Join us as we delve into the timeless wisdom of Deuteronomy 28. In this episode, we explore the pivotal choices presented by Moses to the Israelites, choices that resonate with us today. Drawing parallels between ancient Israel and our modern church, we examine the significance of spiritual condition over earthly strength, and the temptation to revert to comfort just before the fulfillment of God's promises. 

We take a deep dive into Deuteronomy 28:1-14, exploring the promises of blessings for obedience. From prosperity to victory over enemies, these verses offer a blueprint for living a life in accordance with God's will. However, we also discuss the importance of effort and obedience in realizing these blessings, emphasizing the danger of placing anything before God. 

Join us as we explore the lessons of Deuteronomy 28 and uncover the two choices that lie before us: to walk in God's will and receive His blessings, or to stray and face the consequences.

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Join us for this week's service as Pastor Michael Perrotti shares profound insights from Deuteronomy 8 in his message titled "Don't Forget the Lord." Pastor Michael emphasizes the significance of remembering God in our daily lives through six key points: following, obeying, revering, giving thanks, evangelizing, and trusting. Tune in to be inspired to embrace a transformative journey of faith, seek forgiveness, and cultivate a deep relationship with God.

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Welcome to the mid-week service podcast! Tonight, Pastor Christie Webb delved into Numbers 13 and 14, exploring the theme "Who You Are, Whose You Are, and What You Carry: Lessons from the Israelites."

Pastor Christie led us through the Israelites' journey to the Promised Land, highlighting their critical decision: to trust in God's promise or succumb to fear and doubt.

Caleb and Joshua emerged as examples of faith, choosing to trust God and believing in the victory He had promised. They understood their true identity in Christ and the authority they carried as His children.

However, the majority of the Israelites allowed fear to cloud their judgment, leading to doubt and unbelief.

From this story, Pastor Christie reminded us of the importance of knowing our identity in Christ, understanding that we belong to Him, and embracing the authority He has given us.

As we journey through life, may we always choose to trust in God's promises, knowing that He has already won the victory for us.