Published: Oct 5, 2024 | Categories: Digital Detox, Sermons | Tags: Pastor Nate Keeler
Standing strong in the face of spiritual challenges is not just about willpower. It’s about being equipped with the right tools, and the most important tool for believers is the Word of God. Just as a soldier’s belt holds their armor together, God’s Word is what stabilizes and equips us for battle. Without it, we’re vulnerable to the attacks of the enemy, but with it, we can stand firm. Let’s explore how immersing yourself in Scripture gives you the strength and stability needed to fight life’s toughest battles.
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Published: Sep 22, 2024 | Categories: Digital Detox, Sermons | Tags: Pastor Terry Foester
Psalm 23 is one of the most well-known and beloved passages in the Bible, offering comfort and guidance through life’s most difficult seasons. When we dig deeper, we find it teaches profound truths about how to live a life in full connection with God, our Good Shepherd. Psalm 23 is more than just poetic language—it’s a map to discovering the abundance of life that Jesus promised.
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Published: Sep 15, 2024 | Categories: Digital Detox, Sermons | Tags: Pastor Nate Keeler
In today’s hyper-connected world, it’s easy to feel constantly pulled in a million different directions. Our smartphones, social media feeds, and endless digital distractions seem to demand our attention at every turn. But what if this technological onslaught is more than just a modern inconvenience? What if there’s a deeper, spiritual battle being waged for the precious resources of our time and focus?
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Published: Sep 8, 2024 | Categories: Digital Detox, Sermons | Tags: Pastor Nate Keeler
In a world consumed by the constant allure of digital devices and social media, it’s easy to get swept up in the endless stream of information, entertainment, and validation. We’re bombarded with notifications, alerts, and endless scrolling, all vying for our attention and promising to enhance our lives. But as the first president of Facebook, Sean Parker, so bluntly admitted, the very design of these technologies is intentionally engineered to keep us hooked, exploiting our vulnerabilities for the sake of profit.
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