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Message: “H.A.B.I.T.S.: Bible – Can We Trust It?” from Nate Keeler

A message from the series “H.A.B.I.T.S.: Bible.” This sermon addresses the reliability of the Bible. What does the Bible claim about itself? The answer is found in 2 Timothy 3:16-17, which describes the scriptures as God-breathed, meaning inspired by God. Pastor Nate explains four reasons why the Bible can be trusted: historical reliability; early writings; abundance and accuracy of ancient manuscripts; and, fulfilled prophecy.

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Message: “Easter Sunday: Jesus, the One and Only” from Nate Keeler

A message from the series “Easter Sunday: Jesus, the One and Only.” In this Easter message, Pastor Nate examines six claims of Jesus that demand a response from us.
1. Jesus claimed to be the Messiah of God, sent in fulfillment of scripture. 2. Jesus claimed to be God in the flesh. 3. Jesus claimed to have authority to forgive sins. 4. Jesus claimed to be on a mission of love to rescue humanity from sin. 5. Jesus claimed that he would rise from the dead. 6. Jesus claimed that he was the only path to God.

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Message: “Esther: The Divine Savior” from Nate Keeler

A message from the series “Esther: The Divine Behind the Scenes.” In Esther chapters 8-10 we learn how Haman’s evil plan for the Jews is thwarted by three great reversals: position, condition and disposition. Not only does God’s providential reversal of events result in the preservation of the Jewish people, but the reversals apply to believers as well. In Christ our death sentence is nullified, our fate is reversed, and our salvation is secured through the divine savior.

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Message: “Esther: The Divine Reversal” from Nate Keeler

A message from the series “Esther: The Divine Behind the Scenes.” We see in Esther 5-7 that God uses ALL THINGS to accomplish His purposes for HIS GLORY. All things include good things, bad things, coincidences, things we can control, and things we cannot control. God’s good purpose is to bring people into an eternal relationship with Himself through Jesus Christ. God also desires that believers be conformed into the image of Christ.

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