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This week in our Glow sermon series, Pastor Matthew McNutt focuses on Philippians 2:12-18 and How to Glow in the Dark. What Paul, the writer of Philippians, is talking about impacts every aspect of our lives; how we interact with people at work, at home, in our clubs...all of our interactions. We're part of a movement with a singular focus and Paul is telling us to not let ourselves be distracted. By God glowing through us, we were made to shine in the darkness of a broken world.
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Our faith was made to glow in the dark. We may be facing the darkness of pain, loneliness, depression, sin or just the reality of living in a broken world. Through the book of Philippians, we will take a journey from darkness to gospel joy; learning the secret to glowing in the dark.
In our study, we see that Abraham continues to trust the Lord's promises and God delivers miraculously by giving him a son, Isaac. We will also see how God tests Abraham's faith and learn how we can be resilient in our faith like him. Pastor Todd Johnson shares "The Faith of Abraham" from Genesis 18-22.
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In part 3 of Origin Stories God will begin to answer the questions, "What is he going to do about sin?" and "What is his plan of redemption?" The rest of Genesis will focus on one family line that forms the trajectory for the rest of salvation history: the family of Abraham.
