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The Holy Spirit | The Spirit of Truth

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This week in our series The Holy Spirit: The One Who Is to Come, James Allen shares a message titled The Holy Spirit: The Spirit of Truth. Drawing from John 16:12–15, this message explores how the Holy Spirit faithfully guides believers into the truth found in Jesus. In a world filled with competing voices and distorted realities, discover how the Spirit teaches, reminds, and directs us according to God’s Word rather than our own understanding. As the Spirit glorifies Christ and makes known what belongs to the Father, we are invited into a life transformed by truth—a life where knowing Jesus more deeply leads to greater freedom, faithfulness, and fullness of life.

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Renewed | Our Singleness: Holy Contentment

This week in our series Renewed: Redefining a Life Well-Lived, Pastor Jasmine Stanley shares a message titled Renewed Singleness: Holy Contentment. Drawing from passages such as Genesis 2:15-18, 1 Corinthians 7:8-9, 17, 25-38, and Romans 8:5-8, this message explores God’s purpose for singleness and the unique opportunities it provides for wholehearted devotion to Him. In a culture that often treats singleness as a season to escape rather than a calling to embrace, Scripture presents it as a gift that can cultivate contentment, spiritual maturity, and undivided focus on the Lord. Discover how to live faithfully in the season God has assigned to you, find fulfillment in His presence rather than your circumstances, and experience the life and peace that come from setting your mind on the things of the Spirit.

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