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More Than a Story | Week 8 | Kirk Jones (7.19.26)

34 min · 21 de jul de 2026
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More than a Story | Exodus 1-4 Truly faithful people are faithful with what they do not want to be faithful with. (Exodus2:1-10) Complacent is the enemy of contentment. (Exodus 2:21) Faith that is powerful is personal. (Exodus 3) -We are not the person of our faith. -The Lord defines himself by His otherness. The Lord is Personal. (Exodus 4:1-17) -The personal nature of God is revealed through His Presence, His Power, and His Purpose. The personal nature of God answers our question, “Who are you?” The personal presence of God answers our question, “Who am I?” The personal power of God answers our question, “How will I?” The personal purpose of God answers our question, “Why will I?”

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