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Weekly sermon audio from Refuge Church in St. Charles MO
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Sunday Jul 14, 2013
Sunday Jul 14, 2013
Welcome to the 2nd sermon in our series on how to tell the story of the gospel. (2 of 2)
Everything has a story. The story that we believe that we are a part of is what shapes the way we see the world. It shapes how we see other people, how we see suffering, how we see joy and sorrow. William Kilpatrick writes, “The same impulse that makes us want our books to have a plot makes us want our lives to have a plot. We need to feel that we are getting somewhere, that we’re making progress. There’s something in us that’s not satisfied with the merely psychological explanation of our lives. It doesn’t do justice to our conviction that we are on some kind of journey or quest. There must be some deeper meaning to our lives than whether we feel good about ourselves.” How do we see our own story? How did we get here? What went wrong? What is our hope? And how do we retell our story to others?
Sunday Jul 07, 2013
Sunday Jul 07, 2013
Welcome to the 1st sermon in our series on how to tell the story of the gospel. (1 of 2)
Everything has a story. The story that we believe that we are a part of is what shapes the way we see the world. It shapes how we see other people, how we see suffering, how we see joy and sorrow. William Kilpatrick writes, “The same impulse that makes us want our books to have a plot makes us want our lives to have a plot. We need to feel that we are getting somewhere, that we’re making progress. There’s something in us that’s not satisfied with the merely psychological explanation of our lives. It doesn’t do justice to our conviction that we are on some kind of journey or quest. There must be some deeper meaning to our lives than whether we feel good about ourselves.” How do we see our own story? How did we get here? What went wrong? What is our hope? And how do we retell our story to others?
Sunday Jun 30, 2013
Sunday Jun 30, 2013
Welcome to the 15th sermon in our series on how God has worked in history. (15 of 24)
When you hear the word hero, what comes to mind? Heroes of faith? Everyday heroes? War heroes? Superheroes? What about God? Some of us see God as a “dictator in the sky” that commands what will take place on earth. We may see God as removed and disinterested or like a cheerleader or a grandfather that spoils us. What informs your view of God? In this series we are going into the stories of the book of Exodus to examine real historical stories of real people dealing with real problems. We will discover who God truly is through what he has done.
Sunday Jun 23, 2013
Sunday Jun 23, 2013
Welcome to the 14th sermon in our series on how God has worked in history. (14 of 24)
When you hear the word hero, what comes to mind? Heroes of faith? Everyday heroes? War heroes? Superheroes? What about God? Some of us see God as a “dictator in the sky” that commands what will take place on earth. We may see God as removed and disinterested or like a cheerleader or a grandfather that spoils us. What informs your view of God? In this series we are going into the stories of the book of Exodus to examine real historical stories of real people dealing with real problems. We will discover who God truly is through what he has done.
Sunday Jun 16, 2013
Sunday Jun 16, 2013
Welcome to this stand alone sermon on how men are created in God’s image.
Sunday Jun 09, 2013
Sunday Jun 09, 2013
Welcome to the 13th sermon in our series on how God has worked in history. (13 of 24)
When you hear the word hero, what comes to mind? Heroes of faith? Everyday heroes? War heroes? Superheroes? What about God? Some of us see God as a “dictator in the sky” that commands what will take place on earth. We may see God as removed and disinterested or like a cheerleader or a grandfather that spoils us. What informs your view of God? In this series we are going into the stories of the book of Exodus to examine real historical stories of real people dealing with real problems. We will discover who God truly is through what he has done.
Sunday Jun 02, 2013
Sunday Jun 02, 2013
Welcome to the 12th sermon in our series on how God has worked in history. (12 of 24)
When you hear the word hero, what comes to mind? Heroes of faith? Everyday heroes? War heroes? Superheroes? What about God? Some of us see God as a “dictator in the sky” that commands what will take place on earth. We may see God as removed and disinterested or like a cheerleader or a grandfather that spoils us. What informs your view of God? In this series we are going into the stories of the book of Exodus to examine real historical stories of real people dealing with real problems. We will discover who God truly is through what he has done.
Sunday May 26, 2013
Sunday May 26, 2013
Welcome to this stand alone service that reminds us of the story of the gospel through songs and scriptures.
Sunday May 19, 2013
Sunday May 19, 2013
Welcome to the 11th sermon in our series on how God has worked in history. (11 of 24)
When you hear the word hero, what comes to mind? Heroes of faith? Everyday heroes? War heroes? Superheroes? What about God? Some of us see God as a “dictator in the sky” that commands what will take place on earth. We may see God as removed and disinterested or like a cheerleader or a grandfather that spoils us. What informs your view of God? In this series we are going into the stories of the book of Exodus to examine real historical stories of real people dealing with real problems. We will discover who God truly is through what he has done.
Sunday May 12, 2013
Sunday May 12, 2013
Welcome to the 10th sermon in our series on how God has worked in history. (10 of 24)
When you hear the word hero, what comes to mind? Heroes of faith? Everyday heroes? War heroes? Superheroes? What about God? Some of us see God as a “dictator in the sky” that commands what will take place on earth. We may see God as removed and disinterested or like a cheerleader or a grandfather that spoils us. What informs your view of God? In this series we are going into the stories of the book of Exodus to examine real historical stories of real people dealing with real problems. We will discover who God truly is through what he has done.