Building Momentum: 40 Days of Seeking God Together
Church Family, 2025 marked a turning point for our church as we learned together to make prayer our priority, not our last resort. As a...
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Church Family, 2025 marked a turning point for our church as we learned together to make prayer our priority, not our last resort. As a...
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1 Chronicles 9–10: The returning exiles reestablish life in Jerusalem, and the account of Saul’s death marks the end of his reign and the rise of David’s line. Hebrews 12: Believers are urged to endure discipline and run the race of faith with perseverance, fixing their eyes on Jesus, the perfect example. Amos 6: God warns the complacent and wealthy in Israel that their pride and injustice will lead to ruin. Psalms 87–88: One psalm celebrates Zion as God’s chosen dwelling, while the other laments deep suffering and cries out to God from the depths of despair.
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1 Chronicles 7–8: The genealogies of Israel’s northern tribes emphasize their warriors, families, and the continuation of God’s covenant people. Hebrews 11: The author celebrates the heroes of faith who trusted God’s promises, showing that true faith looks beyond the present to the eternal. Amos 5: God calls Israel to seek Him and live, condemning their empty worship and injustice while urging repentance and righteousness. Psalm 86: David prays for mercy, strength, and guidance, declaring his trust in God’s steadfast love and faithfulness.
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1 Chronicles 5–6: The genealogies of Israel’s tribes highlight the Levites’ priestly role and God’s faithfulness despite Israel’s unfaithfulness. Hebrews 10: The author proclaims that Christ’s perfect sacrifice ends the need for offerings, urging believers to persevere in faith and obedience. Amos 4: God recounts His many warnings to Israel through calamities, yet they still refuse to return to Him, prompting certain judgment. Psalm 85: The psalmist thanks God for past restoration and prays for renewed mercy, righteousness, and revival among His people.
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1 Chronicles 3–4: The genealogies continue through David’s royal line and the tribes of Judah and Simeon, highlighting God’s ongoing work through His people. Hebrews 9: The author contrasts the old covenant rituals with Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice, which secures eternal redemption through His blood. Amos 3: God declares His judgment on Israel as the natural result of their sin, reminding them that He reveals His plans through His prophets. Psalms 83–84: The psalmist prays for God’s deliverance from hostile nations and celebrates the joy and blessing of dwelling in His presence.
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Discover how Every Girl Counts Kenya is powerfully using education and discipleship to empower girls in Nairobi’s slums and open new doors for the gospel.
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1 Chronicles 1–2: The genealogies trace God’s covenant faithfulness from Adam through Israel’s tribes, establishing the roots of His chosen people. Hebrews 8: The author presents Jesus as the mediator of a new and better covenant, built on God’s promises and internal transformation. Amos 2: God condemns Israel and Judah for rejecting His law and oppressing the poor, warning that His judgment will not be withheld. Psalms 81–82: God calls His people to repent and listen to His voice, rebuking unjust leaders and affirming His ultimate authority as Judge over all.
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2 Kings 25: Jerusalem is destroyed, the temple burned, and Judah taken into exile, fulfilling God’s judgment yet leaving hope for future restoration. Hebrews 7: The author highlights Jesus as the eternal High Priest in the order of Melchizedek, whose perfect priesthood brings complete salvation. Amos 1: God pronounces judgment on surrounding nations for their cruelty and injustice, revealing His righteous rule over all. Psalm 80: The psalmist cries out for God to restore His people, asking the Shepherd of Israel to shine His face and bring renewal.
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In this episode of the Sermon Notes Podcast, we unpack Matthew 10–14—from persecution and parables to the Feeding of the 5,000—and see how Jesus moves us from scarcity thinking to confident trust in His abundance.
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2 Kings 24: Judah faces God’s judgment as Babylon invades, leading to exile because of persistent sin and unfaithfulness. Hebrews 6: The author warns against falling away from faith and encourages believers to persevere, trusting God’s unchanging promises. Joel 3: God promises to judge the nations and restore His people, establishing His justice and reign from Zion. Psalm 79: The psalmist laments Jerusalem’s destruction and pleads for God’s mercy, forgiveness, and vindication before the nations.
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2 Kings 23: Josiah leads sweeping reforms to restore true worship, tearing down idols and renewing Judah’s covenant with God. Hebrews 5: The author explains Jesus’ divine appointment as High Priest, urging believers to grow in maturity and obedience. Joel 2: God calls His people to heartfelt repentance, promising restoration, blessing, and the outpouring of His Spirit on all who turn to Him. Psalm 78: The psalmist recounts Israel’s history of rebellion and God’s mercy, urging future generations to remember His power and faithfulness.
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2 Kings 22: King Josiah rediscovers the Book of the Law, humbles himself before God, and begins leading Judah in spiritual renewal. Hebrews 4: The author urges believers to enter God’s true rest through faith in Christ, who is both our compassionate High Priest and source of grace. Joel 1: A devastating locust plague strikes the land, serving as a wake-up call for God’s people to grieve their sin and return to Him. Psalm 77: In distress, the psalmist remembers God’s past faithfulness and finds hope by reflecting on His mighty works and steadfast love.
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