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Grace & Peace Presbyterian

Grace & Peace Presbyterian

By: Shane Hatfield
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  • The Danger Of Falling Asleep

    The Danger Of Falling Asleep
    Aug 3 2025
    As we continue our series in the book of Acts this week, we will witness an incredible sequence of events involving both tragedy and God's miraculous power, followed by Paul's farewell address to the Ephesian elders. Our passage opens with a memorable scene: Paul preaching until midnight, and a young man falling asleep and tumbling three stories to his death. Yet even this tragedy becomes a testament to God's power as Paul raises the young man back to life. Following this miracle, we read Paul's passionate charge to the Ephesian elders. Knowing he won't see them again, he entrusts them with the sacred responsibility of shepherding God's flock. His message is clear: stay alert, watch for wolves, finish the race, and remain steadfast in the Word. As you prepare your hearts for worship this Sunday, there are several questions I want you to consider: In what areas of your spiritual life might you be "falling asleep" and how can you cultivate greater alertness to God's Word and work in your life? How does Paul's example of faithful ministry challenge you to examine your own Christian walk? What "wolves" do you need to be more vigilant about in your own life and in protecting those God has placed in your care?
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    38 mins
  • Unlikely Victories

    Unlikely Victories
    Jul 27 2025
    This Sunday, Shane will be preaching to us from Acts 19 about Paul's time in Ephesus. Join us for worship on Sunday morning, and for a worship night in the main building in the evening!
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    35 mins
  • Trust The Process

    Trust The Process
    Jul 20 2025
    34 mins
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