This is the recording from the second service.

This week, Sterling Dockweiler cautions us against pridefulness and its destructive effects in our lives. "Pride was the first sin and is the root cause of sin. Pride turns mercy into judgement. Pride turns empathy into disdain." Christians need to be constantly guarded against pride.

1. ​Pride = False Security. (1 Corinthians 10:6-12)
2. ​Pride = Harmed Fellowship. (James 4:1-10)
3. ​Pride = Lack of Contentment. (1 Timothy 6:3-8)
4. ​Pride = Increased Anxiety. (1 Peter 5:1-7)
5. ​Pride = The Death of a Mission. (Philippians 2:1-11)

This is the recording from the first service.

This week, Sterling Dockweiler cautions us against pridefulness and its destructive effects in our lives. "Pride was the first sin and is the root cause of sin. Pride turns mercy into judgement. Pride turns empathy into disdain." Christians need to be constantly guarded against pride.

1. ​Pride = False Security. (1 Corinthians 10:6-12)
2. ​Pride = Harmed Fellowship. (James 4:1-10)
3. ​Pride = Lack of Contentment. (1 Timothy 6:3-8)
4. ​Pride = Increased Anxiety. (1 Peter 5:1-7)
5. ​Pride = The Death of a Mission. (Philippians 2:1-11)

Psalm 81

Psalm 77 describes a serious struggle with real grief. How do we react when we don't hear God in our lament? Where does our grief lead us?

This week, Pastor Ben encourages us to cry aloud to God in our times of pain and difficulty. God will lead us through doubt, sorrow, suffering, and uncertainty to bring us to faith.

1. Lament must lead us to pray. God hears our lament. (v1-3)
2. Lament must lead us to wait. God knows our situation. (v4-9)
3. Lament must lead us to remember what God has done. God determines our steps. (v10-20)

"Give thanks for God's patience, kindness, judgement, equity, and sovereignty." This week, Pastor Ben teaches about how we as Christians can view God's judgement as Asaph did in Psalm 75.

1. Christ followers can give thanks for God's judgement. (v1-3)
2. Christ followers can testify about God's judgment. (v4-7)
3. Christ followers can experience fulfillment in God's judgement. (v8-10)

Today we hear about the ways God has been working through the the Limitless Surrender study group. As we surrender our lives and desires to Jesus, he allows us to live lives which are truly limitless.

Pastor Nate teaches us five different attitudes of prayer that are found in Psalm 74. King Asaph is in crisis as his people are taken into Babylonian captivity due to their rebellion, and he writes these prayers:

1. A prayer of desperation. (v1-3)
2. A prayer of lamentation. (v4-9)
3. A prayer of retribution. (v10-11)
4. A prayer of magnification. (v12-17)
5. A prayer of restoration. (v18-23)

In John 6:41-71, Jesus speaks in a way that His listeners don't understand. Pastor Ben teaches us that we can lean into the scriptures that we don't understand and trust that the Spirit will bring clarity. As we eat the Bread of Life and abide in Him, we begin to find nourishment and clarity that we can't know otherwise.

1. The Bread of Life connects you to the Father. (v41-51)
2. The Bread of Life connects you to the Son. (v52-59)
3. The Bread of Life connects you to the Spirit. (v60-71)