Hebrews 10:23-25 emphasizes the importance of holding onto hope and encouraging one another in love and good deeds, especially during times of societal upheaval.

Unfortunately, the growing trend of isolation among Americans can lead to a loss of community and faith. During challenging times, the solution is to gather more frequently rather than retreat into solitude.

Tune in as Pastor Doug reminds us that meeting together fosters hope and resilience in navigating life's difficulties.

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Churches want to grow, to meet people far from God and introduce them to Jesus; to help them take first steps and next steps in practicing Jesus’ way of life; to invite them to participate in our common work of helping each other grow healthy and mature so we can do the work that God has given us to do as his people and his partners.

This church wants to grow. You want to grow, healthy and whole. You want to be the person God lovingly made you to be.

But when churches want to grow, there's often something that's missing: churches struggle with the strength of their relational connections.

Tune in as we explore the fact that growing together is not automatic and provide practical steps on how you can grow through life-giving relationships.

Duplicity is defined as deceptive, double-dealing, funny business, or fraud. At its core, duplicity is failing to be who we say we are.

We need to be keenly aware of the dangers of duplicity.

Though this may seem aimed more at those of you who follow Jesus, if you are not a Christian, there is something helpful for you, too.

You want to be known as a person who is trustworthy and deals honestly with people. I know you do. So whether you are a Christian or not, there is resonance here.

We need to be keenly aware of the danger of being duplicitous in our work. We must be keenly aware of the dangers of duplicity in our marriage. We must be keenly aware of the dangers of duplicity in our friendships, parenting and politics.

But more than any other area, we need to be keenly aware of the dangers of dealing falsely with God.

Listen in as we continue in The Jesus Revolution sermon series and dive into how to live a life of integrity.

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