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Confront The Sin That Comes from Within

In this week’s episode of Soaring Faith, we embark on The Road to Redemption by exploring key passages from the book of Romans. We confront the reality of sin, its devastating consequences, and the incredible gift of grace offered through Jesus Christ. Key Points Discussed: The Reality of Sin: Romans 3:23 reminds us that all […]

The Road to Redemption

Welcome to Eagleville Church’s live stream! We are so glad you’ve chosen to spend part of your day with us. Whether you’re joining us from near or far, we believe you’re here for a reason, and we pray that today’s service will be an encouragement to your heart. Our goal is to create a space where you can experience God’s love, grace, and truth in a meaningful way, no matter where you’re watching from.

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Living Faith: James 2

In this week’s episode of Soaring Faith, we step away from our journey through Genesis to explore the practical, transformative teachings of James 2. Through the lens of James, we examine what it truly means to live out our faith in a way that goes beyond mere belief.

Key Insights Discussed:

Faith in Action: James challenges us with the question, “What good is faith without deeds?” We explore the stark contrast between a dead, inactive faith and a living faith that actively serves and loves others.

Abraham and Rahab’s Examples: We look at the lives of Abraham and Rahab, who demonstrated their faith through action, illustrating the reality of a faith that is alive and life-changing.

Self-Reflection: What kind of faith do you have? Is it alive and active, compelling you to serve others and live out the teachings of Jesus, or is it a faith that exists in name only?

Practical Christian Living: Inspired by the blunt, straightforward advice of James, we explore how to take your faith to the next level by embracing actions that reflect your beliefs.

Challenges to Consider:

Are you serving and meeting the needs of others, or merely offering good intentions?

Is your faith compelling you to change and live out God’s will in your life?

What steps can you take today to transform a dead or dormant faith into a vibrant, living faith?

Tune in as we dive into the book of James and explore what it means to have a faith that not only believes but also acts—reflecting Christ’s love in every aspect of life.

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Listen now to embrace a living faith that transforms and compels you into action!

Dead Faith Does Not Save

Problems and Solutions : Genesis 24

In this week’s episode of Soaring Faith, we delve into Genesis 24, where Abraham faces a significant problem: his son Isaac needs a wife to fulfill God’s promise of becoming a great nation. Abraham doesn’t wait passively; he actively seeks a solution grounded in faith and wisdom.

Join us as we explore how Abraham’s approach offers timeless wisdom for our own challenges:

Figure It Out: Abraham identifies the problem and makes a thoughtful plan. He prays for wisdom and sends his trusted servant to find a suitable wife for Isaac, emphasizing the importance of seeking God’s guidance in our decisions.

Surround Yourself with Trustworthy People: He entrusts this critical task to his senior servant, highlighting the value of surrounding ourselves with faithful and honest people who can help us navigate life’s complexities.

Set Boundaries: Abraham sets clear boundaries to ensure the solution aligns with God’s will—no compromises. This teaches us the importance of holding firm to our values and not settling for less than God’s best.

Rely on God: Above all, Abraham relies on God’s promises and leading. He believes that God will send an angel ahead to make the mission successful. This reliance on divine guidance reminds us that God is actively involved in our lives, ready to help when we seek Him.

Whether you’re facing decisions about relationships, career, finances, or personal growth, this episode encourages you to:

Pray for Wisdom: Seek God’s insight in every situation.
Trust in God’s Promises: Remember that He is faithful and His word stands true.
Take Action: Faith involves stepping out and implementing godly solutions.
Tune in to “Problems and Solutions” and discover how to confront your challenges with a soaring faith that not only finds solutions but also strengthens your relationship with God.

Find Godly Solutions

Living Faith

Welcome to Eagleville Bible Church’s Sunday Live Stream! We’re delighted to have you with us today. As you join in our worship, we pray that you experience a deeper connection with God and find inspiration for your week ahead.

Living Fatih

For the majority of this calendar year Pastor Bill has been leading us through the Epic narrative of Genesis. Closely following the life and events of Abraham. Abraham is selected by God to “father” a people to represent God to the world. He is promised by God to be made into a great nation. Throughout […]

The Hardest Thing

This week’s sermon, The Hardest Thing, addresses the universal experience of grief and the importance of allowing ourselves to feel and express our emotions during times of loss.
Drawing from Genesis 23:1, the sermon reflects on Abraham’s profound sorrow after the death of his wife, Sarah, and emphasizes the reality of emotional pain that everyone, regardless of faith, encounters.
Key themes include:
Acknowledging Grief: We explore the necessity of facing our emotions head-on, understanding that it’s normal to mourn deeply for those we love. Abraham’s tears serve as a reminder that faith and sorrow can coexist.
Expressing Emotions: The sermon encourages listeners to find healthy ways to express their grief, whether through tears, sharing memories, or participating in rituals that honor the deceased.
The Importance of Community: Just as the Hittites supported Abraham, we are reminded of the power of community in times of loss. Being present for one another and offering support can provide comfort during the most challenging moments.
Moving Forward: While grief is a process, the sermon highlights the importance of continuing to live and make decisions, as Abraham did when he sought a burial site for Sarah. Life goes on, and so must we, even amidst our sorrow.
Cherishing Memories: Finally, we reflect on how love and memories endure beyond death. The sermon encourages us to remember our loved ones, celebrating their impact on our lives while holding onto the hope that comes from faith.
Join us as we navigate the complexities of grief, understanding that it’s okay to feel pain while also finding strength in community and faith. This sermon aims to provide comfort and encouragement for anyone grappling with loss.

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The Test : Genesis 22

For this week’s sermon titled “The Test,” the focus is on Abraham’s ultimate trial of faith in Genesis 22, where God commands him to sacrifice his son, Isaac. The central challenge is to “Pass the Tests” that God places before us.

Summary:

Years after parting ways with Hagar and Ishmael, Abraham faces one of the greatest tests of his faith: God asks him to sacrifice his beloved son, Isaac. This test is not just about obedience; it’s about revealing the true nature of Abraham’s heart and faith. Through this story, we learn that testing comes from God, often to reveal who we truly are and where our faith stands.

God’s test of Abraham required immense sacrifice, mirroring the ultimate sacrifice God would make through Jesus. Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice Isaac demonstrates the depth of his faith and trust in God, even when the command seems impossible. This narrative encourages us to reflect on what we are willing to sacrifice for God and challenges us to trust in God’s provision, even when the path is unclear.

Key Points:
Testing Comes from God: Trials are meant to reveal the true nature of our faith, similar to how God tested Abraham.
Testing Requires Sacrifice: Like Abraham, we might be asked to give up something precious, echoing God’s own sacrifice of His Son.
Testing Reveals Character: How we respond to trials and temptations shows what is truly in our hearts.
Our Faith and Commitment Are Tested: True faith is demonstrated through obedience and trust, even in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges.

This sermon encourages us to embrace the tests in our lives, seeing them as opportunities to deepen our faith and trust in God’s plan. Just as Abraham’s faith was tested and proven genuine, so too can our trials reveal the strength and depth of our relationship with God.