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Hebrew Roots of Christianity: The Messiah

The Hebrew roots of Christianity contained in the Old Testament prophecies reveal that Jesus has to be the Messiah. The prophet Daniel's prophecy of the Seventy Weeks contains the irrefutable evidence that verifies that no one else can claim the title of the Messiah of Israel. It is vitally important for Christians to understand that the Jews in Israel are planning on introducing the false Messiah in the near future. Christians must be prepared to be able to defend why Jesus has to be the Messiah.

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Darren Farmer, Founder of Deeper Worship Center, relates his painful, personal of restoration in the Church.

ABOUT THE HOLY SPIRIT

God wishes us jealously, or all or nothing. James 4:5–6

Peace to everyone,<br />We all have various rules that we love, and some other rules that we want to bend or ignore.<br />It can be that annoying speed limit when we’re in a hurry. It can be a broken promise in a marriage. It can be a relative we can’t forgive because they offended us 25 years ago. It can be swearing when we’re frustrated. It can be skipping Mass that interferes with our plans for the weekend. <br /><br />In today’s Gospel, we hear Jesus begin His public ministry by addressing a number of “Rules” (or laws) that were ignored by the “rule benders” of His day.<br /><br />In this message, I share a true story about a man, Jimmy, who spent decades as an alcoholic, and how his life became a teaching example to challenge our understanding of what Jesus teaches us about God’s plan for our lives.

February, 16, 2020 - Cycle A - 6th Ordinary - Choosing to Follow God’s Plan for Our Lives - Presented by Deacon Bob Pladek

Peace to everyone,
We all have various rules that we love, and some other rules that we want to bend or ignore.
It can be that annoying speed limit when we’re in a hurry. It can be a broken promise in a marriage. It can be a relative we can’t forgive because they offended us 25 years ago. It can be swearing when we’re frustrated. It can be skipping Mass that interferes with our plans for the weekend.

In today’s Gospel, we hear Jesus begin His public ministry by addressing a number of “Rules” (or laws) that were ignored by the “rule benders” of His day.

In this message, I share a true story about a man, Jimmy, who spent decades as an alcoholic, and how his life became a teaching example to challenge our understanding of what Jesus teaches us about God’s plan for our lives.