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If you were to ask people why they don’t pray more often, they would likely say that they don’t pray more often because their prayers aren’t answered. This series of sermons is for anyone who has asked and not received. These messages are for those who are frustrated with God and prayer. Dr. Wooddell helps us understand that God has an agenda through unanswered prayer. God’s agenda through unanswered prayer is often greater than when He answers our prayer. |
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| God has ordained marriage and family to be the foundation of human society. Marriage and family can be the source of one's greatest joy and happiness. However, we have a marriage and family crisis in America. In this series of messages, Dr. Wooddell takes us through Ephesians 5 & 6; God's blueprint for Christian marriage and family. If your marriage is broken, God's Word has the fix. |
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| Dr. Scott Wooddell shares insight into Jesus'intimate discussions around the dinner table. The dinner table was more than a place to eat, it was a place of fellowship and trust. Some of the most personal conversations Jesus spoke occurred around a meal. Jesus shared the table with everyone from Pharisees to prostitutes. |
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| In order for God to use us, we must be submissive to His will. We must die to self will, self reliance, and self interest. Jonah helps us understand the lengths God will go to bring us to the point of surrender. This series will challenge us toward uncompromising obedience to God who has our best interest at heart. |
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| We often face insurmountable problems in life. Joshua and the Israelites were facing giants and fortified cities. Their faith in God enabled them to overcome their giants and conquer the cities. We too can overcome our giants when we trust in the Lord’s faithful care. This series will strengthen your faith and bolster your courage to accomplish great things for God. |
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| In times of human tragedy, we seek God. But in the good times we have a tendency to forget Him. The book of Judges may be three thousand years old, but it’s as relevant as today’s newspaper. It’s the story of people who forsake God in the good times and seek Him in the bad times. This series will challenge us to walk daily with the Lord in a way that brings His blessings from generation to generation. |
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