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When faced with anxiety, fear, or worry, often times we try to take matters into our own hands and turn to God as a last resort. Dr. Aaron Glover walks through 2 Chronicles 20:1-12, showing us how seeking God first will lead us to experience the victory we have in Christ! 2 Chronicles 12:12.... We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on you. CO…
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'Is this the end', was the question the Thessalonians were asking. Whenever Christians are suffering, confused or frustrated with the state of things, we tend to wonder, 'Is this the end'? Most generations have had their issues that led to that question. Our generation: wars, concerns of bigger wars, pandemics, immorality. Is this the end? As we st…
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Tuesday night, or Wednesday morning I guess, we will have the results and know something about a new President and government that will carry us into the next chapter in America. I am concerned about several things in this next chapter, but particularly religious freedom and biblical morality. I have, we will vote what we believe gives the best opp…
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During the election season, it can be so easy to be overcome by fear over the outcome. But Paul tells us that God does not give us a spirit of fear but of power, love, and sound judgment. As the people of God, we walk by faith over fear! 2 Timothy 1:7…For God has not given us a spirit of fearfulness, but one of power, love, and sound judgment. CONN…
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As we develop the rhythm of walking in the good works that God prepared in advance for us, we will experience Jesus expressing His Life in service to others through us. Richard Foster says, “True service comes from a relationship with the divine Other deep inside." CONNECT WITH US Are you new to Colonial Hills? Go to https://www.colonialhills.com/i…
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God is a relational Being in and of Himself. Being made in His image, makes you and I relational beings. We were created to be in relationships with others. God even said it is not good for man to be alone. As we walk with Jesus, He will lead us into a rhythm of being involved in biblical, authentic community with others. CONNECT WITH US Are you ne…
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As we look at the state of this world, there could be a lot to be distressed about. There is tension in the Middle East, a worldwide pandemic turned our lives upside down in the matter of weeks, political division starting with our leaders and now people in the church. We can't have a discussion without committing sin calling each other names. The …
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During His earthly ministry, Jesus had a rhythm of getting away to spend time in silence and solitude, and if He lives in you, you will experience Him leading you to do the same. He'll use it to experience intimacy in His relationship with you. Psalm 46:10 - Be still and know that I am God. CONNECT WITH US Are you new to Colonial Hills? Go to https…
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Look at what surrounds the call to prayer: humility and repentance. Our repentance may have more impact on America, on Israel, than our requests. Now it is not hard to confess other people’s sins. We can with self-righteousness call out the sins of our nation, or those of Israel. Note the call to humility. There may be many sins plaguing our land t…
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We don't read the Bible as a religious duty, as a book of rules, for inspiration, or to have more knowledge. We read to know Jesus and to experience intimacy with Him. We meditate on Scripture as A.W. Tozer says so that we may taste and know the inner sweetness of the very God Himself in the core and center of our hearts.…
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Developing a rhythm of relational prayer is foundational to experiencing intimacy in our relationship with Christ. Relational prayer involves both talking to Jesus and listening for His voice all throughout each day. Keep it short. Keep it simple. Keep it honest. CONNECT WITH US Are you new to Colonial Hills? Go to https://www.colonialhills.com/im-…
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Developing a rhythm of being acutely aware of Jesus' presence and personality is necessary to experience the intimate relationship and abundant life you already have in a spiritual union with Him. CONNECT WITH US Are you new to Colonial Hills? Go to https://www.colonialhills.com/im-new/ Want to Discover LIFE in Christ? Go to https://www.colonialhil…
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Can I be a Christian and be or do ...? To all of these questions I would say, you are asking the wrong question. The question is entirely about self, and when we come to Christ, self-dies. We took off self and put on Christ. It is not even we who live anymore, but Christ who lives in us. See Galatians 2:20. Our desire now is Christ, and all things …
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Spiritual disciplines are not a checklist of things we ought to do to be good Christians. They are more like rhythms of grace that lead us deeper into the fellowship and intimate relationship we have with Christ! In this introductory message to this new sermon series, we look at how as we walk with Jesus, He will lead us into rhythms of grace that …
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At CHBC, we have 4 core values that drive who we are as a church. In this sermon, we dive into those core values from a biblical standpoint and show how they apply to each one of us in our lives. CONNECT WITH US Are you new to Colonial Hills? Go to https://www.colonialhills.com/im-new/ Want to Discover LIFE in Christ? Go to https://www.colonialhill…
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Everyone has a worldview, a way of looking at and interpreting the world. Some of it is made up of who we are and what we do: male, American, pastor. Much of it is made up of what we trustingly listen to: news, Tik Tok, podcasts, friends. It all shapes how we look at relationships, money, God, sex and sexuality, government, people, people groups, r…
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Many of us experience unrest in our lives from physical exhaustion, sin struggles, relational conflict, and just the general dissatisfaction and emptiness we sometimes feel. But the Bible tells us that there is a Sabbath-rest for the people of God. Jesus is our rest, and as we keep our eyes fixed on Him, we will experience His rest no matter what s…
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When people don’t like someone, they tend to only hear and see what confirms their dislike. It is an uphill battle to change that mind. Good will be ignored. Motives will be questioned. The culture is saying we are a place of hate, we are a people against. I hope we never show them hate, and while there are things God calls us to be against, He rea…
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Does 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 teach that people who commit certain sins won't go to heaven? Does it teach that those who live in persistent sin are not true Christians? No, that's not what that verse means. Let's dive into the context and see what this passage really means and how it applies to us today. CONNECT WITH US Are you new to Colonial Hills? G…
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What do we do when love is defined as smiling at evil? What do we do when hate is saying anything is wrong? What do we do when an America many of us love seems to be passing into the night? What do we do? I would say we have to answer these questions biblically and strategically, as if the church would even agree on what biblically and strategicall…
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Jesus' model of discipleship during His earthly ministry was relational discipleship, and He expresses His life through us, He will lead us into relational discipleship in our own lives as well. Through authentic, Spirit-led relationships, we can know others and be truly known by them as we participate in the "one-anothers" of Scripture together. C…
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