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Redemption comes through Gods outstretched arms as he reconciles us to himself in all circumstances. God redeems all situations by being present and by always keeping his promises. 

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Alright, this week, we've got a lot going on... As we continue in reacting to and discussing our sermon series on resilience, we talk about looking back well? How do we deal with failure, how do we deal with family failure, and why do we immortalize/mythologize or Role Models to a point of perfection? Y'all ready!?

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Hope comes from looking back at what the Lord has done in the past - and trusting that he will do it again. What is your story of hope to look back on, and how are you asking him to do it again?

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As we continue to talk through our current sermon series "Resilient Faith," we look at passages in Numbers and Joshua. Kimberly, Chris, and Ryan talk through some questions like, "What do we make of Faith vs Fear?" What is wisdom? And how do we gather information both full of wisdom and Faith? I you have any questions you want to submit to the team, email Ryan at Ryan.stueckemann@kingwoodmethodist.org.

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The story of Caleb shows what it looks like to follow God wholeheartedly and be resilient.  That resilience transforms our hearts so we no longer want to go back to Egypt. 

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As we continue in our series on Resilience, we talk through questions about the will of God. How do we process daily life, what is God in, what does he want us to push through in faith and allow Him to build our resilience? Then Chris talks us through some helpful tips in picking a bible translations for you and your family!

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When it feels like the earth beneath you is shifting and changing resilience comes from God when we cease striving to fix everything and let God be God. 

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Today we continue to talk through our current sermon series "Resilience." What are the practical tools in our toolkit as disciples to be resilient, and why do we feel crushed an defeated when we have been given so much in our modern day context? If you have any questions or comments, email into the show at Ryan.stueckemann@kingwoodmethodist.org!

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Resilience is possible through Gods healing and restoration.  A resilient life comes from centering your life on God. How are you preparing for the storm or responding to the storm you are in?

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As we talk through the start of our new sermon series Resilient, we dive into the push and pull of growing in our strength, the mandate, but also the treacherous nature of "just taking action," and how in all of it we can stay abiding in God's presence. Be encouraged to grow in Christ, and in knowing Him, and trust the movement of the spirit in all things!

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