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The last part of Fight for the Family.

The concluding part of the Fight for the Family series. Today we'll examine what it looks like to be overlooked by family and friends. It can get discouraging sometimes given sibling rivalries and toxic family dynamics. However, the family is still worth fighting for. God still expects us to forgive. And even though others may have overlooked us our Heavenly Father will never deny us.

Shush gives a testimony of his life, how a brush with death and a healing from God when he was a teenager led him to the Lord. Through it all he is convinced that God is in control. May you reach a similar conclusion after listening. Amen.

Dare to be vulnerable, dare to be awkward, dare to increase your circle of influence. This week we look at fighting for the church family. It may mean we come out of our comfort zones in order to uphold one another.

Guest speaker Doyle Bradford gives a powerful sermon, one that should not be missed!

Pastor Jon's series continues with Fight for the Family.

Joseph had 2 sons Manasseh and Ephraim. Manasseh was the first born and his name means to forget your suffering because God gave comfort to Joseph after his slavery. Ephraim though was the second born and means fruitful. We can count on God to help us forget our painful past, but we must also trust Him to help us move on and be fruitful once our pain is past.

Sunday sermon. Fight for the Family by Jon Featherstone

This isn't about Hollywood love. This is the God-love. Unconditional and world bending. Agape love!

Guest speaker Kristian Lythe joins us again for another powerful prescient message.