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The most dangerous enemy may be the one living within us. We often assume that freedom means doing whatever we want, but what happens when our desires begin controlling us? In Galatians 5, Paul calls these disordered desires “the flesh” and warns that repeatedly giving in to them will shape the peo…

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The devil’s most dangerous weapon may not be temptation, intimidation, or persecution — it may be deception. Jesus calls him “a liar and the father of lies” because he seeks to destroy us by distorting what we believe about God, ourselves, and the good life. His lies gain power when we believe them…
God is at work among us, and we see only a small part of what He is doing. As we gather for Aspire’s Annual Members’ Meeting, we’ll celebrate His faithfulness and return to the mission Jesus gave His Church: to make disciples of all nations. Through Matthew 28:16–20 and stories from our church fami…
You can’t stand firm in a battle you don’t know you’re fighting. In Ephesians 2, Paul identifies three enemies working together against us: the world around us, the flesh within us, and the devil against us. Their influence is so powerful that Paul does not describe us as spiritually weak but spiri…
After Jacob dies, Joseph’s brothers fear that his forgiveness was only temporary and that revenge has merely been postponed. But Joseph refuses to perpetuate his family’s destructive patterns. In the conclusion of But God, we will discover that God’s providence enables us to tell the truth about th…
When Joseph’s brothers arrive in Egypt, circumstances recreate the defining test of their past: another favored son is in danger, and they can protect themselves by abandoning him. Years earlier, Judah proposed selling Joseph into slavery. Now he offers to become a slave in Benjamin’s place. What c…
After thirteen years of slavery, false accusation, imprisonment, and waiting, Joseph’s circumstances change almost instantly. But promotion does not mean that his testing has ended. In Part 4 of But God... we will discover that success is faithfulness rather than status, that changed circumstances …
Joseph spends years faithfully serving while his circumstances remain unchanged. Forgotten by the cupbearer and confined in prison, he cannot see that God is preparing him for the opportunity ahead. Join us for part three of But God…, where we will see that Joseph’s waiting was not wasted and that …
Joseph was young, unmarried, far from home, and repeatedly pursued by a powerful woman. His culture, circumstances, and even his family history gave him reasons to compromise — but Joseph chose differently. He trusted that the God who created his sexuality knew how it was meant to flourish. In Part…
Joseph receives a dream from God, but his journey toward that dream begins with betrayal, slavery, and seemingly accidental circumstances. Although God seems absent from Genesis 37, He is quietly directing the story. Join us for part one of But God, where we will learn that when we cannot see what …
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