ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week, Dr. Aaron Davis considers the following question posed anonymously: "My dad died of dementia a few years ago. One of my hopes is to see him in heaven and have him recognize me. As I thought about yesterday's sermon, my mind wonders if this is a realistic expectation? What do you expect God to heal and not heal in our new bodies?"
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Pastor Sean Barrett preaches from Genesis 37:1-4, 12-28, Romans 10:5-15, and Matthew 14:22-33. You can find all the readings for this Sunday here.
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Dr. Aaron Davis preaches from Isaiah 61:7-11, Galatians 4:4-7, and Luke 1:46-55. To learn more about Nativity, visit our website at nativityarden.org.
Pastor Sean Barrett preaches from Genesis 50:15-21, Romans 14:1-12, Matthew 18:21-35. To learn more about Nativity, visit our website at nativityarden.org.
Pastor Sean Barrett preaches from Genesis 2:4b-25, Acts 17:22a, 24-28, John 1:1-5. To learn more about Nativity, visit our website at nativityarden.org.
Emery Suess (one of our youth group members) preaches his first ever sermon from Exodus 1:8-2:10. You can access all the readings for this Sunday here.
To learn more about Nativity, visit our website at nativityarden.org.
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