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Weekly Newsletter: The Baptism of Jesus, The Value of Identity, & More!

by | Jan 4, 2024 | The Reflectionary

As we head into the new year, there are a ton of articles, podcasts, and blog posts about how to make the right resolutions and commitments, how to achieve success, and how to establish powerful habits. This is a good conversation. But what matters more is the question of your identity. So I wrote a blog post about it…

READ: Who Do You Think You Are?

And I hope that if this is an area of personal struggle for you, you’ll consider getting counseling, coaching, or both.

In the meantime, keep on growing!

Brandon

 

This Week’s Big Sermon Ideas

The Baptism and Affirmation of Jesus

The Father models for us how to affirm the people we love most in a way that gives life. It’s up to us to do the same the lives of those whom we love.

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Sermon Series: How to Have a Breakthrough

This five-part series of messages, based on selected passages from the book of Nehemiah, is about how to experience spiritual breakthrough on both personal and corporate levels. It’s a great series for the launch of a new year or a new season in the life of a local church.

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Events for Church Leaders

Neighborhood Economics: A National Conversation With a Local Impact

February 26-28, 2024
San Antonio, Texas

Convening and recruiting people who repair local economies – Join us as we facilitate ongoing conversations across geographies that help people build the economic architecture so everyone will thrive.

Exponential 2024

March 4 – 7, 2024
Orlando, Florida

Although making disciples is the clear mission of the Church, when asked, most churches say that making disciples who make disciples is still their biggest weakness.

 

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