scripture: jeremiah 29:10-29:11

In his final sermon preached at Bel Air Presbyterian Church, Dr. Paul challenges us to update our "maps" with regard to following Christ. Some of our maps are so outdated, they are not only theologically incorrect, they create an avoidable misunderstanding and distaste for the church. Christ's map for us is Himself. Our relationship with Him transforms us, making our "maps" dynamic, always improving. Would you listen, and allow the Spirit to inspire your dreams about what the church could be? Let us not allow the Good News of Christ to be lost in the noise of the world's perception.

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In his final sermon preached at Bel Air Presbyterian Church, Dr. Paul challenges us to update our "maps" with regard to following Christ. Some of our maps are so outdated, they are not only theologically incorrect, they create an avoidable misunderstanding and distaste for the church. Christ's map for us is Himself. Our relationship with Him transforms us, making our "maps" dynamic, always improving. Would you listen, and allow the Spirit to inspire your dreams about what the church could be? Let us not allow the Good News of Christ to be lost in the noise of the world's perception.

Resources for a life of following Jesus, every day, everywhere, with everyone.

In this passage, we see how God gives His promise to the Jewish leaders to return them to their land. Pastor David shares how the hardships and trials that we go through can be intend to impact others around us as well.

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