Today @EagleLifeChurch, we continue our new year sermon series, “Ascend.” 🪜🧗🏼

The biggest thing on everyone’s mind in the new year is new year’s resolutions and the changes we want to make in ourselves. But it is difficult to make this change because of the sin in this world and the sin in ourselves.

Don’t give up hope!

This year, we invite you to ascend above the evil in this world and in ourselves. From psalms 120-134, we will explore the meaning of the psalms of ascent.

From the strong contrasts drawn between the outside world and Jerusalem by the pilgrims ascending to the holy city, we will find hope in our heavenly Father who shields us from evil and destruction.

Today, from the wisdom of Psalm 127, we learn the blessing of pursuing God’s purpose and the peril of laboring in vain at work and home. 🏢🏠

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How to Beat the Daily Grind

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 127:1-5; John 15:5; Genesis 1:28; Matthew 16:24-26 (ESV)

1. See God’s Purpose in Your Work

2. See God’s Purpose in Your Family

IMAGINE Action Steps:

– Seek God’s purpose for your work.

– Seek God’s purpose for your family.

– Ask God to reveal where your pursuits are in vain.

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Today @EagleLifeChurch, we continue our new year sermon series, “Ascend.” 🪜🧗🏼

The biggest thing on everyone’s mind in the new year is new year’s resolutions and the changes we want to make in ourselves. But it is difficult to make this change because of the sin in this world and the sin in ourselves.

Don’t give up hope!

This year, we invite you to ascend above the evil in this world and in ourselves. From psalms 120-134, we will explore the meaning of the psalms of ascent.

From the strong contrasts drawn between the outside world and Jerusalem by the pilgrims ascending to the holy city, we will find hope in our heavenly Father who shields us from evil and destruction.

Today, we will ascend the mountain of Joy and discover what will fill our mouths with laughter instead of weeping (Psalm 126).

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A Mouth Filled With Laughter

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 126:1-6; Isaiah 51:11; Galatians 6:9 (ESV)

1. Like a Dream

2. Reviving the Dream

3. Living The Dream

IMAGINE Action Steps:

– Focus on the fortune of God.

– Ask God to revive joy in your heart.

– Receive the joy of the Lord with laughter.

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Today @EagleLifeChurch, we continue our new year sermon series, “Ascend.” 🪜🧗🏼

The biggest thing on everyone’s mind in the new year is new year’s resolutions and the changes we want to make in ourselves. But it is difficult to make this change because of the sin in this world and the sin in ourselves.

Don’t give up hope!

This year, we invite you to ascend above the evil in this world and in ourselves. From psalms 120-134, we will explore the meaning of the psalms of ascent.

From the strong contrasts drawn between the outside world and Jerusalem by the pilgrims ascending to the holy city, we will find hope in our heavenly Father who shields us from evil and destruction.

Through today’s Psalm of Ascent, we learn to trust God to surround us with protection from the wicked rulers in our generation. God will “like the mountains defend the upright.”

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Surrounded by God

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 125:1-5; Jeremiah 48:16-17; Isaiah 14:5-7; Proverbs 3:6; Psalm 1:1-6; 1 Peter 4:12; 2 Timothy 3:12-15 (ESV)

1. Like a Mountain

2. Defend

3. The Upright

IMAGINE Action Steps:

– Lift your voice and your eyes to God

– Put your trust in God

– Invite the Holy Spirit to surround you

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Today @EagleLifeChurch, we continue our new year sermon series, “Ascend.” 🪜🧗🏼

The biggest thing on everyone’s mind in the new year is new year’s resolutions and the changes we want to make in ourselves. But it is difficult to make this change because of the sin in this world and the sin in ourselves.

Don’t give up hope!

This year, we invite you to ascend above the evil in this world and in ourselves. From psalms 120-134, we will explore the meaning of the psalms of ascent.

From the strong contrasts drawn between the outside world and Jerusalem by the pilgrims ascending to the holy city, we will find hope in our heavenly Father who shields us from evil and destruction.

Today, we take the next two steps on our climb to the presence of God to discover mercy and redemption when the LORD is on our side. From Psalm 123 and 124, you will learn to trust God to deliver you from shame and help you in distress.

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Trusting God for Help

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 123:1-4; Galatians 4:1-7; Psalm 124:1-8; Romans 8:31-39 (ESV)

1. Trust the Lord for Mercy

2. Redemption of the Lord is Trustworthy

IMAGINE Action Steps:

– In what ways is your throat filled with shame?

– How can you trust the LORD for Mercy?

– How can you live as an adopted child of God?

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