Stepping into Jesus’ Purpose

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This message was preached by Tim Gonsalves on December 4, 2022. Bible Verses: John 10:7-10 Mark 1:14-15 Philippians 3:21 Revelation 21:1-5 Luke 4:18-19 Philippians 2:6-8 Matthew 3:16-17 Matthew 10:7-8 John 14:12 Ephesians 2:10 Romans 12:1-2 Creating moments with Jesus that become the movements of Jesus. ----- The Altars Project YouTube Website Giving Join Our Mailing List Request Prayer

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“What if the full life in Jesus isn’t found in us trying to making our life full, but joining him in something that’s bigger than us?” In our culture, we are met with a multitude of ways to find satisfaction – but what are we missing? When we encounter the good news of Jesus, he meets the deep need of our soul for purpose. He invites us to live a life that honours his redeeming work in us. When we boldly believe that Jesus’ power is real and is good news for our lives, his Spirit works in and through us to bless the people around us and bring the kingdom of God to our world.

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