Pleasant Hill Community Church

Sunday, Sep 27, 2009

Never Alone John 14:16-27

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This section of the Bible contains some of the last words from Jesus to his disciples prior to his going to the cross to die for the sins of the world. He comforts his disciples by reminding them that God will send the Holy Spirit who will indwell them and they will never be alone. How amazing and in some ways how disconcerting for those who put their faith in Jesus Christ to understand the in some way God lives in our being. Does the reality affect your behavior?

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Sunday, Sep 20, 2009

Always and Forever: The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament

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The fact is that the Holy Spirit has been very active in guiding, providing for; defending and empowering God’s people since the beginning of time. As we see how he ministered in the Old Testament we can take comfort that the Holy Spirit is still ministering to us in the same ways today.

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Sunday, Sep 13, 2009

Getting to Know God: The Person of the Holy Spirit

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God who is Always With Us: Studies on the Holy Spirit

Beginning today we will be looking at the ministry of the Holy Spirit. We often neglect this member of the Godhead, but yet he is the one who is with us all the time, in fact Jesus said he is in us. We will answer questions such as: Who is the Holy Spirit? What does he do? What difference does his presence make in my own life today?

This morning our focus will be on the fact that the Holy Spirit is more than just a force, He is a person. He is, however more than just a person He is God.

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Sunday, Sep 06, 2009

A Prayer for the Church - Phil. 1:9-11

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Prayer is a powerful component to our Christian lives. It is through Prayer that we have direct connection to God in relationship and for other people. The Apostle Paul has given us a fantastic example of how we should be praying for other people in our lives.

Associate Pastor, Joel Sisson, will challenge you to pray for 3 people this week. Pray for one person in your Church, One person in your home or family, and One person in your neighborhood or work place.