Transformation into the image of God is a central theme of the Bible.

How do we transform to look more like Jesus? We look at the life of Peter who transforms and consider the process of change, so we may begin to look more like Jesus in our day to day lives.

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What is the importance of faith and how do we develop mustard seed like faith?

Arlie helps us consider the words of Jesus in this short meditation. More than listening, practice having mustard seed like faith in your life. #theservingchurchdallas

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Why do our daily disciplines matter?

As believers, we know that being disciplined day to day matters, but why? If we can get to an answer of why, we might be able to put more effort into our disciplines. We look at the life of Abraham and consider how a lack of discipline in his daily matters became not only an issue he faced multiple times, but that his son faced as well.

As always, thank you for listening and we pray the message encourages and guides you, like it does for us. Feel free to reach out to us at theservingchurchdallas@gmail.com if you have any prayer requests or questions. Thanks

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How does an individual begin to give more effort in their walks with God?

We all know that we should prioritize our walks with God, but it can go to the back burner many times. How does an individual begin to change that? We look at the life of Bartimaeus to give us some guidance. Why was he willing to give the best of himself, even though others were trying to stop him?

As always, we appreciate you listening. If you have any prayer requests or questions, we would love to hear from you at theservingchurchdallas@gmail.com.

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How does an individual find their purpose?

This is one of the most important questions a person engages with, but so few are able to articulate it. We look at the life of Daniel and consider how he fulfilled his purpose, looking at the story of Daniel and the lions den. We consider what it means for us in our search of our purpose.

As always, we appreciate you tuning in and we hope that the message speaks to you. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or prayer requests at theservingchurchdallas@gmail.com

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Are you willing to die on that hill?

This is a simple question but it shows conviction. Which hill are you ready to die on? We consider this as we look at the aim of our church. What do we want to stand for? As we answer this question, you get a sense of the heart of our church. Our prayer is that there are more who are eager to die on that hill as well.

As always, thanks for engaging, and let us know if there's anything else we can do to support you in your journey. #theservingchurchdallas

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How do we find our aim better?

To know your aim will help you not only solve a math problem easier, but it gives you focus in life. Our aims and our values go hand in hand, so consider what your values you. We look at the life of Peter walking on the water to consider his values and how it impacted his aim.

As always, we appreciate you listening and if you have any questions or prayer requests, please let us know at theservingchurchdallas@gmail.com

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One of the cultural components of our church is to be as a family.

A family is the basic building block of society, so how do we grow that unit so that we are stronger and more unified? As we see in Acts, an open church is a church that grows as a family. After the Holy Spirit moved, there was an openness with their lives to each other. This is in direct contrast to the hiddenness in our churches today.

To reach a new move of God, we will need to be fully open with God and fully open with those in our lives so God can give us deliverance and breakthrough. As always if you have prayer requests or questions, feel free to reach out at theservingchurchdallas@gmail.com #theservingchurchdallas

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