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Jun 4, 2017

Who’s Your One

What is Your Biggest Regret?” and “Who’s Your One?” are two very important questions we’ll be considering during today’s sermon as we continue to look at the open doors that God is intent and gracious in providing each of us.

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Jun 4, 2017Who’s Your One
Jun 4, 2017
Who’s Your One

By: Brian Lindquist
Series: Open Doors
What is Your Biggest Regret?” and “Who’s Your One?” are two very important questions we’ll be considering during today’s sermon as we continue to look at the open doors that God is intent and gracious in providing each of us.
May 28, 2017Decidophobia
May 28, 2017
Decidophobia

By: Brian Lindquist
Series: Open Doors
Are you an “open door” or a “closed door” person and why? In today’s sermon we will continue to look at the open doors that God gives to us and begin to discern how each of us tends to respond to those opportunities. Some people embrace and look forward to them and for others they fear them or see them as an interruption to their already busy schedule. We will personalize Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan in discovering and applying these principles.
May 23, 2017Even If – Part 2
May 23, 2017
Even If – Part 2

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May 21, 2017God’s Open Doors
May 21, 2017
God’s Open Doors

By: Brian Lindquist
Series: Open Doors
This past week I’ve been reading a fascinating book by pastor John Ortberg entitled, “All The Places to Go” In it he talks about the concept of “open and closed doors” and how God often uses these doors to lead us in the direction He desires for us to go. That has led me to spend quite a bit of time thinking about this concept of “open doors”.
May 16, 2017Even if – Sermon Part 2
May 16, 2017
Even if – Sermon Part 2

By: Greg Laurie
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May 14, 2017Mothers Day 2017
May 14, 2017
Mothers Day 2017

By: Brian Lindquist
Series: Special Days
There’s an old Jewish proverb which says: “God could not be everywhere and therefore he made mothers.” Growing up that seemed to be true, and even if she wasn’t there physically she seemed to have an uncanny sense of what sort of mischief I was getting into or about to get into.
May 7, 2017Even If – Part 2
May 7, 2017
Even If – Part 2

By: Brian Lindquist
Series: Even If
Paul’s response to his storms in life was to set his sights on God’s goodness and rely on His strength and to praise Him. The result of that response is that it allows people to have their focus directed to God and not to you – and that’s way better for them.
Apr 30, 2017Even If – Part 1
Apr 30, 2017
Even If – Part 1

By: Brian Lindquist
Series: Even If
I love this theme of our worship service this morning: “Even if…. I will…” because it allows our worship of God to flow directly out of the experiences of our lives. One of the things we continually emphasize here is that the Knollwood’s culture here can’t be one of just pretending life is always good and full of sunshine where nothing bad ever happens. A life of pretending that we are recipients of God’s many blessings day after day after day – never encountering problems in our lives.
Apr 16, 2017Easter 2017
Apr 16, 2017
Easter 2017

By: Brian Lindquist
Series: Special Days
This past week Christians from all over the world have been focusing on the events leading up to Jesus Christ’s death, burial and resurrection (that we’ve been celebrating this morning). Over the next several minutes I’d like to focus our attention on one very specific application for each of us here this morning that is intended to transform our relationship with God and dramatically change our approach in coming to Him.