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Inspiring people to live fully for God! We believe that God has an incredible plan for your life, and that he wants you to discover fullness in relationship with him. Tune in for messages that make faith fun and practical.
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Hebrews 11, our passage explaining belief, reiterates a single phrase: "It was by faith." The beginning of life's most pivotal moments begins with faith. While this becomes clearer in hindsight, you can prepare for it now. Faith provides a fresh perspective on our circumstances, even altering how you perceive your successes. Joseph's final words, a…
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In this exploration of inheritance, we dive deep into the story of Joshua and the Israelites entering the Promised Land. But this isn't just about ancient history - it's a profound metaphor for our own spiritual journey. We learn that God's original plan in Eden, to spread His glory and love throughout the world, continues through Israel and ultima…
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Don't forget to set your clocks forward this weekend! It's been a wonderful THRIVE weekend hearing from local organizations and learning about the many ways we, as the church, can get involved in the important work they are doing. We wrapped up the weekend with one more special message that would challenge and inspire us - just like the THRIVE Conf…
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In this study Joshua's conquest, we're challenged to confront the 'giants' in our lives. The story of the Anakim and Nephilim isn't just ancient history - it's a metaphor for the seemingly insurmountable obstacles we face. Just as Joshua, Caleb, and later David faced literal giants, we too must confront our fears and doubts with faith. The key mess…
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Life's toughest tests are teachers. Reflect on your life's transformative moments, and you'll notice a trend: tough tests. Faith can be found, formed, and grown. But it won’t be easy. Tests are inevitable; growth is optional. First time listening to our podcast? We’d like to get to know you! Head over to: http://bit.ly/connectcardccc. Connect with …
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In this powerful exploration of Joshua 10, we're reminded of God's unwavering faithfulness and His role as the ultimate promise keeper. The story of Joshua leading Israel into battle against five Amorite kings serves as a vivid illustration of how God fights for His people. We're challenged to consider: how often do we truly trust in God's promises…
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Stepping out in faith often brings anxious feelings as we prepare ourselves for the "big leap." But laughter? That’s not usually what we associate with a “leap of faith.” The story of Abraham and Sarah is one of how unbelief transforms into belief, and how bitter laughter gives way to laughter filled with wonder and joy. Faith is a runway to hopefu…
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Faith is living out what you believe. Growing in understanding? Yes, that’s where it starts. Developing a conviction? Yes, that’s the place where understanding becomes Belief. Still, there will come a point, where despite uncertainty, we step out. We call that moment “faith.” These moments are memorable because they’re often terrifying. Can faith g…
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In this exploration of Joshua 8, we're reminded of the importance of seeking God's guidance in all our endeavors. The story of Israel's victory over Ai after their initial defeat serves as a poignant lesson in humility, repentance, and obedience. We see how sin in the camp - Achan's disobedience - led to defeat, but God's mercy and Joshua's leaders…
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Last weekend, we threw a party—the perfect opportunity to invite a friend to Cape Cod Church! We continued our series on belief and unbelief, exploring how faith grows. Faith comes to us in layers… understanding, conviction, and commitment. We grow in understanding, which then leads to conviction. What does a healthy conviction look like? What is t…
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In our exploration of Joshua 7, we uncover the profound consequences of disobedience and the importance of maintaining our covenant with God. The story of Achan's sin reminds us that our actions, even those we think are hidden, can have far-reaching effects on our community and our relationship with the Divine. We're challenged to consider: How oft…
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"Faith is blind." You've probably heard this phrase before. Maybe you've even said it yourself! It can be a criticism, a point of pride, an embarrassed admission, or a word of encouragement. Both skeptics and Christians have embraced this idea. But is it true? This week, we continue our exploration of Hebrews 11, focusing on the origins of the univ…
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This sermon explores the conquest of Jericho in Joshua 6, addressing the challenging concept of divine judgment while emphasizing God's mercy and long-suffering nature. The pastor discusses how God's conquest differs from human warfare, highlighting the importance of trusting God even when His methods seem illogical. The sermon draws parallels betw…
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January is the time of year on Cape Cod when we really start to doubt some of our life choices. A couple of different decisions and I would be living in a place where the temperature rarely falls below 50 degrees, and there’s no such thing as ice.توسط Susan Moeller
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I have a friend who loves to ask, “On a scale of 1–10, how are you doing?” How was your vacation (1–10)? How do you like school (1–10)? How’s the new job (1–10)? It’s an interesting way to dig a bit deeper, and I like it. So, let’s try this: How is your faith on a scale of 1–10? Do you find believing a challenge? Do you experience worry or uncertai…
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In this sermon on Joshua 5, we delve into the concept of God's conquest and its true meaning. Far from a mere military campaign, we discover that God's conquest is about cleansing the land for His holy presence. The passage reminds us that judgment is universal - for both the Israelites and the Canaanites - but God's mercy provides a covering. Just…
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I spent many years as an objective observer of this place. An academic, a historian, a researcher. On my better days, an anthropologist or some kind of gonzo documentarian, snapping pictures and recording my observations on the yellow legal pads I took everywhere, even the beach.توسط Mary Bergman
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I’m a pretty good planner. I like to get a goal and create a plan to achieve it, collect the needed materials, and execute. Then I sit back and enjoy the rewards of having arrived. But goal setting, planning, and effort have limits—more than we admit. Where does the supernatural fit into your story? This weekend, we conclude "Rock and Sand" by expl…
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This sermon explores the significance of remembering God's interventions in history, focusing on the Israelites' crossing of the Jordan River under Joshua's leadership. It draws parallels between various biblical accounts of God's salvation through water, culminating in Jesus Christ's ultimate salvation from sin and death. The sermon emphasizes the…
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Do you ever pray and wonder if it works? Are you doing it right? Is God truly listening? Doubts can easily lead us astray from our prayer life. This weekend, I share a personal approach to prayer that I've developed over the past 30 years. Let's call it "Seven for the Soul." We all need to find a way to pray that goes beyond simply asking for favor…
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Rock or sand – we all face the choice of how we build our lives. But where do we begin? How can we ensure real change, significant growth, and measurable victories become part of our story? One habit, more than any other, has been the cornerstone of my life, fueling change, growth, and victory. This weekend, we share that practice with you. First t…
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Bob McKeon, a 78-year-old retired state trooper, splits his time, as many do, between his primary residence -- his is in North Attleboro -- and his place on the Cape in South Dennis. A favorite activity is going out to dinner, and when he started posting restaurant reviews on a popular Facebook page years ago, he gained more and more friends -- man…
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We’re in that calendar moment between Christmas and New Year—which has me looking forward to what could be while I appreciate what has been. This weekend we're doing both. We’re celebrating where God has taken us with thankfulness and we're looking at some words from Jesus to guide us into a New Year. This Sunday, One Service Only—All Together at 1…
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Merry Christmas!!! First time listening to our podcast? We’d like to get to know you! Head over to: http://bit.ly/connectcardccc. Connect with us! Do you have any prayer request? DM us. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/capecodchurch Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/capecodchurch/ Website: http://capecodchurch.com Connect Card: https://bit.ly/…
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Do you ever wish you could go back and experience Christmas through the eyes of a child? The wonder, the sleepless excitement, the cherished traditions... and not having to wrap a single gift! As we grow older, it’s easy for the magic of Christmas to fade. The story can feel overly familiar. Even if you didn’t grow up attending church, you’ve proba…
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A Christmas celebration is for everyone... but when you add children to the story, it gets even better (and harder). And this Sunday we’ve added the children into the celebration. We’ve told you the story of Christmas, we’ve uncovered some surprising gifts for families, and yes, we did party after! First time listening to our podcast? We’d like to …
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With all the ongoing controversy about whether a machine gun range should be built on the Upper Cape, it seems fitting to go back in time and revisit some history that in retrospect seems all but impossible, but true:Cape Cod once was home to an arsenal of nuclear weapons, 56 bombs located about 600 feet from a residential subdivision, in what was …
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A part of the joy of Christmas is the element of surprise. Under the tree, a collection of bags and boxes sits neatly (or sometimes not so neatly) wrapped. Surprise is an essential part of the story. It has been that way since the very beginning. Christmas itself is a surprise. We often expect one thing when searching for life's answers, yet Jesus …
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I am a genuine birder but a somewhat old and lazy one, with limited ability and ancient binoculars. I have some idea what is out there- soaring, skulking, or flitting about- but it is woefully incomplete compared to the information possessed by the array of gifted and obsessed observers that roam the Cape on a regular basis with powerful optics and…
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Be Full Wrapped Up with...A Celebration! These past weeks have been encouraging reminders of how God is at work and how we can be a part—and, how full that makes life. This Sunday, we wrapped it all up with a trip both across the street and around the world. Two very different places with one thing in common...they are both full of people God loves…
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