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The 11:30 service explicitly gives the topic “I’ve got a place” after reading Hebrews 10:23–25.
A community of believers
The sermon asks which community listeners prioritize and says a community of believers should not be last on the list or neglected when people are stretched thin.
Help and care
The message says believers should expect help to hold on, motivation toward love and good works, and attentive, continuous care for one another.
Come and connect
The sermon says people cannot feel connected without availing themselves to what is available, encourages participation in church life, and names gathering as a way to receive help and motivation.
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“I’ve got a place.”
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“We need help to hold on.”
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“You have a responsibility in this too.”
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“Just pray.”
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