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The Sword of God
By Pastor Chad On Sunday morning, we highlighted that Scripture is living, active, piercingly sharp, and discerns the human heart ( Hebrews 4:12-13 ). Given the divine power infused within the script of God’s Word, it is imperative that we find ways to cultivate it into our daily lives. One such way in doing that is to have a daily devotional time. Below are some great devotions that are not only easy to use, but helpful in one’s walk with the Lord. If you would like for the


Cedar Heights Newsletter - January 2026
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The Gospel Project at Home: Daniel's Prophecies
Read Scripture Read all or parts of Daniel 7–12 from your Bible or watch the Bible story video. Preschool Bible Story Video Elementary Bible Story Video Talk About Scripture Did you know that you have multiple dreams every night? You just can’t remember most of them. Dreams happen during REM sleep, which stands for Rapid Eye Movement. In this stage of the sleep cycle, the brain becomes highly active and processes information as if you were awake—even though you’re fast asle


Fourth Sunday of Advent: Love
By Pastor Chad Though God holds all of His attributes equally and infinitely, there is something about His display and attribute of love that pierces to the heart of mankind. Perhaps it is the fact that the attribute of love entails many other attributes (like goodness and righteousness) or perhaps it is because we all long to experience and receive love. It is like it is hardwired in us. And yet, it’s as if this world can never provide a suitable display of love to fully and


The Gospel Project at Home: Christmas Bonus
Read Scripture Read all or parts of Luke 2 from your Bible or watch the Bible story video. Preschool Bible Story Video Elementary Bible Story Video Talk About Scripture On July 20, 1969, the Apollo 11 mission successfully landed the first humans on the moon. Millions of people around the world watched a live broadcast of Neil Armstrong stepping out of the lunar module and taking the first steps on the surface of the moon. As he stepped out, the world heard Armstrong say the
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