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Matthew 6:19-34 | Week 2 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen
One of Jesus’ most insightful questions was: “Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothing?” He understood that regardless of our financial status or circumstances, we’re all tempted to place too much value on material things. How often do we let money and possessions consume our thoughts rather than trusting God to meet our needs and give us peace? This message invites us to break free from this mindset and avoid the anxiety that comes from misplaced priorities.

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Luke 7: 31- 35 | Week 1 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

What’s your life focused on? Does it revolve around achieving happiness for you and your family or on something more? In this first message of our Questions Jesus Asked series, Jesus asks an unusual question and compares the people in His audience to children playing a game and dancing to the wrong tune. Discover what He meant by it and how it applies to your life and priorities.

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Week 1 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

Are you seeking answers about what it truly means to follow Jesus? Are you wondering why leadership alone doesn't bring the fulfillment you desire? In this insightful sermon "Following" by Pastor Jamie Rasmussen, discover why knowing God and finding your way to heaven is not about leading but about following. Explore the profound questions: Who or what are you following? How is it shaping your life? And most importantly, why does Jesus call us to follow Him above everything else? This message will guide you to understand how following Jesus can lead to a deeper, more meaningful relationship with God and transform your life. Don't miss this opportunity to find the answers you've been searching for!

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Daniel | Pastor Rustin Rossello

Are you feeling overwhelmed by the chaos of life? Have you ever wondered how to stay faithful when everything around you seems uncertain? In this compelling sermon based on the book of Daniel from Pastor Rustin Rossello, he will explore the powerful lessons that resonate with us today.

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Esther | Pastor Rustin Rossello

Esther, a young Jewish girl who was made queen of Persia, faced a crucial choice. Would she fulfill the role God had for her, risking her life to save her people, or take the safer path of least resistance? We face the same choices in life. Are we willing to take risks to be a part of God’s great adventure?

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Nehemiah | Pastor Derek Brandt

Do you ever think, “I’m just one person…how can I make a difference?” Born during the exile, Nehemiah had never seen Jerusalem, but hearing about its condition moved Him to ask God what He could do to help. His life is an inspiring example of what God does with people who have a willing spirit.

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Ezra | Pastor Rustin Rossello

Have you ever wondered what might be drawing you away from true devotion to God? Are there influences in your life that subtly, yet powerfully, pull you from your spiritual path?

In this sermon, we'll reflect on questions like how the friendships we keep impact our faith, whether our pastimes and hobbies are becoming distractions rather than blessings, and if our material possessions start owning us instead of the other way around. We'll also explore how our entitlements and desires limit where the Lord can lead us.

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2 Chronicles 36 | Pastor Ryan Goble

Have you ever made an unwise decision and wished you could hit reset and get another chance? When God’s people made some poor choices, it landed them in some serious trouble. This message looks at how their experiences apply to us and what to do when we need a reset with God.

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2 Chronicles 7 | Pastor Ryan Goble

When God feels far away or silent, how can we experience His presence? This message explains the secret. In ancient Israel, God symbolically resided in a physical temple, but today, because of Jesus, we can experience His presence within us and the results are holiness, worship and love.

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1 & 2 Chronicles | Pastor Rustin Rossello

Join us for an enlightening sermon from Pastor Rustin Rossello on the power of understanding and embracing our family roots to foster personal growth and transformation. Whether your family history is one of strength and support or challenges and hardships, this message will guide you on how to draw from your past to build a stronger, more purposeful future.

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Proverbs 8:5 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

Welcome to our special Father's Day sermon where Pastor Jamie Rasmussen delves into the wisdom of Proverbs and explores how to navigate conflicts with a godly heart. In this message, he'll uncover essential truths about:

• The Kind of Fight in Which You Sin

• Managing Anger

• Heartfelt Responses

• The Power of a Soft Answer

Join us as we reflect on these timeless principles from Proverbs and celebrate the fathers in our lives who strive to embody godly wisdom in every aspect of their journey.

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Proverbs 8:5 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

The Bible talks a lot about foolishness, but what does that mean and how can we avoid it? Three different types of fools are described in Proverbs, and this message outlines practical steps you can take to avoid becoming one of them.

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John1:3 | Jamie Rasmussen

Who is Jesus to you? Many view Jesus as the founder of Christianity, a great teacher, an example to follow, and someone to help us in times of need. But is He more than that? This Easter message offers a chance to step into a deeper understanding of who He claimed and proved Himself to be and how His life, sacrificial death, and resurrection can transform our lives.

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Romans 5:8 | Jamie Rasmussen

Join us in observing Jesus' last supper, Jesus carrying the cross, Jesus revealing, breaking, and ...

The meaning and explanation of Good Friday is that it commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and his death. The reason the day is "Good" is because the day is sacred. Good Friday is a holy day and central to our Christian belief of salvation.

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Romans 5:12 | Jamie Rasmussen

Why would we boast in the cross, a first century symbol of death? Because it can transform us. The cross as a gateway to new life and identity in Christ, and this message unveils three amazing experiences waiting for us at the foot of the cross. It provides all we need to experience freedom, respond to temptation, and experience strength in Christ amidst life's challenges.

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Galatians 6:6-10 | Ryan Goble

A true principle in life is that whatever we plant (sow), we will harvest (reap)! So, it’s always good to examine what things we’re sowing in our personal and spiritual lives—and whether they are focused on reaping temporary happiness or eternal fruit. Hope is the result when we plant and feed the right seeds!

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Galatians 5:24-26 | Jamie Rasmussen

How are we to love those around us? A meaningful way to demonstrate true Christ-like love is to bear another person’s burdens. This message in Galatians 6 unpacks how we can do this by entering into the struggles of others and caring for them in wisdom, humility, and love.

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Galatians 5:24-26 | Rustin Rossello

Discover how to let go of the complicated chaos of do’s and don’ts and embrace the freedom and joy found in walking with God. By focusing on Jesus and allowing Him to lead us, we can experience power over our sinfulness and see the fruit of the Spirit flourish in our lives as we can become living testimonies of God's abundant life.

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Galatians 5:16-23 | Jamie Rasmussen

In a world filled with wars and conflicts, we often overlook the most crucial battle: the war within our souls. This message explores how our actions reflect the ongoing struggle between the desires of the flesh and the Spirit's leading—and how we can achieve victory as we fight the good fight with wisdom and discernment.

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Galatians 5:1-15| Rustin Rossello

Discover the liberating truth that freedom in Jesus doesn't give us license to live recklessly, but rather empowers us to live victoriously in obedience and love. This message explores the dangers of legalism and other views that threaten our spiritual growth and celebrates the transformative power of God’s grace in our lives.

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Galatians 4:21-31 | Jamie Rasmussen

How often do we rely on our own efforts to make things work out in life rather than trusting in God’s provision and plans? This message looks at how Abraham and his family did just that and created some messy situations. The spiritual truths they learned about self-salvation can easily be applied in own lives.

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Galatians 4:12-20 | Jamie Rasmussen

Five things that we might want to be fostering in our own lives and in our relationships if we want those we love to hear us.

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Galatians 4:8-11 | Jamie Rasmussen

The gospel of Jesus is open to everyone. It’s more inclusive than any other religion, but it’s also exclusive in its truth claims that Jesus is the only way to God. This message unpacks why this is true and why it doesn’t make logical sense to go back to the world’s version of truth.

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Galatians 4:1-7 | Jamie Rasmussen

Believers in Jesus are living under grace, not the law, and God expects us to grow in maturity under that grace, not focus on the elementary principles of the world. Pastor Jamie shares four things in this message that can reveal whether we have some growing up to do in our faith.

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Romans 15:1-13 | Darryl DelHousaye

Sharing the good news with others involves much more than words. Our lives are meant to show people who Jesus is. In this message, Dr. Darryl DelHousaye, Chancellor of Phoenix Seminary, emphasizes that having a gracious attitude and love for others gives credibility to the truths we share.

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Luke 2:10 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

Christ’s coming into our world carried out God’s plan to reveal Himself and offer salvation to everyone, not just the Jews. Are we ever bothered when God offers His love and compassion to those who seem undeserving? This message challenges us to celebrate that God invites everyone to His heavenly party.

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Luke 2:8-12 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

What is joy? Is it happiness, pleasure, satisfaction, or something deeper? This message explores the meaning of joy, why we might not be experiencing it, and what steps we can take to find more of it!

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Luke 2:8-12 | Pastor Rustin Rossello

This first message of Advent looks at the Good News that breaks through the darkness and gives us a glimpse of God’s glory. Pastor Rustin closes with a moving video of a couple who found supernatural peace, joy and gratitude during a dark time as they experienced God love and grace.

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Galatians 3:26-29 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

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Galatians 3:15-25 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

God appreciates a good “Why?” question every now and then.

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Galatians 3:1-14 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

It takes faith in Jesus, not your own good works, if you want to be right with God.

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Galatians 2:20-21 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

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Galatians 2:17-19 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

When it comes to getting right with God, you can attempt to earn it or actually receive it—but not both.

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Galatians 2:15-16 | Pastor Rustin Rossello

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Galatians 2:1-14 | Pastor Rustin Rossello

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Galatians 1:11-24 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

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Galatians 1:10 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

In order to truly know God, you have to stop living to please others.

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Galatians 1:6-9 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

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Galatians 1:1-5 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

What is the gospel and why does it matter? Is it relevant in today’s culture and if so, how?

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Unlimited | Tim Kimmel

Scottsdale Bible Church serves people with special needs from ages 3-85 across the world. Learn more about our inclusive and supportive programs through our Special Needs ministry.

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Being The Intentional Church | Pastor Ryan Hubner

A special message from our Online Campus Pastor, Ryan Hubner on the vision God has given him for Online and how it supports the overall vision of Scottsdale Bible Church.

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The Way Of Love | Pastor Ryan Goble

A special message from our Shea Campus Pastor, Ryan Goble on the vision God has given him for Shea and how it supports the overall vision of Scottsdale Bible Church.

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Running by Faith | Pastor Ryan Heath

A special message from our North Ridge Campus Pastor, Ryan Heath on the vision God has given him for North Ridge and how it supports the overall vision of Scottsdale Bible Church.

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Who is Your Neighbor | Pastor Rich Griffith

A special message from our Fountain Hills Campus Pastor, Rich Griffith on the vision God has given him for Fountain Hills and how it supports the overall vision of Scottsdale Bible Church.

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Practicing the Way | Pastor Rick Holman

A special message from our Cactus Campus Pastor, Rick Holman on the vision God has given him for Cactus and how it supports the overall vision of Scottsdale Bible Church.

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1 Peter 1:1-2 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

The "_ of God" series is vision oriented and is focused on some key attributes of God. This message will explore the goodness of God—an attribute that is often questioned when we face difficult circumstances or see tragedy in our world.

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Psalm 119:68 | Pastor Jamie Rasmussen

The "_ of God" series is vision oriented and is focused on some key attributes of God. This message will explore the goodness of God—an attribute that is often questioned when we face difficult circumstances or see tragedy in our world.

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2 Corinthians 12:11-21 | Rustin Rossello

How do we respond when others betray us, disregard us, or question us? Paul faced this with the Corinthian church, and his response was to stay focused on Jesus and to sacrificially love these people in spite of their behavior. This message from Pastor Rustin challenges us to examine how and why we love others, especially those who are hard to love.

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2 Corinthians 12:7-10 | Rustin Rossello

Are we close enough to God that we can trust and praise Him even when we face challenging circumstances, difficult emotions, health issues, failures, and other debilitating “thorns”? In this message, Pastor Rustin Rossello challenges us to look at our weaknesses and difficulties as opportunities to witness God’s power and grace in our lives.

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2 Corinthians 12:1-6 | Rustin Russello

The Apostle Paul had every reason to boast about in his credentials and authority, yet in 2 Corinthians 12, he humbly approached the church with a personal story of how God radically transformed his life. This message from Pastor Rustin Rossello focuses on Paul’s heart of humility and shares how important it is for us, like him, to openly share our stories with safe people who will encourage us on our spiritual journey.

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2 Corinthians 11:16-33 | Derek Brandt

In 2 Corinthians 11:16-33, Paul defends his apostolic authority, compares himself to false teachers, recounts his hardships, and emphasizes his dedication to the gospel despite numerous challenges and sufferings. The concept of "kintsugi," the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, serves as a metaphor for how Paul's faith and ministry are strengthened through his trials, much like the broken pottery becomes more beautiful and valuable after being mended with gold.

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2 Corinthians 11:7-15 | Kevin Yule

Are we discerning enough to know falsehood when we see it? Some of the world's messages sound good, but when we look closely, we see that they are a few degrees off. In this sermon, Guest Pastor Kevin Yule shares that in order to identify what is false, we need a solid understanding of what is true.
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2 Corinthians 11:1-6 | Rustin Rossello

So many messages compete for our attention that it’s easy to get off track in our faith and led astray. Even sincere Christ followers can be deceived and start agreeing with a counterfeit version of the gospel – one that feels good, meets our needs, and doesn’t require much sacrifice. In this message, Pastor Rustin helps us recognize illusions that masquerade as the truth.
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