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CloseTim Harms - October 11, 2026
A Vision For Thriving In The City
In this message, we’re looking at Jeremiah 29:4-7 to talk about what it really means to love and invest in our communities. When the Israelites found themselves stuck in exile, God didn’t tell them to isolate themselves or give up. Instead, He told them to build houses, plant gardens, and work for the peace and success of the city around them. This message is a challenge for all of us to stop just trying to get by, start investing in our own neighborhoods, and realize that our own well-being is completely tied to the thriving of our city. Speaker: Tim Harms Main Text: Jeremiah 29:4-7
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A Vision For Thriving In The City
In this message, we’re looking at Jeremiah 29:4-7 to talk about what it really means to love and invest in our communities. When the Israelites found themselves stuck in exile, God didn’t tell them to isolate themselves or give up. Instead, He told them to build houses, plant gardens, and work for the peace and success of the city around them. This message is a challenge for all of us to stop just trying to get by, start investing in our own neighborhoods, and realize that our own well-being is completely tied to the thriving of our city. Speaker: Tim Harms Main Text: Jeremiah 29:4-7
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