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WATCH DAVID JEREMIAH SUNDAY SERVICE AT SHADOW MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY CHURCH DECEMBER 4TH 2022

Shadow Mountain Community Church Sunday Service 4th December 2022 with Pastor David Jeremiah

Watch the Sunday worship service of Shadow Mountain Community Church livestream at your convenience. The Sunday service is broadcast live from their headquarters at 2100 Greenfield Dr, El Cajon, CA 92019, United States

Shadow Mountain Community Church under the leadership of Pastor David Jeremiah is a church with a vision to serve God and humanity with a strong believe that the church should be a real place, a place that is warm and relevant to the lives of real people in normal everyday situations.

Pastor David Jeremiah
Pastor David Jeremiah

Sunday Service Times at Shadow Mountain Community Church 4th December 2022

What time is Shadow Mountain Community Church Sunday Service?

This Sunday, you can be a part of a life-altering encounter at the Shadow Mountain Community Church by participating in their Sunday Service. The schedules are as follows:

  • First Service: 7:00 a.m.  online
  • Second Service: 9:00 a.m. in-person and online
  • Third Service: 10:45 a.m. in-person and online
  • Fourth Service: 5:00 p.m. online

How do I connect to Shadow Mountain Community Church Sunday Service 4th December 2022?

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Shadow Mountain Community Church Sunday Service Ministers December 4th 2022

Who will be ministering live this Sunday at Shadow Mountain Community Church?

As you tune in today for a potent encounter and experience of the word, you can anticipate being under the ministration of Shadow Mountain Community Church’s head pastor, Pastor David Jeremiah.

Featured teaching by Pastor Sunday Jeremiah

“…Wherever you take God away, wherever you take Jesus away, wherever you push him to the perimeter, you leave a vacuum, and that vacuum is always filled not with good but with evil. And that’s what’s happening in our world. And Jesus said that’s what’s going to happen. He’s not telling that to us because he wants it to happen: because he knows it’s going to happen. And then the Bible says when this wickedness increases, love will grow cold. That’s an interesting thing. The growing wickedness will cause the love of many to grow cold. The NIV version of this particular verse says it this way: “The love of most will grow cold”. Not just many people but most people. The further we drift from God’s justice, the less we’ll be affected by God’s love.

While working on this material on the 4th of July, I remember checking the headlines. A gunman started shooting at an Independence Day parade in Highland Park outside of Chicago. Seven people were killed, two dozen wounded, as he fired away from the rooftop perch with a high-powered rifle. Initial reports indicated he had been planning the attack for weeks. The mayor of Highland Park actually knew the alleged gunman from many years earlier when he participated in the Boy Scouts. She said, “It was all too familiar”. And then she made this comment: “It breaks my heart,” she said. “I see this picture and through the tattoos I see this little boy who was in my Scout troop and I don’t know what got him to this point”. Pundits debate the reasons for these kinds of things, guns, mental illness, broken homes, drugs, all these things may play a part. But the root cause that got all of this to this point is here in Matthew 24:12.

Godly love is a human force that’s being frozen out of our culture, which in turn begets more violence. Because of growing wickedness, “the love of most people will grow cold,” and that phrase is a translation of the Greek word “psycho,” P-S-Y-C-H-O, the word from which we get our word “psyche” and “psychology”. I want you to notice: here in Matthew 24:12, the word is literally used in the sense of blowing air across something. Think of your coffee when it’s too hot to drink. What do you do? You blow on it, allowing the air to stir the top of the liquid, cooling it just a bit. That’s the word Matthew used. “As the winds of lawlessness blow across our world, it chills our love and the world becomes a colder place”. That’s what’s happening. If you need more evidence, think of the loneliness and lostness of multitudes of people around us….”

The above excerpt iS from the In a World of Lawlessness, BE KIND teaching.

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