If You Knew What The Devil Knows | Ruben Villarreal | ThornCreek Church

How big is your God? Is he big enough to use you? Is he big enough to work in your situation? When it feels like nothing you have is enough, can God move? Today Pastor Ruben preaches about the God who uses 300 men vs 132,000 men. The same God who is with you.
Ever feel like pressure to live up to your social media image? Do you ever worry about people finding out who you really are? Ever feel like a fake or unqualified? This message series is for you. For nine weeks we will be looking at an imposter syndrome that a man named, "Gideon", had to work through. You will discover the truest thing about you is what God thinks about you. You will learn to have a healthy self-perspective that is centered on God's love, grace, and purpose. It's going to be good! Invite someone to join you. See you at church!
Aug 31 - Sep 1 I'm Not a Hero
Sep 7-8 Show Me a Sign
Sep 14-15 I'm Another Person at Night
Sep 21-22 I'm Having Second Thoughts
Sep 28-29 I Don't Have Enough
Oct 5-6 I Don't Know If I Can Do This
Oct 12-13 He Will Fight For Me
Oct 19-20 I Don't Need Fake Friends
Oct 26-27 I Can Go Back To My Old Ways

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I hesitated before I wrote this comment because I hate to be critical.
I have listened through a few of your sermons, because I wanted to recommend your church to my son who moved to Denver a few years ago.
He was raised in a church of the Nazarene, but at 32, He’s kind of left the faith.
I think it’s been difficult for him and other young people to see supposedly Christians following political figures like Donald Trump.
This is the critical part… In so many of your sermons you seem to Be preaching along with normal enthusiasm but then you tend to end with all the yelling, jumping, etc.
I understand it’s probably just your personal style, but do you think you could tone it down a little just because there’s a lot of people that feel very uncomfortable with that type of preaching.
I don’t blame you if you just say, well, tell your son to go somewhere else.
He also just got engaged and his fiancé didn’t grow up in the church, and most likely would not feel comfortable with yelling and the screaming.
Please, if you could just take my unsolicited advice and realize would probably reach more new people if you just did your sermons in a calm way, like Jesus would’ve.
Sorry, I really didn’t want to offend, but I’m just so frustrated trying to find a church that truly believes, but is not overboard with emotionalism.