Dr. June sang several songs during worship:

David Crowder Band - How He Loves (Lyrics And Chords)

The Air I Breathe - LIVE Vineyard's Best-Kathryn Scott '95

You Are Great by Juanita Bynum

Dr. June encouraged everyone in Psalm 32:

¹⁰ Many sorrows shall be to the wicked: but he that trusteth in the Lord, mercy shall compass him about.

¹¹ Be glad in the Lord, and rejoice, ye righteous: and shout for joy, all ye that are upright in heart.

Pastor's Sermon

In Christ ALL NATIONS ARE BLESSED! They which be of faith will be blessed with Faithful Abraham! When we be of faith - in what Jesus did on that cross for us. For as MANY THAT ARE UNDER THE LAW ARE UNDER A CURSE. (THIS is what Paul says in Galatians!).  It is written that no man is justified by the law - the just shall live by FAITH! Jesus was the curse for us as He hung on the tree! There is neither Jew nor Greek, male nor female, all are one in Christ Jesus! If you are in Christ, you are Abraham's seed! You are an heir to the promise!

A delusion is a fixed, false belief that is not based on reality and is maintained despite evidence to the contrary. These beliefs are not considered delusional if they are part of a cultural or religious practice. Delusions are a symptom of various mental health conditions, such as schizophrenia, delusional disorder, and major depressive disorder with psychotic features.

Control is never optional. Do not be bewitched. 

JUDEO-CHRISTIAN BELIEF - WE DENY

"Judeo-Christian" refers to the shared heritage of Judaism and Christianity, particularly their common sacred texts (the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament) and ethical principles, though the term's usage and meaning are debated. It has been used to describe a common cultural and moral foundation in the West, particularly the United States, but is also seen as inaccurate or politically charged, as it can oversimplify the distinct beliefs and historical relationship between the two religions. 

Common usage and interpretation

Shared values: 

It is frequently used to describe common ethical and moral principles, such as the "Golden Rule" and the sanctity of life. 

Cultural and political identity: 

The term has been used in the U.S. to define a national identity based on shared values to foster unity, particularly in the mid-20th century against perceived threats like fascism and communism. 

Shared heritage: 

The term is most often used to highlight the historical and textual links between the two faiths, with Christianity deriving from Judaism and incorporating its scriptures into the Christian Bible. 

Criticisms and debates

Inaccuracy: 

Critics argue the term creates a false sense of unity by overlooking fundamental differences, most notably the Christian belief in Jesus as the Messiah, which Judaism does not accept. (this is why we cannot accept that title - the JEWS reject Jesus...so how can we come in agreement?)

Exclusionary use: 

Some sources note that the term has been used politically to define an "in-group" and create a "them versus us" dynamic, particularly against other religions like Islam. 

Jewish perspective: 

The term is often viewed as a Christian-centric concept and is not a meaningful term within the Jewish community itself. 

Historical context: 

Its modern usage is a relatively recent development, originating in the 19th century and gaining prominence in the 20th century, and its use has evolved significantly over time

Thus, our church does not believe in Judeo-Christian title over America or us.

What do Judeo Christians believe in?

Judeo-Christian beliefs center on a shared worldview and moral values derived from both Judaism and Christianity, including the belief in one God, objective moral standards from divine law, the sanctity of human life, and personal responsibility. Key shared principles are the Old Testament as sacred scripture, the importance of the Ten Commandments, and the idea of a covenant between God and humanity. For Christians, these beliefs are fulfilled through Jesus Christ as the Messiah, while for Jews, the emphasis remains on the covenant established through the patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

Shared core beliefs

Monotheism: A belief in one, personal, and eternal God who created everything. (this is Google's definition but we do not agree with this. The Jews are partnering with Muslims because THEY believe in one God. They believe we believe in three gods (Trinity) so thus we can be charged with Antisemitism - not Muslims!)

Divine Law: The belief that objective moral standards come from God, with the Ten Commandments serving as a foundational example.
Sanctity of Life: The idea that all human life is precious because humans are created in God's image. (Divine Law is Noahide Laws)

Personal Accountability: The belief that individuals are morally accountable for their actions before God.

The Old Testament: The Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) is considered sacred, containing the history, law, and prophets of the Jewish people, and it is a foundational text for both faiths.

Differentiating beliefs

Judaism: Believes the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob is the divine lawgiver and creator, and does not accept Jesus as the messiah.

Christianity: Believes Jesus is the Jewish Messiah, the Son of God, and the fulfillment of the prophecies in the Hebrew Bible. The faith emphasizes Jesus's divinity and resurrection.

Shared values

Love and Compassion: Love for God, one's neighbor, and the stranger are fundamental virtues.

Justice: The importance of acting with justice, particularly toward the vulnerable and downtrodden.

Stewardship: A responsibility to care for God's creation.

Free Will: The capacity for humans to make choices, which leads to moral accountability.

Thank God for the circumcision made with the heart now - not with hands.