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Some more summer nails before fall is fully here☀️👙🍉

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My top 3 horror movies
1. Bruno Mars concert being over
2. Life after the Bruno Mars concert
3. The Bruno Mars concert being just a memory

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Chicago so nice had to post twice

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Bean there, done that📍

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Life has been so sweet lately🩵🍓🍋‍🟩🫐

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Hailey
Seeing you grow in your relationship with God has been the most beautiful thing. I’m so thankful I’ve gotten to witness it! I can’t wait to see what the Lord has in store for you! I’m so proud of you and I love you so much 🫶

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this is what 21 looks like!! 🥂

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just busy doing stuff

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If we say we trust God and want to obey Him, but continually rely on ourselves for strength, do we really believe in His character?

In Malachi 2 and 3, God rebukes Israel through the prophet Malachi. They claimed to know Him, but their words and their actions didn’t align. Israel was meant to reflect who God is, yet their lives told a different story. And if we’re honest, we can relate.

The issue wasn’t just behavior, it was belief. Israel had a distorted view of God, and it showed in their worship, their conduct, and their lack of surrender. They lived as though His character wasn’t enough.

PC3, how do you see God? Is He your Refiner, Redeemer, and Provider? Is He truly enough for you? And more importantly, do your actions reflect the God you say you know?

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🎉No way she’s 21🎉

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Have you ever questioned God’s love for you?

Last week at PC3, we began our sermon series through Malachi, a book that reveals Israel’s complacency and rebellion, yet also highlights God’s deep desire for His people’s hearts. The Israelites doubted His love. They asked, “How have You loved us?” God responds not with frustration or impatience, but with steady reassurance.

And as we read the rest of Scripture, we see that same assurance unfold again and again. God’s love for us is not rooted in our performance or goodness, but in His unchanging grace. From beginning to end, the story of the Bible points to a faithful God who pursues His people.

PC3, how will we respond? Will we return to Him with humble hearts, confident not in ourselves, but in the steadfast love He has already set upon us?

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