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Ahwatukee Church | Mountain Park Community Church | Phoenix, Arizona

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Mountain Park Community Church is located in the town of Ahwatukee in Phoenix, Arizona. We are a safe place. We want children, students and adults to realize that church can be fun. Mountain Park is also a dangerous place to stay. Most of us don't like change but we need it in some area of our lives. You will be challenged, you will be moved... and by the grace of God, we'll all be transformed.
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Another important issue that was addressed through the Protestant Reformation was access to God. We do not need to go through a “priest” because, through Christ, we now have direct access to God. This is referred to as the “priesthood of all believers.” This means that every believer is a priest and a saint. Every believer is royalty in the Kingdom…
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Most would agree that over the past 2,000 years, the most significant part of the church story was the Protestant Reformation. It was a challenge to the Church that people are not justified before God by their actions but by God’s grace alone. One of many passages that supports this is Romans 3:23-24. We need to be aware of our sin in order to appr…
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The Spanish Inquisition was a horrific and embarrassing part of church history. In the 15th century, there was an increasing number of Jewish people and Muslims who were entering the country of Spain. As a result, the church told them they could only stay if they converted to Christianity. Additionally, through the Inquisitions, they tortured these…
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Tens of thousands of Christians have been killed because of their faith. What would give someone the strength to be a martyr? How could a person ask God to forgive his or her murderer while the vile act was taking place? The answer is simple but powerful: love. In this week’s foundational verse, there are three pieces: love, pain and gain. We all w…
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The Eternal God has become human and dwelt among us. Jesus is divine and Jesus is human. But how? There was a big controversy in the early church and it continues to rage today. Who is this Jesus? Is he part God and part human? How can one person be fully God and fully human? The massive reality of this truth is the foundation of the Christian fait…
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The week, we are looking at the last verse in the “Revolution” part of the overall story. It is found in the book of Hebrews, near the beginning of a chapter known as the “Faith Chapter.” The author says, “without faith it is impossible to please God.” First of all, this assumes we want to please God. Secondly, it’s important for us to understand w…
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It’s one thing to debate the actual meaning of scripture. Different passages can be interpreted very differently and send us down a wide range of paths. But there’s an important question that must be asked before we pursue the true meaning: do these words really matter? Are they elevated above all other writings? Is the Bible literally the Word of …
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These verses are part of our foundational journey because it is essential for us to understand that we are at war. Regardless of what’s happening in the Middle East or with ISIS, until Jesus returns, we will continue to be at war. It’s not peacetime and it’s not time to let our guard down. God wants us to understand who the enemy is and to be prepa…
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This week’s verse is terrific encouragement regarding temptation, but it is surrounded by some aggressive challenges. Challenge #1 (verse 12) is “Don’t get cocky!” Don’t think that you’re immune to the power of temptation. Challenge #2 (verse 14) is “Flee from idolatry!” Don’t let anything become more important in your life than your relationship w…
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There’s a significant transition in the book of Romans between chapters 11 and 12. It’s a transition from belief to behavior, from doctrine to duty. Once we understand the grace and mercy of Jesus Christ (chapters 1-11), every believer wants to identify the will of God. What am I supposed to do? Who am I supposed to do it with? What is God’s will f…
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Are you living in the shadow of your dreams? Or have you given up on them altogether because the obstacles are just too great? In this message from the story of Joshua, we look at the unconventional way God works to guide Joshua and the people through impossible obstacles and into the Promised Land. You’ll be inspired to trust God’s leading and tak…
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