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This week at Lifetree we kicked off a new sermon series entitled "Prove It." It’s time to prove our faith has what it takes to make a difference today, and faith that will lead us and those all around us, into eternity.

Today we heard a sermon from Pastor Vic on our halfway mark of the year! We also heard some amazing testimonies from some in our congregation on how God has given them perfect peace even in the midst of their troubles.

This week, we heard incredible testimonies from men from Teen Challenge!

This week at Lifetree we continued our sermon series entitled "The Secret of Contentment." "Father in heaven, You made me. You rule over all creation. You alone are God. I confess that there are times I think I know better than You. That if I were in Your place, my life would be better. That is not true. You are perfect in all of Your ways. You are precisely what I need You to be, yesterday, today, and forever. There could be no better God than You. I will worship You because You are worthy of my worship. My worship is the only appropriate response to who You are. My contentment is found in the promise that one day, I will have the privilege of understanding Your perfection in full. Amen."

This week at Lifetree we continued our sermon series entitled "The Secret of Contentment." "Heavenly Father, You have given me a will, and I am free to do with it what I choose. I acknowledge that within me is the desire to have what I want when I want. I recognize that getting my way does not promise contentment. It may not even be for my good. So today, and each day after, I surrender my will to Yours. I trust You to guide the seasons of my life. Your ways are just right and Your timing is perfect. You have made everything beautiful in it’s time. I will look for it. As I do, I will see You in each season of my life, and I will find contentment in Your presence with me. Amen."

This week at Lifetree we continued our sermon series entitled "The Secret of Contentment." "Dear Father in Heaven, I am not able to do all I want. I acknowledge that doing more does not promise me contentment. You have given me work to do, and I commit to doing my best with whatever You entrust to me. Most of all, I know that You have done the greatest work. On the cross, You died for me. You forgave my sins. You gave me eternal life. This is where my contentment is found."

This week at Lifetree Pastor Dan continued our sermon series "The Secret of Contentment." God will give you everything good for you. I do not have all that I want, and having more does not promise me contentment. If I do not have what I want, then I accept that today it is not good for me. At this moment, I lack nothing. God is so Good.