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Join us for the weekly sermons from Springfield Church of God in Springfield,OR.
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July 20, 2026
Summer in the Psalms - Week 4 - (7/19/2026)
<p>In this exploration of Psalm 139, we encounter one of Scripture's most intimate portraits of God's relationship with us. The psalm addresses a question that resonates deeply in our age of epidemic loneliness: Does anyone really care? David's answer is a resounding yes, revealing a God who knows us with an intimacy that surpasses human understanding. This sermon was first preached July 19, 2026 at Springfield Church of God by Pastor Jason Mitchell.</p>

July 12, 2026
Summer in the Psalms - Week 3 - (7/12/2026)
<p>Psalm 2 confronts us with a timeless question: Why do the nations rage against God? This psalm reveals a stunning truth: our struggles for control and independence from God are ultimately vain. True freedom comes not from casting off God's yoke, but from submitting to Christ, whose yoke is easy and burden is light. The nations may rage, evil may seem to triumph momentarily, but God remains sovereign, seated on His throne. We are invited to make a choice: will we join the futile rebellion, or will we kiss the Son in submission and find refuge in Him? This sermon was first preached July 12, 2026 at Springfield Church of God by Pastor Jason Mitchell.</p>

July 6, 2026
Summer in the Psalms - Week 2 - (7/5/2026)
<p>Psalm 49 confronts us with one of life's most fundamental questions: where do we place our trust? This ancient wisdom psalm cuts through the illusions we build around wealth and security, revealing a stark reality that even the richest among us cannot escape death or purchase salvation. The psalmist presents two paths before us: the foolish path of trusting in temporary riches, and the wise path of trusting in the eternal God. This sermon was first preached at Springfield Church of God by Ben Morehouse on July 5, 2026.</p>
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