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"Fire in My Bones" with Pastor Chad Stuart - April 25, 2026

CS Chad Stuart April 25, 2026 1h 24m
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Chad Stuart’s sermon calls believers to move beyond private faith and make a clear, public stand for Jesus, knowing that real discipleship will bring real opposition. Drawing from Jeremiah’s struggle and the promise of the new covenant, he shows that bold witness does not come from trying harder or knowing more, but from Jesus writing His word on our hearts and placing a fire in our bones. That inner fire makes it impossible to stay silent, because Christ is the one who makes all things new. The message matters because the world is desperate to hear that hope, and Chad urges listeners to begin living and speaking that truth now, one prayer, one word, and one act at a time.

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PersecutionThe GospelThe Great ControversyWalking in the SpiritWitnessing and Evangelism

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covenantfaithfireGodJesuslightnewoppositionpersecutionSpiritwitness

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