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Tests & Foreshadowing | Genesis 22:1-14
OPENING DOORS | RON HOLTON | OCTOBER 26, 2025
Ron goes over how Abraham’s tests, particularly the near-sacrifice of Isaac, demonstrate his faith in God’s promises and foreshadow the gospel, where God provides Jesus as the ultimate sacrificial Lamb. He then goes over all the doors that have been opened for RockPointe Church and how God is calling us to open more.
RECENT SERMONS FROM "OPENING DOORS"
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Are You Giving God Your First and Best Destin emphasizes that prioritizing God in all aspects of life, including finances, reflects a heart fully devoted to Him, as illustrated by biblical examples like Abel’s sacrificial offering and the call to give with joy and intention.Are You Giving God Your First and Best
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Divine Recognition - Genesis 14:18-23 Ron explores Melchizedek's encounter with Abraham in Genesis 14 as a model of honoring God's providence, supremacy, and ownership through faithful tithing as worship.Divine Recognition - Genesis 14:18-23
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A Biblical View of Wealth - Matthew 6:19-2 Destin inspires us to reflect on God's abundant generosity as we kick off Opening Doors, urging radical generosity that aligns our treasures and hearts with eternal values while conquering greed through faithful stewardship of His resources for His ultimate glory.A Biblical View of Wealth - Matthew 6:19-2
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The Call - Genesis 12:1-5 Pastor Ron explores God's call to Abram to step out in faith, trust in His provision, and embrace the purpose of blessing others, inspiring RockPointe Church to reflect on how God is calling us to trust Him and open doors to bless others.The Call - Genesis 12:1-5
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SUPPLEMENTAL SERMON CONTENT
We are created to mirror, reflect, and to show who God is. Fellowship is a communicable attribute of God; an attribute He shares with His creation.
Jesus himself lived in community with His disciples, demonstrating close, supportive relationships.
How do we advance the gospel if 85% of non-believers see through our facades? How is that evangelistic?
