Collective Church Omaha

🙌🏻 "The tomb reveals to us that what we think is an end is actually just a doorway to God’s new beginnings. Your story isn't over, because His story wasn't over." — Pastor DrewIn this powerful Resurrection Sunday service, Pastor Drew kicks off our new series, Death, Defeated. While the world often looks at our struggles, traumas, and mistakes as a final "case closed," the empty tomb tells a different story: The end is NOT the end.Pastor Drew explores the historical and logical reliability of the resurrection, reminding us that Jesus didn't just defeat death 2,000 years ago—He defeated the fear, sin, and shame that keep us trapped today. From the miraculous restoration of marriages to the radical transformation of the first disciples, we see that a perfect God is still moving in the lives of imperfect people. Join us as we celebrate the Risen King and learn why the resurrection demands a response that changes absolutely everything.-------------------------------------------------------📖 Scripture References1 Corinthians 15 : 14-20 – https://www.bible.com/bible/59/1CO.15.14-20.ESVGalatians 2 : 20 – https://www.bible.com/bible/59/GAL.2.20.ESVGenesis 12 : 2 – https://www.bible.com/bible/59/GEN.12.2.ESVJames 4 : 8 – https://www.bible.com/bible/59/JAS.4.8.ESVGenesis 50 : 20 – https://www.bible.com/bible/59/GEN.50.20.ESV-------------------------------------------------------06:12 - 1,993 Years Later: The Historical Evidence of AD 3310:53 - Anthony Ray Hinton: When the Gavel Isn't the Final Word13:16 - Joseph, Paul, and Shadrach: Proof God is Just Getting Started19:42 - Why the Resurrection Changes Everything (The Tim Keller Perspective)24:40 - Is the Resurrection Trustworthy? Logic and Prophecy27:03 - The Disciples' Transformation: From Hiding to Dying for the Truth33:25 - Miracle Story: How Jesus Rescued Tom & Don’s Marriage39:00 - The Resurrection Demands a Response: Taking Up Your Cross41:51 - The King’s Treasury: A Story of Justice and Substitutionary Love48:13 - Altar Call: Returning to the Father and Choosing Freedom--------------------------------------------------------For any information, how to connect, and/or prayer requests: https://form.church/youcollectiveomahaWe'd love to hear from you! Connect with us on: - Website: https://www.collectiveomaha.com - Facebook: https://facebook.com/collectiveomaha - Instagram: @collectiveomaha - Email: hello@collectiveomaha.com - Youtube: https://youtube.com/collectiveomaha - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4M9KbSOFHBViC4UTzsOvIK?si=fdb9dd2cf24c46f0 - Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/collective-church-omaha/id1792027778

🔥 "God can be good and life be hard. There is not a single thing that happens to us that is not somehow touched by His goodness and faithfulness—even the interruptions, the heartaches, and the valleys." - Pastor MorganIn the powerful conclusion of our Good Shepherd series, Pastor Morgan dives into the final verses of Psalm 23 to discover what it means to live a life that truly overflows. While many of us walk through seasons carrying the "oil of sadness," Pastor Morgan reminds us that the Good Shepherd anoints our heads with the oil of joy—a joy that isn't dependent on our circumstances, but on His character.Drawing from her own journey through seasons of anxiety, Pastor Morgan explores the vital necessity of "staying near the Cup Filler." If you feel dry, distant, or overlooked, this message is a powerful reminder that God’s goodness and mercy aren't just following you—they are chasing you down. Learn why the gathering of the "flock" in the local church is God's ordained way to provide protection, restoration, and a seat at His table forever.------------------------------------📖 Bible References Psalm 23 – https://www.bible.com/bible/59/PSA.23.ESVHebrews 1 : 8-9 – https://www.bible.com/bible/59/HEB.1.8-9.ESVJames 1 : 2-4 – https://www.bible.com/bible/59/JAS.1.2-4.ESVGenesis 50 : 20 – https://www.bible.com/bible/59/GEN.50.20.ESVJob 42 : 5 – https://www.bible.com/bible/59/JOB.42.5.ESVIsaiah 53 : 6 – https://www.bible.com/bible/59/ISA.53.6.ESV------------------------------------00:00 - Opening & Reflection01:00 - The Easter Challenge: Pastor Morgan on the Power of an Invite03:40 - Corporate Prayer for the Lost & Broken06:13 - Scripture Reading: Psalm 2307:35 - The Oil of Joy vs. The Oil of Sadness11:29 - Staying Near the Cup Filler: Pastor Morgan's Illustration on Abiding13:58 - When Life is Hard but God is Still Good16:24 - Surely: Speaking from Experience, Not Guesswork17:17 - Chased by Goodness: Trading Your Past for His Mercy20:14 - Joseph, Job, and Jesus: Turning Pain into Purpose22:40 - Understanding 'Hessed': The Loyal Love of God25:49 - Why the "Lonely Sheep" Misses the Blessing27:17 - The Essential Power of the Local Church Family30:04 - Reporting from the Battlefield: Why We Worship31:31 - Pastor Morgan’s Personal Testimony: Finding God in the Dry Season36:39 - Invitation to the Altar: Drawing Near to the Shepherd38:38 - Closing Prayer & Blessing------------------------------------For any information, how to connect, and/or prayer requests: https://form.church/youcollectiveomahaWe'd love to hear from you! Connect with us on: - Website: https://www.collectiveomaha.com - Facebook: https://facebook.com/collectiveomaha - Instagram: @collectiveomaha - Email: hello@collectiveomaha.com - Youtube: https://youtube.com/collectiveomaha - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4M9KbSOFHBViC4UTzsOvIK?si=fdb9dd2cf24c46f0 - Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/collective-church-omaha/id1792027778

🙌🏻 "The Shepherd doesn’t use the rod to enslave the sheep; He uses it to free them. His discipline is not a sign of His anger, but a proof of His presence and a guarantee of His protection."In Part 4 of our Good Shepherd series, Pastor Drew tackles a phrase that often makes us uncomfortable: "Your rod and your staff, they comfort me." How can a rod used for discipline be a source of comfort?By examining the traditional tools of a Middle Eastern shepherd, we discover the profound difference between God's gentle guidance (the Staff) and His protective discipline (the Rod). We often flee from correction, but for a sheep in the wilderness, an inactive shepherd is a dangerous shepherd. This message explores how to discern God’s leading in your life, why the "hard path" is often the one that leads to the lushest pastures, and how to avoid becoming a "cast sheep"—stuck in your own comfort and unable to move. If you feel like you are in a valley of transition or conviction, this word will help you recognize the Shepherd’s voice amidst the noise.--------------------------------------------🐑 The Shepherd’s Tools: A Breakdown1️⃣ The Staff (Guidance): The long stick with a crook used for gentle touches, points of contact, and looping around the neck to guide sheep away from subtle dangers. It represents God's whispers and gentle course correction.2️⃣ The Rod (Protection & Discipline): The shorter, heavier tool kept at the hip for urgent matters—driving off predators or correcting a rebellious sheep that is heading for a cliff. It represents God’s firm conviction and his defense of the flock.3️⃣ The Sling (Destruction of the Enemy): A tool used exclusively for the wolves and bears, never on the sheep. This reminds us that God fights for us, even when He is disciplining us.--------------------------------------------📖 Scripture ReferencesPsalm 23 : 3-4 - https://www.bible.com/bible/59/PSA.23.3-4.ESVProverbs 3: 11-12 - https://www.bible.com/bible/59/PRO.3.11-12.ESVProverbs 22 : 15 - https://www.bible.com/bible/59/PRO.22.15.ESVHebrews 12 : 11 - https://www.bible.com/bible/59/HEB.12.11.ESVJohn 10 : 27 - https://www.bible.com/bible/59/JHN.10.27.ESVPsalm 139 : 23 - 24 - https://www.bible.com/bible/59/PSA.139.23-24.ESV--------------------------------------------00:00 - Love Into the Light: The Easter Challenge05:53 - Scripture Reading: Psalm 2307:40 - The Rod & The Staff: How God Leads Us10:44 - The Shepherd’s Staff: Gentle Guidance & Connection15:10 - The Shepherd’s Rod: Discipline & Protection19:30 - The Sling: Destruction of the Enemy25:20 - 3 Questions to Discern God’s Leading39:40 - There is Freedom in His Rod & Staff------------------------------------For any information, how to connect, and/or prayer requests: https://form.church/youcollectiveomahaWe'd love to hear from you! Connect with us on: - Website: https://www.collectiveomaha.com - Facebook: https://facebook.com/collectiveomaha - Instagram: @collectiveomaha - Email: hello@collectiveomaha.com - Youtube: https://youtube.com/collectiveomaha - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4M9KbSOFHBViC4UTzsOvIK?si=fdb9dd2cf24c46f0 - Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/collective-church-omaha/id1792027778

🔥 "Hard times don't mean God's absence; they unlock His presence. Some of the closest times I’ve ever felt with the Lord weren't in the pinnacle moments—they were in the pits."Why does a "Good Shepherd" lead His sheep into dark valleys? In Part 3 of our Good Shepherd series, Pastor Drew explores the hardest verses of Psalm 23. We often think following Jesus means a life of only green pastures, but the "Shepherd King" David knew that the path to the mountaintop always requires walking through the ravine.In this message, we learn how God’s presence provides freedom from fear, divine strength for the journey, and a supernatural peace that allows us to "dine" even while surrounded by enemies. If you are in a "dark night of the soul," this message is a reminder that the valley is a pathway, not a destination.----------------------------------------------------------------------📖 Bible ReferencesPsalm 23 : 4-5 https://www.bible.com/bible/59/PSA.23.4-5.ESVHebrews 13 : 15 https://www.bible.com/bible/59/HEB.13.15.ESVPsalm 34 : 18 https://www.bible.com/bible/59/PSA.34.18.ESVRomans 8 : 28 https://www.bible.com/bible/59/ROM.8.28.ESVPsalm 27 : 1 https://www.bible.com/bible/59/PSA.27.1.ESV----------------------------------------------------------------------00:00 - Preparing for Easter: The "Love Into the Light" Challenge06:10 - Reading the Word: Psalm 23 Memorization12:30 - The "Chiasm" of Psalm 23: The Climactic Center14:39 - #1: Freedom from Fear (The Presence of the Shepherd)20:55 - #2: Strength through the Journey (Defining a "Valley Season")25:20 - A Living Testimony: Dr. Bob’s Fight with Cancer32:00 - #3: Peace and Joy (A Table in the Presence of Enemies)34:53 - #4: Salvation: Why the Darkest Seasons Aren’t Forever----------------------------------------------------------------------For any information, how to connect, and/or prayer requests: https://form.church/youcollectiveomahaWe'd love to hear from you! Connect with us on: - Website: https://www.collectiveomaha.com - Facebook: https://facebook.com/collectiveomaha - Instagram: @collectiveomaha - Email: hello@collectiveomaha.com - Youtube: https://youtube.com/collectiveomaha - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4M9KbSOFHBViC4UTzsOvIK?si=fdb9dd2cf24c46f0 - Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/collective-church-omaha/id1792027778

🔥 "His ability to speak is greater than your inability to hear... I will make myself clear. Stay on your knees, seek Him, and pursue Him." — Pastor DrewIn this second part of the "Good Shepherd" series, Pastor Drew dives deep into the promise of rest found in Psalm 23:2-3. He challenges the common "hustle culture" mentality, where our lives often feel more like a frantic checklist than a peaceful pasture. Pastor Drew explains that the "Green Pastures" and "Still Waters" aren't just scenic backdrops; they are intentional provisions from a Shepherd who knows exactly what we need to feel safe and satisfied. He shares a transparent (and funny) story about his own struggle with "packing anxiety" to show how easily we can lose our peace, and reminds us that true restoration only happens when we stop chasing "cheap versions" of fulfillment and settle into the presence of the One who is more than enough.-------------------------------------------------📖 Bible ReferencesPsalm 23:1-6 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/PSA.23.1-6.NIVPhilippians 4:11-13 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/PHP.4.11-13.NIVJohn 10:14 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/JHN.10.14.NIVIsaiah 55:1-2 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/ISA.55.1-2.NIVRevelation 7:15-17 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/REV.7.15-17.NIV-------------------------------------------------[00:00] Introduction: The joy of sitting in God's presence[02:30] The "Goliath" of Packing: A lesson in how easily we lose our peace[08:30] Corporate Reading: Psalm 23:1-6[10:20] "I Shall Not Want": Moving from lack to full contentment[16:25] The Provision of the Shepherd[25:50] Four Things a Sheep Needs to Lie Down: Fear, Pests, Hunger, and Tension[28:00] The Presence of the Shepherd[29:25] The Restoration of the Shepherd[32:00] The "Antithesis" of Psalm 23: When the clock is our dictator[37:00] Closing Prayer and Surrender----------------------------------------------------------------------For any information, how to connect, and/or prayer requests: https://form.church/youcollectiveomahaWe'd love to hear from you! Connect with us on: - Website: https://www.collectiveomaha.com - Facebook: https://facebook.com/collectiveomaha - Instagram: @collectiveomaha - Email: hello@collectiveomaha.com - Youtube: https://youtube.com/collectiveomaha - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4M9KbSOFHBViC4UTzsOvIK?si=fdb9dd2cf24c46f0 - Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/collective-church-omaha/id1792027778

🌎 "The God who created the universe knows I exist is crazy to me, sees me even crazier, knows me, and actually cares and loves me more than I will ever love him." — Pastor DrewThis week, Pastor Drew invites us into a new journey through the most famous psalm ever written: Psalm 23. More than just a comforting poem, this message gets real about our need for a guide in a world that often feels chaotic and lonely. Pastor Drew breaks down the "relational equivalent" of being a 🐑 sheep—not as an insult, but as an honest look at how much we need protection, direction, and a voice we can trust. He shows us that the all-powerful Creator isn't some distant "manager," but a Shepherd who gets His hands dirty to be with us, loves us in our messes, and offers us a place where we finally belong.------------------------------------[00:00:00] Introduction to Relational Equivalents[00:07:17] Series Launch: "Good Shepherd" (Psalm 23)[00:10:14] Corporate Reading of Psalm 23[00:13:03] King David’s History with Shepherding[00:16:31] The Meaning of "Yahweh" (The Lord)[00:21:44] Three Roles: Protector, Master, and Comforter[00:23:29] The Nature of Sheep: Why we need a Shepherd[00:35:31] The Marking of the Sheep and the Bondservant Law[00:41:07] Call to Commitment and Altar Response-------------------------------------------------📖 Bible ReferencesPsalm 23:1-6 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/PSA.23.1-6.NIVJohn 10:11 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/JHN.10.11.NIVJohn 10:14-16 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/JHN.10.14-16.NIVDeuteronomy 15:12-17 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/DEU.15.12-17.NIVJohn 14:16 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/JHN.14.16.NIV-------------------------------------------------For any information, how to connect, and/or prayer requests: https://form.church/youcollectiveomahaWe'd love to hear from you! Connect with us on: - Website: https://www.collectiveomaha.com - Facebook: https://facebook.com/collectiveomaha - Instagram: @collectiveomaha - Email: hello@collectiveomaha.com - Youtube: https://youtube.com/collectiveomaha - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4M9KbSOFHBViC4UTzsOvIK?si=fdb9dd2cf24c46f0 - Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/collective-church-omaha/id1792027778

"The greatest gospel presentation you will ever be able to give is your own testimony." — Pastor Drew
In this mission-focused message, Collective Church introduces the "Love Into the Light" challenge for 2026. The focus is on moving beyond personal habits and heart transformation to actively engaging in the "co-mission" with Jesus to reach the lost in Omaha and beyond.
 
The message outlines a practical 40-day journey leading up to Easter, centered on three core actions for every believer:
Identify Your "One" Every person is challenged to pick one individual who is "far from God but close to you"—someone you already have a relationship with in your daily life.
Pray and Love Intentionally Commit to praying for your "One" daily and finding radical, practical ways to serve them without expecting anything in return.
Share Your Testimony Rather than feeling pressured to give a complex theological presentation, believers are encouraged to simply be "witnesses". A witness tells the story of what they have seen and experienced—how God met them in their brokenness and offered hope. Download Circle Gospel Presentation here > https://tinyurl.com/4zpxzcxe 
The Power of Invitation The goal is to invite your "One" to join you on Easter Sunday. The speaker notes that almost everyone established in faith is there because someone else took the time to invite them into a community.
 
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Scripture References
Mark 16:15 – The command to go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to all creation. https://www.bible.com/bible/111/MRK.16.15.NIV
Matthew 28:19-20 – The Great Commission to make disciples of all nations and the promise of His presence. https://www.bible.com/bible/111/MAT.28.19-20.NIV
Matthew 9:36-38 – Jesus' compassion for the "harassed and helpless" crowds and the call to pray for workers. https://www.bible.com/bible/111/MAT.9.36-38.NIV
Acts 1:8 – The promise of power from the Holy Spirit to be witnesses to the ends of the earth. https://www.bible.com/bible/111/ACT.1.8.NIV
Acts 8:1-4 – How the early church, when scattered by persecution, preached the word everywhere they went. https://www.bible.com/bible/111/ACT.8.1-4.NIV
 
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Sermon Chapters
[00:00:09] The 2026 Theme: "Lean In"
[00:01:35] Developing a Mutual Love for God
[00:04:50] Leaning into the Mission
[00:05:45] The Great Commission & "Co-Mission"
[00:08:00] The State of the City: Reaching Omaha
[00:10:30] Exponential Growth through "The One"
[00:12:00] Love Into the Light: The 40-Day Challenge
[00:15:35] The Power of an Invitation
[00:17:10] The Keychain Commitment
[00:20:50] Radical Intentionality: The "Bless" Strategy
[00:23:00] Sharing Your Testimony: The Three Circles
[00:36:00] Real-Life Opportunities
[00:39:15] Closing Prayer and Surrender
 
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🙌🏻 "The only obstacle between you and life—the capital L life—is surrender." — Pastor Lee MartinIn this powerful message from Collective Church, Pastor Lee Martin shares his deeply personal testimony of failure, wilderness, and ultimate redemption. Through his story of "shipwrecking" his life and ministry, he highlights how God specializes in taking dead things and making them alive again.Pastor Lee frames his journey around three pivotal statements that many find themselves asking in seasons of crisis:"How did I get here?"Lee describes the slow drift of small compromises that led to a double life and the near destruction of his marriage and ministry. He reminds us that even when life doesn't work out as hoped, our story is not over."God, I can’t fix this."After losing his position and moving into a "wilderness" season for years, Lee realized that life’s hardest problems—shattered trust and broken families—cannot be solved by human effort or "looking within.""If you don’t rescue me, I am finished."On a mountain summit in Colorado, Lee reached a point of total surrender. He shares the defining question God posed to him: If things never get fixed, but you have Me, is that enough? This surrender became the turning point from death to "Capital L" Life.The sermon concludes with the hopeful reality that God is a God of resurrection. Lee’s marriage was not just restored but made new, and his ministry was reborn into a mission to help other men find spiritual breakthroughs.-------------------------------------------------------📖 Scripture ReferencesJohn 10 : 10 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/JHN.10.10.NIVActs 1 : 8 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/ACT.1.8.NIVLuke 24 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/LUK.24.NIVMark 5 : 25 - 34 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/MRK.5.25-34.NIVMatthew 16 : 25 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/MAT.16.25.NIV-------------------------------------------------------00:00 – Introduction: Pastor Drew introduces Pastor Lee Martin.05:00 – The Thesis: John 10:10—Understanding "Capital L" Life vs. the Thief.07:06 – Point 1: "How did I get here?": Dealing with the reality of disappointment.10:02 – The Backstory: Pastor Lee shares his journey of success and subsequent failure in Omaha.19:09 – The Reality of Disappointment: Lessons from the Road to Emmaus (Luke 24).25:30 – Point 2: "God, I can't fix this.": Realizing life’s hardest problems can't be solved alone.26:35 – The Wilderness: Seven years in the "desert" and the struggle to move forward.31:50 – Point 3: "If you don’t rescue me, I’m finished.": The breakthrough on the mountain.35:20 – The Question of Surrender: "If you only have Me, is it enough?"39:50 – Resurrection: How God restored his family and ministry.-------------------------------------------------------For any information, how to connect, and/or prayer requests: https://form.church/youcollectiveomahaWe'd love to hear from you! Connect with us on: - Website: https://www.collectiveomaha.com - Facebook: https://facebook.com/collectiveomaha - Instagram: @collectiveomaha - Email: hello@collectiveomaha.com - Youtube: https://youtube.com/collectiveomaha - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4M9KbSOFHBViC4UTzsOvIK?si=fdb9dd2cf24c46f0 - Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/collective-church-omaha/id1792027778

🔥 "If you have a relationship that you are in that is not drawing you nearer to Him, you're doing it wrong. You either need to redefine that relationship and how you interact with it, or cut it off." — Pastor DrewIn the sermon "9 Keys to a THRIVING Relationship," Pastor Drew emphasizes that our human relationships are designed to point us back to our Creator. He explains that we often try to bridge the gap between ourselves and others through our own effort, but real reconciliation and growth only happen when we prioritize our vertical relationship with God. By applying biblical principles like empathetic listening, selfless service, and radical forgiveness, we transform our interactions from being "me-centered" to "Christ-centered," allowing our relationships to thrive even in difficult seasons.🔥 The 9 Keys to a Thriving Relationship 🔥1 - Center Your Relationship on Christ: Move toward God to get closer to each other.2 - Speak Empathy Before Truth: Be "with" people in their pain before offering solutions.3 - Do Not Defend; Understand: Be quick to listen and slow to speak.4 - Be a Servant First: Outdo one another in showing honor.5 - Pray With and For Each Other: Invite God to be the unifier in the relationship.6 - Celebrate More Than You Critique: Maintain a 5-to-1 ratio of positive to negative interactions.7 - Forgive as You Have Been Forgiven: Forgive quickly, just as Christ forgave you.8 - Look to Honor God: See every relationship as a way to reflect God's character.9 - Let Love Be the Engine: Put on love, which binds everything together in perfect unity.---------------------------------------------------------📖 Scripture ReferencesPsalm 133:1 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/PSA.133.1.NIVRomans 12:15 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/ROM.12.15.NIVEphesians 4:15 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/EPH.4.15.NIVJames 1:19 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/JAS.1.19.NIVMatthew 9:35 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/MAT.9.35.NIVMatthew 18:19-20 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/MAT.18.19-20.NIVProverbs 18:21 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/PRO.18.21.NIVColossians 3:13-14 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/COL.3.13-14.NIV1 Peter 4:8 – https://www.bible.com/bible/111/1PE.4.8.NIV---------------------------------------------------------[00:00] Sermon: 9 Keys to a Thriving Relationship[07:23] Key 1: Center on Christ[12:54] Key 2: Speak Empathy Before Truth[16:09] Key 3: Do Not Defend; Understand[19:42] Key 4: Be a Servant First[22:37] Key 5: Pray With and For Each Other[25:44] Key 6: Celebrate More Than You Critique[28:10] Key 7: Forgive as You Have Been Forgiven[30:51] Key 8: Look to Honor God[35:13] Key 9: Let Love Be the Engine---------------------------------------------------------For any information, how to connect, and/or prayer requests: https://form.church/youcollectiveomahaWe'd love to hear from you! Connect with us on: - Website: https://www.collectiveomaha.com - Facebook: https://facebook.com/collectiveomaha - Instagram: @collectiveomaha - Email: hello@collectiveomaha.com - Youtube: https://youtube.com/collectiveomaha - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4M9KbSOFHBViC4UTzsOvIK?si=fdb9dd2cf24c46f0 - Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/collective-church-omaha/id1792027778

🔥"A woman who fears the Lord changes her home, and when a home is changed, it impacts the world."
What does it actually mean to be a Proverbs 31 woman? In this sermon, Pastor Morgan breaks down the 10 Traits of a Godly Woman, moving past the "impossible standard" to reveal God’s true design for biblical womanhood. Whether you’re looking for godly relationship advice, a deeper Proverbs 31 bible study, or ways to grow in your faith, this message reframes roles like "helper" and "submission" as positions of strength, power, and partnership.
Discover how a woman who fears the Lord can transform her home, her marriage, and the world around her. This is part 3 of our Relationships series, designed to help both men and women activate their God-given callings.
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📖 Scripture References:
Genesis 1 : 27 — https://www.bible.com/bible/111/GEN.1.27.NIV
Genesis 2 : 18 — https://www.bible.com/bible/111/GEN.2.18.NIV
Psalm 15 : 4 — https://www.bible.com/bible/111/PSA.15.4.NIV
Proverbs 31 : 10-31 — https://www.bible.com/bible/111/PRO.31.10-31.NIV
Ephesians 5 : 22-25 — https://www.bible.com/bible/111/EPH.5.22-25.NIV
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[00:00] - Sermon: 10 Traits of A Godly Woman
[01:58] - Created in God's Image
[02:50] - Trait 1: The Helper
[07:06] - Trait 2: Biblical Submission
[13:00] - Trait 3: Living a Holy Life
[14:54] - Trait 4: Being Trustworthy & Reliable
[17:25] - Trait 5: A Blessing to Her Husband & Family
[19:40] - Trait 6: The Value of Hard Work
[22:45] - Trait 7: A Heart of Generosity
[23:59] - Trait 8: Respectful Character & Modesty
[25:53] - Trait 9: Speaking with Wisdom & Kindness
[27:45] - Trait 10: Fearing the Lord
[31:30] - Closing Prayer & Call to Action
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