Mother’s Day
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Meet Moses’ Mother – 2013
In this Mother’s Day message, Pastor Byron honors mothers and examines Jochebed, Moses’ mother, whose faith is demonstrated in Exodus 2 and Hebrews 11. He highlights her faith in perception (seeing beyond circumstances to God’s sovereignty), faith in planning (wisely preparing the ark and placing Miriam nearby), and faith in providence (trusting God’s care even
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A Mother’s Legacy
In this Mother’s Day message, Pastor Byron examines the legacy that Timothy’s mother Eunice and grandmother Lois left through their authentic faith, as described in 2 Timothy 1. He highlights three characteristics Timothy inherited from his mother: transparent tenderness shown through his emotional sensitivity, teachable trust demonstrated by his genuine faith, and triumphant tenacity that
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A Remarkable Woman
In this Mother’s Day message Pastor Byron studies the virtuous woman of Proverbs 31, honoring mothers for their noble calling and remarkable influence. Through both humor and biblical exposition, he explores the characteristics of godly motherhood including trustworthiness, industry, compassion, wisdom in speech, and reverence for the Lord—encouraging mothers that their impact on children’s lives
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Moses, Mothers and Burnout
In this Mother’s Day message, Pastor Byron addresses the critical issue of burnout through Moses’ experience at Mount Sinai, showing how Jethro’s wise counsel about delegation and priorities saved Moses from exhaustion and spiritual collapse. Drawing from Exodus 18, Pastor Byron teaches that effective leaders must establish priorities, delegate to qualified people, maintain time alone
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A Mother’s Faith
In this Mother’s Day message, Pastor Byron presents Elizabeth from Luke 1 as a model of unwavering faith amid trials. He shows how Elizabeth believed God’s promises despite decades of barrenness and social disgrace, demonstrating that genuine faith is rooted in God’s unconditional love and filled with hope—challenging mothers (and all believers) to maintain private