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Sunday Sep 18, 2011
Sunday Sep 18, 2011
Jesus establishes Himself as the authority in the life of the disciple. In the course of a parable for His disciples, and a confrontation and correction with the Pharisees, Jesus reveals Himself as the authority over the disciple's money and possessions. He is also the authority over the disciple's mission and direction. Most importantly, He is the authority over the disciple's innermost thoughts, motives and desires.
Sunday Sep 11, 2011
Sunday Sep 11, 2011
Its pretty easy to get fired up at a sporting event, a rock concert, or even celebrating significant events in our kids lives... But how often do we get fired up at the same things that make God the Father want to party? In Jesus' scathing rebuke of the Pharisees, we see how we can line ourselves up with heaven itself for some REAL reasons to wanna party!
Sunday Sep 11, 2011
Sunday Sep 11, 2011
Its pretty easy to get fired up at a sporting event, a rock concert, or even celebrating significant events in our kids lives... But how often do we get fired up at the same things that make God the Father want to party? In Jesus' scathing rebuke of the Pharisees, we see how we can line ourselves up with heaven itself for some REAL reasons to wanna party!
Sunday Sep 04, 2011
Sunday Sep 04, 2011
We all know that salvation is solely dependent on grace. But what about discipleship? Does grace stop at salvation? Jesus gives a resounding "No!" to that question in this text. By learning what it means to HATE human relationships, our own wit, and our possessions we can learn what it truly costs to be a disciple of Jesus Christ! Along the road we learn that unless we embrace the idea of "I think I can't" we will never become the salty disciples that Jesus wants to use in this world.
Sunday Sep 04, 2011
Sunday Sep 04, 2011
We all know that salvation is solely dependent on grace. But what about discipleship? Does grace stop at salvation? Jesus gives a resounding "No!" to that question in this text. By learning what it means to HATE human relationships, our own wit, and our possessions we can learn what it truly costs to be a disciple of Jesus Christ! Along the road we learn that unless we embrace the idea of "I think I can't" we will never become the salty disciples that Jesus wants to use in this world.
Sunday Aug 28, 2011
Sunday Aug 28, 2011
Jesus confronts a group of Pharisees on their hypocrisy, pride, selfishness and unbelief; all in the course of one incredibly awkward dinner party. Jesus teaches them (and us) to instead choose integrity, humility, servanthood and belief. It is simply belief in Jesus, and what he accomplished on the cross, that secures our place at the "Great Banquet" that Jesus describes.
Sunday Aug 28, 2011
Sunday Aug 28, 2011
Jesus confronts a group of Pharisees on their hypocrisy, pride, selfishness and unbelief; all in the course of one incredibly awkward dinner party. Jesus teaches them (and us) to instead choose integrity, humility, servanthood and belief. It is simply belief in Jesus, and what he accomplished on the cross, that secures our place at the "Great Banquet" that Jesus describes.
Sunday Aug 21, 2011
Sunday Aug 21, 2011
Jesus continues His focus on the Kingdom of God, emphasizing the urgency of the Gospel with the metaphor of a shutting door. He goes on to affirm His commitment to the mission of the Kingdom, not allowing any distraction to derail His progress toward Jerusalem.
Sunday Aug 21, 2011
Sunday Aug 21, 2011
Jesus continues His focus on the Kingdom of God, emphasizing the urgency of the Gospel with the metaphor of a shutting door. He goes on to affirm His commitment to the mission of the Kingdom, not allowing any distraction to derail His progress toward Jerusalem.
Sunday Aug 14, 2011
Sunday Aug 14, 2011
Through the course of four seemingly unconnected events, Jesus paints a picture of the nature of the Kingdom of God, both in its global reach and its personal impact.