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The “Who Is Jesus?” Series: “The Way and The Truth”
With this verse, Jesus put a stake in the ground about Himself. If He is who He says He is, this must affect what we believe is true and what way we choose.
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Discipling the Next Generation: An Intro Conversation about the WHY and HOW
Discipleship starts with a conversation, which can be as simple as sharing what you have experienced with the Lord with someone else. Christ’s Great Commission for the nations begins with conversations in our own homes and relationships.
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The “Who Is Jesus?” Series: “The Way and The Truth”
With this verse, Jesus put a stake in the ground about Himself. If He is who He says He is, this must affect what we believe is true and what way we choose.
The “Who Is Jesus?” Series: “The Resurrection and the Life”
Based on what Jesus said about death, we have two options in life: we can live however we want, OR we can live for the One who said He is the resurrection and the life.
The Good Friday Series: Why is “Good Friday” Good?
Sin’s wages of death is one each of us must cash, but Jesus took that paycheck to the bank of the cross, cashed it for us and offers us the gift of “eternal life” instead.
The Good Friday Series: Why do “Good People” do Bad Things?
Whether we intend to sin or not, we do sin. And here’s the thing: there is no “good” sin. All sin is bad, and even “good” people have sin in their lives.
St. Patrick’s Day: Be The Light
God calls us to be His light-bearers in a dark world. This is what the real St. Patrick did as he took God’s light to 5th-century Ireland. We can follow his example in our lives!
The Mending: How God Uses Us to Help Change the World
With the threads of change in our lives, we go into a broken world as messengers about the mending God offers everybody. We can help change the world by telling the Good News of reconciliation!
The Mending: How God Changes Us
We can’t fix all the brokenness around us or even in us. However, our great God doesn’t make us figure out how to mend and fix ourselves. He helps us and reconciles us to Himself.
LOVE LIKE THIS: “Help People Find Jesus’ Healing”
We are surrounded by hurting people who may be as paralyzed in brokenness as the invalid in John 5. He had no friends to help him find healing, but that doesn’t have to be true of people in our life!
LOVE LIKE THIS: “Care for People in Need”
We can love people in tangible, practical ways. The acts of love we do for others are like acts of love we do for Jesus Himself. When we bless others, we bless Him!
LOVE LIKE THIS: “Help People Value Life”
God wants us to “choose life” and “hold fast to Him, for He is our life.” We need to literally hold onto Him as we value life in a world that does not.
LOVE LIKE THIS: “Do Good In Our World”
We live in a selfish, broken world, full of sin, darkness and pain. God wants us to love people like He does, bringing light to the darkness and hope to the brokenness.
The “Here I Am! Send Me!” Series: I Am On God’s Mind
We think about what is important to us. So, we must be pretty important to God, because the Bible tells us He thinks about us all the time.
The “Here I Am! Send Me!” Series: I Am Wonderfully Designed
You aren’t just another person in the crowd; you are one of a kind! God made you in His image with His design, and you have value beyond what you can even imagine.
The “Here I Am! Send Me!” Series: “I Am Never Alone”
God is as close as our breath, as near as our heartbeats. Others may not always be able to be with us, but we’re never, ever alone, because God is always with us!
The “Here I Am! Send Me!” Series: I Am Completely Known
God completely knows you: what you’re good at, what you’re dealing with, and where you alone can make a difference in this world. You’re not just some random person; you’re God’s beloved, wanted, known child.
The “Here I Am! Send Me!” Series: The Adventure Begins
As one season ends and another begins, if we listen, we’ll hear one really special voice: the voice of the Lord. His voice calls us to live for Him, and His voice tells us the truths about ourselves.
THE GOSPEL GIFT: Truth #4: We See and Receive God’s Gift to Us
Though we cannot see Jesus with our physical eyes like Simeon did, we can see Him with our spiritual eyes and receive His presence into our lives today. The “Gospel Gift” is the good news about this!
THE GOSPEL GIFT: Truth #3: God’s Gift to Us is Our Savior Jesus Christ
God’s gift of Jesus matters because, through relationship with Him, we can experience salvation and every other gift we need: peace, hope, healing, joy, and so much more.
THE GOSPEL GIFT: Truth #2: God Has the Power to Give Us the Gift We Need
Some Christmas gifts are easy to give; other gifts are impossible. Salvation is this kind of gift, something none of us can give ourselves or each other. “The Gospel Gift” is God’s great gift to us!
THE GOSPEL GIFT: Truth #1: We Need a Gift We Cannot Give Ourselves
We are broken people, and, though we may try, we cannot fix all our brokenness. God could have left us this way, but He didn’t. Before time began, He planned the gift of our salvation.
Give Thanks in Everything: A Discipleship Conversation for Thanksgiving 2020
Giving thanks “in everything” doesn’t mean that everything in a particular season or year is so great; giving thanks “in everything” means we acknowledge and appreciate how God has helped us through it all.
Fall of Praise: A Call for Thanksgiving
This has been a tough year, but God’s faithfulness to us is perfect. He wants us to praise Him in all the “wonderful things” He has done, even if they don’t feel “wonderful” right now.
Election 2020: A Call to Praise and Hope
We worship God by living according to His Word at all times. This election week is a good time to be guided by the praise and hope of Psalm 33
Halloween: Glorifying God In Everything
Glorifying God can and should be a part of every aspect of our lives, from how we eat and drink and to how we celebrate a holiday. Even the small details of our lives matter to God.
An Algorithm with an Amen: Choose a Godly Life
People may not like us; they may even accuse us. However, a godly life glorifies God and points others to Him. This “algorithm with an amen” matters because we want others to know Jesus, too!
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