Sermon Scripture: Matthew 9:18-34 Learning about who Jesus healed can tell us more about the Kingdom of God than can speculating about how or what Jesus did. Jesus’ miracles are surrounded by many myths and meanings, and it’s important to distinguish between the two if we wish to be among the community of faith that
Sermon Scripture: Matthew 9:9-17 If we are to be followers of the Way of Jesus, then we must be willing to do as Jesus did. This means seeking out the stigmatized and abrasive among us in order to share love and mercy. We must also be quick to leave behind our own sin and boldly
Sermon Scripture: Matthew 9:1-8 Jesus heals a paralyzed man, overturning the Jewish notion of sin and forgiveness. We are challenged to accept the authority of Jesus and to model our lives and ministry as agents of forgiveness. https://youtu.be/3Ds7GPFNOcY Subscribe to our Podcast Each week we offer our sermons as Podcasts allowing you to listen at
Sermon Scriptures: Matthew 8:23-34, Hebrews 11 Consistently throughout his ministry Jesus challenged those around him in regards to their faith. Either encouraging them to strengthen their faith or questioning them regarding their lack of faith. Join us as we consider what it means to have faith that shapes and guides our lives — especially in
Sermon Scripture: Matthew 8:18-22 Together we will examine the drastic statements of Jesus in this Scripture and consider how we embody the love of Jesus in the world as disciples of Jesus. https://youtu.be/AOW6u4gmg-k Subscribe to our Podcast Each week we offer our sermons as Podcasts allowing you to listen at your convenience at a later
Sermon Scriptures: Matthew 8:1-11,13 Please take a moment to download the sermon notes (https://bit.ly/3KNCPEY) for this week. In the accounts of healing of the leper and the Roman Centurion’s servant we see the authority, compassion, and restoration of Jesus. Likewise, we see the power of faith to lead and guide our lives. As we ponder
Sermon Scriptures: Matt 7:13-23 Sermon Scriptures: Matthew 7:24-29 Jesus intends that we structure our lives upon his teaching and his demonstrated life. This is to become the firm foundation by which we thrive and weather the storms of life. We all have schedules, habits, rhythms, and routines in our lives, but do they match up
Sermon Scriptures: Matt 7:13-23 As we draw to the close of the Sermon on the Mount, the call to action Jesus is proving us is to live as the Kingdom of Heaven citizens he has been describing. Here he shares three parting warnings for those who will take up his journey. 1. Take the Scenic
Sermon Scriptures: Matt. 7:7-11 What does the Scripture mean when it tells us to ask, seek, and knock in prayer? Join us as we consider how prayer is cooperative - where we partner with God and commune with God. Prayer is a way to join God’s Kingdom work in the world and embody the message
Sermon Scriptures: Matt. 7:1-5 Jesus warns that anonymous judgment is dangerous to our hearts. Imagine the moral watchdogs, the fault finders, those who are ready to point the finger of judgment at others with no effort to involve themselves in helpful ways with the growth process to overcome these faults in those they condemn. Honor
