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
Sermon Scriptures: Matt. 6:9-15 This passage is all about money and things that money can buy. Jesus gives guidance about this topic addressing how one should live if you have it and what to do if you don’t. In both cases, how we respond is a reflection of the condition of our spiritual heart.
Sermon Scriptures: Matt. 6:9-15 Tiina Mitchell will share from her deep, personal history with The Lord’s Prayer, and share with us the challenge that God gave to her. To allow the beautiful simplicity of Jesus’s instruction on pray to shape our hearts and lives, inviting us into a meaningfully contemplative practice of praying the words
Sermon Scriptures: Matt 6:1–6, 16-18 Join us as we consider Christ’s admonition in faithfully engaging in three core practices of the Christian Faith: giving, prayer, and fasting. https://youtu.be/6B22Cc7_uzM Subscribe to our Podcast Each week we offer our sermons as Podcasts allowing you to listen at your convenience at a later time. To subscribe, please use
Sermon Scriptures: Matt 5:13-16 Jesus says, I want you to be salt. Kingdom disciples in the midst of all kinds of religious and moral options out there, and don’t worry about how big or small your opportunities may look, if you are faithfully representing me, the Kingdom will be there in a potent way. If
Sermon Scriptures: Matt 5:9-12 Do we have any idea of the parameters of the Kingdom of God? How can we recognize the people who live there, and will we be comfortable among them? One way to answer these questions is to look for people doing the hard and troublesome work of making peace. https://youtu.be/kKOtoWpESVc Subscribe
Sermon Scriptures: Matt 5:6-8 Like the preamble to our U.S. Constitution the Beatitudes proclaim what is, in the light of the Kingdom of Heaven, unassailably true. Our first and primary identity is as citizens in the Kingdom of God, steeped and formed by our Kingdom identity. We should live everyday benefitting from the ideals, systems,
Sermon Scriptures: Matt 5:3-5 The blessings that Jesus is announcing in The Beatitudes are not saying ‘try hard to live like this’ but are announcements for the people who already ARE like that and it’s good news for them. Those who follow Jesus are to begin to live by this rule here and now -
