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Jesus calls us to become living stones that have been formed a shaped to serve God’s work in the world.
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Manglende episoder?
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In the beginning, even the early church struggled with how to best fulfill God’s mission.
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Our understanding of the Christian faith is only as good as our reliance on Jesus Christ to open our eyes so that we might see what he is doing.
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Jesus’ work in the world is not done. He now sends us to be his Spirit-filled hands and feet in the world.
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The first witnesses to Jesus’ resurrection were sent on a very simple mission, to tell others that Jesus had been raised from the dead. It’s our mission too!
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Jesus enters Jerusalem, not on a mighty warhorse, but on a donkey. He comes as the true but humble servant king. As our king is, so should we be.
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Jesus calls us to ask for wisdom, discernment, and guidance as we seek to live faithful Christian lives.
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Jesus calls us to single-minded devotion to learning to follow in his footsteps.
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Jesus calls us to pursue the only thing worth anything in God’s Kingdom, a life of committed discipleship in the way of Jesus.
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Jesus calls us to works of mercy, fasting, and prayer, but we must do them in ways that bring glory to God and not ourselves.
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To grow up to become like our Father in heaven we must respond to every form of hate, violence, and evil with love that seeks the good of our neighbors, both friend and enemy.
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Loving God means that we love and seek to be reconciled with our neighbor. Anger, lust, and unfaithfulness, which leads to treating others poorly, prohibits us from loving God and entering a genuine relationship with God.
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At the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount Jesus wants us to know who we are. We are salt and light because we are followers of the Law of God.
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In the Beatitudes, we are first given God’s grace amid our brokenness. Then we are called to respond to the grace we have been given by giving it to others.
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In the Beatitudes, we are first given God’s grace amid our brokenness. Then we are called to respond to the grace we have been given by giving it to others.
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As the light, Jesus reveals to us the way he would have the world be. He then calls to us to turn from those things that distract us from joining his kingdom and calls us to become life-long learners at his feet.
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Jesus proclaims his obedience to the Father through his baptism. The Spirit affirms his decision. We have a chance to do the same thing through our baptism.
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Pastor Jason has a conversation with April DeTienne about stories of personal hurt and trauma, the long road to healing, and our hope and belief about the church's place in that process.
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Humanity is small and insignificant in the light of God’s great majesty. Yet, in God’s love for us, he has given us a royal job to do: to act as royal stewards of his creation.
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