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Why is our nature to only love people who treat us well? Why do we feel the need to get even when we are hurt? And what does it say about our faith if we refuse to love our enemies? Because Jesus makes it clear–this isn’t optional, it is the clearest evidence that our lives have truly been changed by him. From Matthew 5
We Americans live in a culture that emphasizes our rights. While important, we must be careful not to elevate our rights over our relationships with one another in the church. Love must be the guiding principle. From Romans 14
Jesus says the world will know we are his followers by the way we love one another. How are we doing with that? What will it take to make a positive impression on our non-Christian friends? Fortunately, we have some guidance. From John 13 & Romans 12
Loving God isn’t just about obedience, as critical as that is. He asks for our entire self to respond in love: our heart, soul, mind, strength. From Mark 12
Jesus says the second most important thing is to love our neighbor. Yet we live in a culture that often isn’t very neighborly. How can we start loving our neighbors well? From Matthew 22 & 1 John 4
In order to extend the love of God to others, we must be on guard against our own self-righteousness. Jesus tells a parable that challenges those who look religious, but don’t have the heart of the Father. From Luke 15
We live in a world that gives two conflicting messages. One says “you are enough” and the other says “you aren’t enough.” One leads to arrogance and the other to defeat. But the message of Jesus acknowledges our insufficiency and the all sufficiency of Christ. From Romans 3 and Ephesians 2 // Pastor Tony Mest
Community is an essential part of our walk and growth in Christ. Without it we can’t fulfill the command to love one another. But how do we build that? From Romans 16 & Galatians 6.
Much of our life is spent avoiding pain. Yet pain teaches us that something is wrong and needs correction. Similarly, God uses our pain to grow us into greater Christlikeness. From Romans 5 & 1 Peter 4.
God works and provides for us in amazing and miraculous ways. Yet we don’t stand on the sidelines. He has invited us to work with him. Are you responding to his invitation? From Matthew 17:24-27.
One of the ways God grows us is through his discipline in our lives. While it is common to resist or ignore it, the writer of Hebrews counsels us not to take it lightly. From Hebrews 12.
Today’s special guest speaker is Tony Tripi. Prayer can be so powerful when we understand how to pray. Tony will unpack several different texts throughout the Bible, teaching us how to pray while also showing us that God wants us to build a relationship with him through prayer.
Special guest speaker Paul Evans is bringing the Message this morning.
Even though the wisemen had a shining star to follow and show the way they still got lost. Instead of giving up, Jesus was worth the journey. This story is an encouragement not to give up. No matter how far or impossible the destination is, that Jesus is worth the journey.
This isn’t an ordinary Christmas message. This is the scandal of Christmas. In this series we will open up the book of Matthew and take a deep dive into Mary and Joseph and the controversy surrounding Jesus’s birth. Today we will find out that God had a plan for Mary and Joseph that the world just didn’t understand.
Night to Shine is a ministry of the Tim Tebow Foundation that celebrates individuals with special needs. Today, we celebrate the impact of this ministry.
We believe that the heart of Christ is for all people, and we won’t stop celebrating until each person knows they are loved, valued, and seen by Jesus.
As Joshua comes to the end of his life, he challenges the nation to make an exclusive choice for God. It will be a helpful reminder for us as well. From Joshua 24.
As Joshua gives his farewell address, he has several important things he wants the next generation to know and follow. They are essential for us as well. From Joshua 23.
As the Israelites are called to defend their treaty with Gibeon, they come against a powerful enemy. As he has done before, God moves the resources of heaven to defend and fight for his people. He has also done the same for you in Christ. From Joshua 10.
Joshua falls for big deception that prohibits him from being fully obedient to God’s instructions. How will the Israelites handle the mistake and move forward? What the enemy intends for destruction, God, in his mercy, can redeem for his purposes. From Joshua 9.
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