“Looks can be deceiving”, or so says the old saying. “Don’t judge a book by its cover” and so many more warn us not to count on what we see to tell us the truth. In the life of Jesus, …
“Looks can be deceiving”, or so says the old saying. “Don’t judge a book by its cover” and so many more warn us not to count on what we see to tell us the truth. In the life of Jesus, …
What makes a friendship grow? In this series we are looking at how Jesus used the time with his disciples not so much to teach with words, but in action. We know we have been called to be disciples who make disciples, but what does that take? Jesus shows his disciples in his life that relationships are an essential investment if we are going to partner with him in changing the world.
Hopefully none of us spend too much time worrying about conspiracies, though thinking about them can be fun. Being a part of them, especially when they are for good instead of world domination, is even more fun. As we return to the life of Jesus, we see that he loved his life as a part of a grand conspiracy to change the world. Though Jesus did amazing things, the real point was always just undercover. Today we’ll shape our lens for the rest of this series, looking at this conspiracy and how his disciples, and now we are invited to be a part.
Why do hairdryers come with instructions not to use them in the shower? Sadly…it’s because we need them. Jesus closes the sermon on the mount with an admonition not just to hear this message, but to build a life upon …
Which way do we go in life? Where can we find the right road? Our inclination is to follow the crowd, but what do we do when we notice the crowd isn’t arriving at the destination we are hoping for? …
Anxiety is on the rise in our country. Uncertainty in the economy, our jobs, relationships, our nation, and everything in between. As Jesus continues the sermon on the mount, he addresses this issue. “Don’t”. Have you ever tried to just …
Join us this morning as Caleb brings a message on Prayer!
Seems like the price of gas and so much more is on a steady incline. There’s an urgency to buy it today, since it might be unaffordable tomorrow. As we continue through the Sermon on the Mount, we will see …
It’s interesting that most sitcoms of the last few decades were written by men, and yet in almost all of them, the dads are made to look foolish. Father’s Day sermons given by men always seem to be a little …