In Matthew chapter 5, we find Jesus teaching on who is to be considered “blessed” in the Kingdom of God. In this series we examined what is meant by each of these statements and what it means for those of us endeavoring to follow Christ.
Author: lhbcmoody
2016 Book of Ruth Series
- 11/20 Hope Restored, part 2
- 11/06 Hope Restored, part 1
- 10/30 Hope Rekindled
- 10/23 Hope Abandoned
- 10/16 In Need of Hope
2016 Advent Series
- 12/ 18 Christ the King
- 12/11 Christ the Savior
- 12/04 Christ the Healer
- 11/27 Christ the Carpenter
2017 “Be The Church” Series
- 2/19 A People Who Teach
- 2/12 A People Who Learn
- 2/5 A People Who Share
- 1/29 A People Who Live
- 1/22 A People Who Serve
- 1/8 A People Who Worship
- 1/1 A People Who Pray
2017 Easter Series
- 04/16 Why is Jesus the Only Way?
- 04/09 The Resurrection of Jesus, Fact or Fiction? (Cameron Bertuzzi of Capturing Christianity)
- 04/02 Why believe that Jesus is God?
- 03/19 Who Do You Say That I Am? (Allen Eby)
Sermon: “The Kingdom is in Our Midst” (THE GOSPELS, Part 90)
In Luke 17 Jesus gives a teaching about The Kingdom of God. We see in Luke 17 and John 11 examples of how different people react to Jesus and His message.
Sermon: “The Resurrection and the Life” (The Gospels, Part 89)
In this message we reflect on what Jesus reveals about Himself in John 11, and what His words to Mary and Martha mean for us today.
Sermon: “When God Doesn’t Show Up” (The Gospels, Part 88)
In John 11 we see the account of Jesus’ friend Lazarus dying. Before we look at the lessons learned from his being raised, we first take a look at the grief experienced when Jesus did not show up in time for save him. What can these events teach us about our own experiences where God seems absent in our times of sorrow?
Sermon: “Faith and Forgiveness” (The Gospels, Part 87)
In Luke 17:1-10, Jesus gives a lesson on the importance of forgiveness and the faith it often takes to forgive. As followers of Him who has forgiven us so much, we also should be a people who forgive and offer grace to others.
Sermon: “Cheating on God” (THE GOSPELS, Part 86)
In Luke 16:14-31 Jesus continues His point about trying to serve two masters, namely the Pharisees’ veneer of religious piety and their love of money. Through the example of their disobedience, Jesus points us to what our true priorities should be.
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