HeyJaredChrist the King Anglican Church - Denver
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The Goodness of God- Sermon- Matthew 20:1–16 (opens the original)
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In Matthew 20:1–16, Jesus tells the parable of the workers in the vineyard. At the center of the story is a generous landowner who gives each worker what they need. But that generosity exposes something in the hearts of those who have been working all day: “Do you begrudge my generosity?” This parable invites us to consider the goodness of God, the “ledger” we can quietly build in our relationship with Him, and what happens in our hearts when God’s grace is given to someone else. Are we grateful
The Debt Paid in Full-Sermon- The Heart of Kingdom Forgiveness: Deacon Steven (opens the original)
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This sermon explores the theological and practical necessity of forgiveness within the Christian community as presented in Matthew 18. Deacon Steven emphasizes that believers must forgive others without limits, mirroring the immense debt of sin that God has already canceled for them through Christ. By examining the parable of the unmerciful servant, Steven argues that true forgiveness is a miracle of the heart rather than a product of human willpower. He warns that withholding forgiveness create
Conflict, Reconciliation, and the Way of Jesus -Sermon- Matthew 18:15–20 (opens the original)
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Conflict is inevitable—even among Christians. The question is not whether we will hurt one another, but how we will respond when we do. In Matthew 18:15–20, Jesus gives us a different way. Instead of ghosting, gossiping, or trying to win at all costs, we are called to pursue one another with humility, truth, and love. The goal isn't victory in an argument. The goal is to gain a brother or sister. Jesus gives us a slow, careful, restorative path: speak directly, involve others when necessary, and
Deny Yourself and Find Life- Sermon- Matthew 16:21–28 (opens the original)
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Jesus gives us one of the great paradoxes of the Christian life: “Whoever would save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake will find it.” In Matthew 16, Peter recognizes Jesus as the Christ—but then immediately resists the way of the cross. Jesus' response reveals something profound about discipleship: our deepest and most authentic desires are not always aligned with the purposes of God. What does it actually mean to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Jesus? I
Parable of the Sower- Sermon- Isaiah 55- Deacon Steven (opens the original)
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In this week’s sermon, Deacon Steven looks at Jesus’ Parable of the Sower and asks us to consider what kind of soil our hearts have become. The seed of God’s Word is generously scattered, but how we receive it makes all the difference. Jesus describes hearts that are hard, shallow, distracted, and those that are ready to receive his Word and bear fruit. Drawing from his own experiences of seasons when life disrupted his spiritual rhythms, Steven reminds us that our hearts can change over time an
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