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Our highest hope is embodied in Jesus’s prayer: ‘Your Kingdom come; Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.’ These words remind us that God’s Kingdom is not a distant future but present reality, calling us into discipleship.As Luke Timothy Johnson writes, the Church is…
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Fruit of the Spirit: Part 3 – Why Fruit? (opens the original)
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In our last week of background sermons before delving into the individual “fruits” of the spirit, we ask the question, “Why fruit?” Why, with the world of metaphors at his fingertips, did Paul use Fruit as his chosen image for the spiritual life?
Fruit of the Spirit: Part 2 – Two Soils (opens the original)
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What if true freedom isn't about escaping obligations, but leaning into them? In Two Soils (part two of our series), we look at ancient purity codes, Pixar’s Monsters, Inc. , and why a freedom that isolates you isn't freedom at all.
Fruit of the Spirit: Part 1 – The Thing Behind the Thing (opens the original)
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This Sunday we begin a new series on the fruit of the spirit. But before we discuss the fruit, we need to discuss the letter that Paul wrote them in. What is the letter to the Galatians about? And what does it have to say to us today?
Summer on the Mount: Part 14 – Put Skin On It (opens the original)
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The Sermon on the Mount isn't just a collection of beautiful words to admire—it's a life to embody. In the final episode of our summer series, we look at the true source of Jesus’ authority and explore how ordinary, everyday acts of goodness move us from admiring God's Kingdom to actually living it out. Featuring a special guest conversation with Kathy of The Bridge International.
Summer on the Mount: Part 13 – Shaky Foundations (opens the original)
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For many of us, the faith of our past failed to last because it was built upon the unstable foundations of easy answers or cynical criticism. But is there a better foundation upon which we can reconstruct our faith in a way that will endure the storms of life? By reflecting on Jesus’s parable of the two builders, Pastor Greg invites us to ponder that very question as we consider the type of faith that we’re building for ourselves as well as for future generations.
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