HeyJaredGrace Hill Church Sermons
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Cleaning House (opens the original)
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In 1 Kings 2, Solomon establishes his kingdom by dealing decisively with the rebellion and threats that remain. As we come to the New Testament, we see that Jesus is the greater King—the Son of David who establishes His kingdom not by destroying His enemies, but by taking judgment upon Himself for His enemies. Because Christ is King, we cannot make peace with the sin that rebels against His rule. We are called to put sin to death—but we do so from a position of victory, not in order to earn vict
Long Live the King (opens the original)
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Adonijah tries to build his own kingdom and take the throne, but God has already established the rightful king. As this chapter exposes our own tendency to live for ourselves, it ultimately points us to Jesus Christ—the true King whose kingdom will never end. The question is simple: Who is sitting on the throne of your life?
The King Who Crowned Himself (opens the original)
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Before Solomon ever takes the throne, his brother Adonijah tries to take it first, appointing himself king, building a coalition of loyalists, and quietly excluding anyone who might ask him why. Self-exaltation always divides, whether it's played out on a throne or in a marriage, a friendship, or a church. As we open a new series through 1 and 2 Kings, we'll see how one missed turn early in this book sets a trajectory that ends in ruin, and how the gospel offers something Adonijah never had: a K
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The Persistent Widow (opens the original)
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Will Not God Give Justice to His Elect? | Luke 18:1-8 | The Persistent Widow In this message from Luke 18:1-8, we look at the parable of the persistent widow and the unjust judge, and ask the question at the heart of it: if a corrupt judge will eventually give a stranger what she asks for, how much more will a righteous, loving God give His own children what they need? This sermon walks through the text verse by verse, unpacks Jesus' "how much more" argument, and connects it to Matthew 7:7-11, J
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