HeyJaredLake Osborne Church
Sermons from Pastor Adam Masterson at Lake Osborne Church in Lake Worth, Florida.
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Waiting and Working Until the Man Comes Around (Luke 19:11-27) (opens the original)
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In classic Jesus-fashion, he weaves hard truth and extravagant mercy together in a parable about nobleman, far country kingdoms, and industrious servants, but to what end? That we would see what waiting, working, and watching truly look like in light of his saving grace. Listen is as we continue our journey through Luke's gospel.
Swirls, Sycamores, and the Savior of Sinners (Luke 19:1-10) (opens the original)
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Whether you recollect as a child singing, "Zacchaeus was a wee little man, a wee little man was he. He climbed up in that sycamore tree for the Lord he wanted to see..." or you're meeting our tree-climbing friend for the first time, his story is one of amazing grace. His ill-gotten wealth and short stature can't keep Jesus from seeing him, and in seeing him, loving him. Come listen as we consider what it looks like when graces comes home and allows us to see things for what they really are.
A Greater Joshua Goes to Jericho (Luke 18:35-43) (opens the original)
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What happens when we recognize that we don’t see ourselves, our world, or our need for God as clearly as we think we do? Conversely, what happens when we have gospel-granted self-awareness of our need and shortcomings? In Luke 18, we encounter a powerful moment that invites us to consider our own spiritual vision and what it means to truly see. Come explores our need for Christ, the mercy He offers, and the life that follows when we encounter Him.
Wise Living (Psalm 1) (opens the original)
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In Psalm 1, we’re invited to take inventory of our spiritual lives and ask a simple but important question: Are we rooted where we think we are? The blessed life isn’t found in following the shifting wisdom of the world, but in delighting in God’s Word and being rooted in Christ. As we explore the contrast between a life that is grounded and one that is easily swept away, we’ll discover that true wisdom, blessing, stability, and life are found in Jesus.
Words of Life (Philippians 2:2-16) (opens the original)
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Whoever told us "sticks and stones may break are bones, but words will never hurt..." may have coined a memorable phrase but it's a wishfully-thought, sugarcoated falsehood. Few things under the sun are more powerful than words - they can destroy or give life - and this makes sense as children of a Creator who spoke light from darkness and whose Word become flesh and dwelt among us. So, are we people whose words build up or tear down? And, if we know the word of life, how should this inform our
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