HeyJaredLegend Community Church
This is the weekly podcast of Legend Community Church, in Cincinnati, OH
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Let Everyone Who Is Thirsty Come (opens the original)
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In Revelation’s vision of the New Jerusalem, the leaves of the tree of life are “for the healing of the nations,” and the curse that has fractured our relationships with God, one another, creation, and ourselves is finally gone. But we live between the two trees—between the brokenness we know and the restoration God has promised. In this sermon, Justin explores what it means to follow Jesus in that in-between space: receiving healing ourselves, bringing healing into the lives of others, and conf
The Gates Will Never Be Shut (opens the original)
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In Revelation 21, John imagines a city so secure that its gates never need to close. What would it look like to begin living with that kind of security now? In this week’s message from our Between Two Trees series, Eric explores the story of Maximilian Kolbe, the strange spiritual wisdom of waiting for a cookie, and Jesus’ call to a life of self-giving love. Rather than protecting our comfort and clinging to false substitutes for security, we can learn to live now out of the world God has promis
He Will Wipe Every Tear (opens the original)
God Will Dwell With Them (opens the original)
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John’s vision of the New Jerusalem contains something astonishing: there is no temple, because God’s presence fills the whole city. In this sermon from Revelation 21:2–3 and 22–23, Jason explores how the church becomes a living, imperfect symbol of that promised future—a community marked by welcome, generosity, reconciliation, and care for the vulnerable.
The End Changes the Middle (opens the original)
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In the opening sermon of Between Two Trees, Justin introduces Revelation 21–22 not as a coded roadmap for escaping the world, but as a vision of where God is taking it. From the Tree of Life in Genesis to the Tree of Life in the New Jerusalem, Scripture tells a story of God making all things new: death defeated, tears wiped away, nations healed, gates thrown open, and God dwelling with humanity. If that is where the story is headed, Revelation asks a much more important question than When will t
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