HeyJaredLiving Hope
Living Hope Lutheran is a church in Chattanooga, TN seeking to center the listener on the living hope for everyday life we have in Jesus. Hope forever in Jesus brings hope for every day in life.
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God Ends the Blame Game (opens the original)
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Ezekiel 18:1-4, 25-32 “It wasn’t my fault!” We’ve been saying it since childhood. In Ezekiel 18, God calls us to stop passing the blame and take an honest look at our own sin. But the gospel gives us even better news: Jesus took the blame that belonged to us. He carried our sins to the cross so that, forgiven by his grace, we can stop making excuses, turn to him, and live.
Lay Claim to the Name (opens the original)
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Exodus 34:5-9 Who is God? And what can we expect from him when we have failed him? At Sinai, God revealed his own name and character: he is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, overflowing with love and faithfulness, yet also perfectly just. For sinners, that combination can seem impossible to reconcile. But at the cross, God’s perfect love and perfect justice meet. In Jesus, God proves that he will always live up to his name. So, like Moses, we can boldly lay claim to the name of the Lord
Be Strong and Courageous (opens the original)
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Has someone ever asked you to do something that sounds easier than it is? Have you thought, "It's one thing to say 'cheer up' or 'try harder' but it's another thing to actually do that"? The world we live in can be a scary and uncertain place. Because of this, God tells his people that they need to be strong and courageous. That can sound like a tall order, especially when you think about just how scary and uncertain the world can be. But, in this case, being strong and courageous actually is as
An Intervention Worth Having (opens the original)
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Galatians 2:11-16 Nobody likes confrontation. We’d rather keep the peace, avoid awkward conversations, and let things slide. But sometimes love means stepping in. In Galatians 2, Paul confronts Peter because something bigger than hurt feelings was at stake: the gospel itself. Salvation isn’t Jesus plus our performance. It’s Christ alone, received by faith. That truth is worth defending, and people we love are worth fighting for. And the greatest intervention wasn’t one Paul had with Peter. It wa
God's Gambit (opens the original)
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Some people want to follow Jesus because they think that Jesus will respond by giving them all kinds of peace and prosperity. In Matthew 16 Jesus teaches that is a serious misunderstanding. Because Jesus willingly sacrificed himself, following him means that we too will have to willingly sacrifice in our lives. Being a disciple of Jesus means carrying a cross. Not because he wants us to suffer, but because it is the path he took to victory. God’s “gameplan” defies all expectations of the world,
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