HeyJaredManchester Church of Christ
Weekly Sermons at the Manchester Church of Christ in Manchester, CT
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Service (opens the original)
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Through the grace of the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit, we have been made into a family of faith. Folks and families from all sorts of backgrounds and experiences have been united through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Now the question remains: How are we supposed to treat one another as the family of faith? It’s here that I think the disciples provide a helpful example. In Luke 9, we’re told that the disciples began to argue amongst themselves about who was the greatest. This is
Community (opens the original)
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Throughout the rest of September, we are going to explore what it means to be a family of faith. First, we must start with the notion of community. On the one hand, this is an obvious starting place. After all, the church is the gathered body of believers. It is the community of Christ. On the other hand, we can be easily tempted into cheapening the notion of community through taking it for granted and through idealized visions. So, we must ask, What does it mean to truly be a Christian communit
Vision and Values (opens the original)
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Manchester Church of Christ Vision and Values Statement Vision To be a family of faith in Manchester, transformed by the gospel, equipping His people for Christ, and sharing God’s love through service and disciple-making at home and abroad. Values Gospel-Centered Worship Biblical Growth Relational Discipleship Missional Living Generous Hearts Dinner Table Conversations: Adult & Teen Table Talk: What aspect of the vision do you find most compelling? Most challenging? Which value do you find most
Into the Mystery (opens the original)
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Moses’ encounter with God in the burning bush is my favorite story in all of Scripture. Here you have Moses acclimating to new life as a humbled outcast. He was rejected by his own people (the Israelites) and ran out of town by the folks that raised him (the Egyptians). He is now a stranger in a strange land biding his time as a shepherd for his father-in-law. One day Moses takes the flock to the far side of the wilderness when something catches his eye: he sees a bush on fire. Now, perhaps that
The Hero (opens the original)
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Every great narrative about a hero begins with an origin story. It doesn’t matter if it’s Spiderman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Iron Man, etc., all of the greats begin with an explanation of how it is that the hero came to be. Yet, the origin story does more than just explain; it also points forward and foreshadows the type of person the hero will turn out to be. In many respects, this is what happens with Moses. Here in Exodus 2, we get two glimpses into the life of Moses: one in Egypt and the other
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