HeyJaredRenovation Church Sermons
We are stories God is writing about Jesus making things new. Renovation Church is a Jesus-centered church with an emphasis on the power of the truth of God's word to transform lives by the work of the Holy Spirit.
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Luke 7:36-50 | Which One Will Love More? | Alex Culpepper (opens the original)
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What does our love for Jesus reveal about how deeply we understand His forgiveness?
Luke 17:11-19 | Where Are The Other 9? | Alex Culpepper (opens the original)
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In Luke 17:11–19, ten men cry out to Jesus for mercy. Ten obey His command. Ten are healed. But only one turns back. Jesus’ question—“Where are the other nine?”—reveals something important about the difference between simply receiving from Jesus and becoming the kind of person who recognizes, worships, and gives thanks to Him. The Samaritan sees what Jesus has done, turns back, praises God, falls at Jesus’ feet, and gives thanks.
Mark 8:34-38 | What Can You Give For Your Soul? | Alex Culpepper (opens the original)
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What is your life really worth—and what are you spending it on? In Mark 8:34 –38, Jesus challenges his disciples and the crowds with one of his most searching questions: “What does it profit a man to gain the whole world and forfeit his soul?” Jesus frames discipleship in the language of profit, loss, value, and exchange. Following Him may come with a real cost—comfort, approval, status, security, and even our own plans. But Jesus insists that nothing we could gain in exchange is worth the loss
Mark 10:32-46 | Can You Drink This Cup? | Alex Culpepper (opens the original)
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Why does a good God allow suffering? And what does following Jesus mean when obedience actually costs us something? In Mark 10:32 –45, James and John approach Jesus dreaming about greatness and glory. But Jesus responds with a surprising question: “Are you able to drink the cup that I drink?” Behind that question is a powerful biblical image. Jesus is heading toward the cross, where he will willingly suffer in our place, bear the judgment of sin, and give his life as a ransom for many. And while
Matthew 20:20-28 | What Do You Want? | Don Romano? (opens the original)
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Jesus asks a question that reveals that motivations of the heart. In asking "What do you want" Jesus brings us to a place of acknowledging that we might be expecting something from him that he was never intending to provide. We all have various reasons for coming to Jesus, but Jesus' invitation to us is not that we would get from him what we want, but that we would first submit ourselves to God and then be able to receive the desires of our submitted hearts. Jesus is in the business of bringing
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