HeyJaredTulip Church Podcast
A small town Church on Tulip Road, "Ordinary Folks serving an extraordinary God."
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Sent 5 | Jeff Rockey | Sermon (opens the original)
Sent 4 | Jeff Rockey | Sermon (opens the original)
Sent 3 | Jeff Rockey | Sermon (opens the original)
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In this message, we look at Jesus’ words in John 20: “As the Father has sent me, I also send you.” Just as Jesus was sent to seek and save the lost, reflect God’s glory, and live out grace, truth, and love, we are given that same invitation as His followers. Being sent doesn’t require a perfect plan—it requires a willingness to obey, see people, point them toward God, and walk with them in love. The invitation has already been given. The question is: how will you respond?
Sent 2 | Jeff Rockey | Sermon (opens the original)
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Jesus is the greatest example of what it means to be sent. In this message, we look at the story of Zaccheus and discover the heart behind Jesus' mission: to seek and save the lost. Zaccheus was someone others had written off, but Jesus saw someone who was worth finding. Through Scripture and the story of a lost child, we're reminded that we are never too lost for God to find us. His love pursues us, and nothing can separate us from Him. But for those who have been found, the mission doesn't sto
Sent 1 | Jeff Rockey | Sermon (opens the original)
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Have you ever wondered if God made a mistake by choosing you? In this message, we look at Isaiah 6 and the moment Isaiah encounters God, recognizes his own inadequacy, and responds, “Here I am, send me.” God's calling doesn't always come with a detailed plan or every step laid out. More often, He asks us to trust Him, follow Him, and take the next step. Like Isaiah, we don't have to be perfect or have everything figured out—we simply need to be willing to go where God sends us. Discover what it
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