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Text: John 17:18-23, 1 Corinthians 1:10 Summary:We began our Last Kingdom series with a history of God’s People as revealed in the Old Testament. We then zoomed in to God’s Church from the New Testament to present day and took a closer look at a few believers who expanded the Kingdom through care and courage.…
Texts: Numbers 27:12-23, 1 Samuel 18:6-16, Matthew 28:18-20, Romans 15:20, Romans 1:5 Summary: The dichotomy between following God as part of His people, no matter the cost, and the mundane rhythms of life sometimes leaves us bored or forgetful of the reality of the Last Kingdom. Today, we look at what the Spirit has done…
Text: Genesis 12:1-3, other various passages Summary:The citizens of God’s Kingdom have been living with a promise. The promise was given originally to Adam and Eve, but whispers of it were heard in every generation. Abraham, Moses, Joshua, David, and others all spoke about it. It was the prophet Isaiah who wrote down the words…
Text: Matthew 28:16-20 Summary:The mission Jesus gives to all Christians is to make disciples of all nations. We are not to make disciples of a theory, philosophy, or religion but rather to make followers of a person. Theories, philosophies, and religions don’t give people the purpose, freedom, and assurance we long for. Jesus does. Jesus…
Text: Luke 24:36-53 Summary: Following the sermons on the Great Commandment (to love God and to love people) we now focus on the Great Commission. If we love God and other people we are compelled to be concerned about the most important truth they could ever know – how to be in a relationship with…
Luke 10:25-37 In our Greats series, we’re exploring the Great Commandment and the Great Commission. Both are imperatives that the Lord gave us to best understand what it means to love Him, follow Him and live out the mission He gave us. Last week, we saw the foundation for the Greats as our love for…
Text: Matthew 22:34-40 Summary: Stephen Covey rightly said, “The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing.” Nobody did this like Jesus. He never wavered. While he walked the earth he constantly pointed his followers to the main thing. A lawyer once asked him, “What is the greatest commandment?” We begin a new…
Texts: Matthew 19:1-9, 1 Corinthians 7:10-16, other passages Summary: When faced with divorce and remarriage, many of us allow emotions to rule the day. And while it is understandable, we must have our hearts shaped by the scriptures. Divorce wreaks havoc. But God is bigger than havoc. His grace is greater than all our sin. Perhaps…
Text: 1 Thessalonians 1 and 2 Summary: In our increasingly consumer culture there is great skepticism about the value of “church”. Many people are content with “going it alone”. But the Christian life in general and your marriage is particular was never designed to live in isolation. Today we will consider three very powerful reasons…
Texts: 1 Corinthians 7:1-5, Hebrews 13:4, selected passages from The Song of Solomon Summary: Throughout human history, sex has been distorted. At times it has been treated as ultimate, while other times it has been seen as unnecessary. Sex is good, because it is from God. Sex divorced from God is dangerous. But sex, viewed…