Continuing the theme of God meeting our every need, Joshua Rattin explores the compassion of God in meeting our need of comfort in affliction. The text is from 2 Corinthians 1:3-7.
Beginning a series on how Christ meets our every need, Elder Matt Brown speaks on Colossians 2:8-23, wherein Paul makes clear that Christ fill our emptiness and makes us complete in him.
The kingdom of God is already here, but not fully realized on earth. Whose kingdom are you pursuing? The scripture is from Luke 17:20-37.
Jesus is stopped on His journey to Jerusalem and heals ten lepers. Only one leper, the outcast of the outcast, returns to give thanks. The text is from Luke 17:11-19.
What does it look like to be a disciple of Christ? An upright walk, forgiveness, faith, and a servant heart. Pastor Michael Rattin speaks on Luke 17:1-10.
Continuing his sermon on the evils of a love of money, Jesus tells the story of the rich man and Lazarus. But which one was really the richer? The text is from Luke 16:19-31.
Jesus exposes the religious but lost pharisees whose focus is on building an earthly kingdom of wealth with no regard for the eternal kingdom. The text is from Luke 16:14-18.
The challenge in this difficult passage is for the disciples of Jesus Christ to work shrewdly, like the shrewd manager for earthly security, only in investing earthly wealth in the eternal kingdom. The text is from Luke 16:1-15.
Paul is brought to his knees in prayer for the sanctification of the church that they will know the unknowable love of God in Christ Jesus. The text is from Ephesians 3:14-21.
Paul’s prayer for the Ephesian church makes clear how deep our need is for God, and how weak and superficial so many of our prayers are. Pastor Michael Rattin speaks on Ephesians 3:14-21.
