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As we continue to gaze at Jesus through the book of Luke, we are starting to see a theme. The call to us from Jesus is to fully surrender, to completely follow, to wholeheartedly trust. He is asking us to be ALL IN.
As we continue to gaze at Jesus through the book of Luke, we are starting to see a theme. The call to us from Jesus is to fully surrender, to completely follow, to wholeheartedly trust. He is asking us to be ALL IN.
As we continue to gaze at Jesus through the book of Luke, we are starting to see a theme. The call to us from Jesus is to fully surrender, to completely follow, to wholeheartedly trust. He is asking us to be ALL IN.
As we continue to gaze at Jesus through the book of Luke, we are starting to see a theme. The call to us from Jesus is to fully surrender, to completely follow, to wholeheartedly trust. He is asking us to be ALL IN.
As we continue to gaze at Jesus through the book of Luke, we are starting to see a theme. The call to us from Jesus is to fully surrender, to completely follow, to wholeheartedly trust. He is asking us to be ALL IN.
For almost 2 years at ICC we’ve been talking about this idea of being a SENT: EVERYDAY MISSIONARY. IF you have been SAVED by Jesus, then you have also been SENT by Jesus. You are SENT into your world to bear witness to who God is and what God has done. Yet, many of us struggle with this. We’re unsure what to do, we’re unsure where to start, we don’t know if it will be worth it, we don’t know how to approach our one. During this series we want to talk a look at the B.L.E.S.S. practices that are grounded in the Old Testament and lived out by Jesus. These are everyday practices to help our people take a step of faith an engage their ONE for the glory of God.
For almost 2 years at ICC we’ve been talking about this idea of being a SENT: EVERYDAY MISSIONARY. IF you have been SAVED by Jesus, then you have also been SENT by Jesus. You are SENT into your world to bear witness to who God is and what God has done. Yet, many of us struggle with this. We’re unsure what to do, we’re unsure where to start, we don’t know if it will be worth it, we don’t know how to approach our one. During this series we want to talk a look at the B.L.E.S.S. practices that are grounded in the Old Testament and lived out by Jesus. These are everyday practices to help our people take a step of faith an engage their ONE for the glory of God.
For almost 2 years at ICC we’ve been talking about this idea of being a SENT: EVERYDAY MISSIONARY. IF you have been SAVED by Jesus, then you have also been SENT by Jesus. You are SENT into your world to bear witness to who God is and what God has done. Yet, many of us struggle with this. We’re unsure what to do, we’re unsure where to start, we don’t know if it will be worth it, we don’t know how to approach our one. During this series we want to talk a look at the B.L.E.S.S. practices that are grounded in the Old Testament and lived out by Jesus. These are everyday practices to help our people take a step of faith an engage their ONE for the glory of God.
For almost 2 years at ICC we’ve been talking about this idea of being a SENT: EVERYDAY MISSIONARY. IF you have been SAVED by Jesus, then you have also been SENT by Jesus. You are SENT into your world to bear witness to who God is and what God has done. Yet, many of us struggle with this. We’re unsure what to do, we’re unsure where to start, we don’t know if it will be worth it, we don’t know how to approach our one. During this series we want to talk a look at the B.L.E.S.S. practices that are grounded in the Old Testament and lived out by Jesus. These are everyday practices to help our people take a step of faith an engage their ONE for the glory of God.
For almost 2 years at ICC we’ve been talking about this idea of being a SENT: EVERYDAY MISSIONARY. IF you have been SAVED by Jesus, then you have also been SENT by Jesus. You are SENT into your world to bear witness to who God is and what God has done. Yet, many of us struggle with this. We’re unsure what to do, we’re unsure where to start, we don’t know if it will be worth it, we don’t know how to approach our one. During this series we want to talk a look at the B.L.E.S.S. practices that are grounded in the Old Testament and lived out by Jesus. These are everyday practices to help our people take a step of faith an engage their ONE for the glory of God.
In Luke 7 and 8 we don’t see Jesus dealing with theoretical problems or theoretical people. Again and again we see Jesus interacting with REAL people and their REAL situations in whatever season of life He finds them in. For us at ICC, as we walk through these weeks, the same is true. Jesus sees us, and knows us and meets us where right where we are TODAY.
In Luke 7 and 8 we don’t see Jesus dealing with theoretical problems or theoretical people. Again and again we see Jesus interacting with REAL people and their REAL situations in whatever season of life He finds them in. For us at ICC, as we walk through these weeks, the same is true. Jesus sees us, and knows us and meets us where right where we are TODAY.
In Luke 7 and 8 we don’t see Jesus dealing with theoretical problems or theoretical people. Again and again we see Jesus interacting with REAL people and their REAL situations in whatever season of life He finds them in. For us at ICC, as we walk through these weeks, the same is true. Jesus sees us, and knows us and meets us where right where we are TODAY.
In Luke 7 and 8 we don’t see Jesus dealing with theoretical problems or theoretical people. Again and again we see Jesus interacting with REAL people and their REAL situations in whatever season of life He finds them in. For us at ICC, as we walk through these weeks, the same is true. Jesus sees us, and knows us and meets us where right where we are TODAY.
In Luke 7 and 8 we don’t see Jesus dealing with theoretical problems or theoretical people. Again and again we see Jesus interacting with REAL people and their REAL situations in whatever season of life He finds them in. For us at ICC, as we walk through these weeks, the same is true. Jesus sees us, and knows us and meets us where right where we are TODAY.
In Luke 7 and 8 we don’t see Jesus dealing with theoretical problems or theoretical people. Again and again we see Jesus interacting with REAL people and their REAL situations in whatever season of life He finds them in. For us at ICC, as we walk through these weeks, the same is true. Jesus sees us, and knows us and meets us where right where we are TODAY.
In Luke 7 and 8 we don’t see Jesus dealing with theoretical problems or theoretical people. Again and again we see Jesus interacting with REAL people and their REAL situations in whatever season of life He finds them in. For us at ICC, as we walk through these weeks, the same is true. Jesus sees us, and knows us and meets us where right where we are TODAY.
In Luke 7 and 8 we don’t see Jesus dealing with theoretical problems or theoretical people. Again and again we see Jesus interacting with REAL people and their REAL situations in whatever season of life He finds them in. For us at ICC, as we walk through these weeks, the same is true. Jesus sees us, and knows us and meets us where right where we are TODAY.
In Luke 7 and 8 we don’t see Jesus dealing with theoretical problems or theoretical people. Again and again we see Jesus interacting with REAL people and their REAL situations in whatever season of life He finds them in. For us at ICC, as we walk through these weeks, the same is true. Jesus sees us, and knows us and meets us where right where we are TODAY.
As we journey through Luke 6 we are going to see see Jesus teaching some profound (and hard) truths. We see again and again that the life He calls His followers to is completely different and completely opposite of the way the world works. The Kingdom of God is an UPSIDE DOWN KINGDOM
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As we journey through Luke 6 we are going to see see Jesus teaching some profound (and hard) truths. We see again and again that the life He calls His followers to is completely different and completely opposite of the way the world works. The Kingdom of God is an UPSIDE DOWN KINGDOM
As we journey through Luke 6 we are going to see see Jesus teaching some profound (and hard) truths. We see again and again that the life He calls His followers to is completely different and completely opposite of the way the world works. The Kingdom of God is an UPSIDE DOWN KINGDOM
As we journey through Luke 6 we are going to see see Jesus teaching some profound (and hard) truths. We see again and again that the life He calls His followers to is completely different and completely opposite of the way the world works. The Kingdom of God is an UPSIDE DOWN KINGDOM
As we journey through Luke 6 we are going to see see Jesus teaching some profound (and hard) truths. We see again and again that the life He calls His followers to is completely different and completely opposite of the way the world works. The Kingdom of God is an UPSIDE DOWN KINGDOM
As we journey through Luke 6 we are going to see see Jesus teaching some profound (and hard) truths. We see again and again that the life He calls His followers to is completely different and completely opposite of the way the world works. The Kingdom of God is an UPSIDE DOWN KINGDOM
Most of us live for the WEEKEND. We don’t really get excited for Mondays. Maybe there’s something that we’re missing. Maybe it’s a flaw in how we view our lives. When we don’t have a PURPOSE (think of it as a VISION or GOALS) for something, we tend to lose interest. As followers of Jesus, we want to flip the script. Our Mondays have more meaning than we may give them credit. Why do we believe that? Because God has a purpose for you! Together we will discover what it looks like to go from simply waking up and dragging yourself to work; to fulfilling God’s mission for each of us.
Most of us live for the WEEKEND. We don’t really get excited for Mondays. Maybe there’s something that we’re missing. Maybe it’s a flaw in how we view our lives. When we don’t have a PURPOSE (think of it as a VISION or GOALS) for something, we tend to lose interest. As followers of Jesus, we want to flip the script. Our Mondays have more meaning than we may give them credit. Why do we believe that? Because God has a purpose for you! Together we will discover what it looks like to go from simply waking up and dragging yourself to work; to fulfilling God’s mission for each of us.
Depression Anxiety Suicide Not fun topics to think about, but they dominate our culture. In our society mental illness is running rampant people are feeling lost, confused and hopeless people are desperate for answers and for help and yet the church remained, largely, silent we want to take two weeks to break the silence and wade into the deep waters of these issues to those who have been touched by these things we want to give HOPE and COMMUNITY
Depression Anxiety Suicide Not fun topics to think about, but they dominate our culture. In our society mental illness is running rampant people are feeling lost, confused and hopeless people are desperate for answers and for help and yet the church remained, largely, silent we want to take two weeks to break the silence and wade into the deep waters of these issues to those who have been touched by these things we want to give HOPE and COMMUNITY
God LOVED us FIRST God GAVE to us FIRST and what should our response be? To make God FIRST in all areas of our lives.
While looking at the transition of Moses and Joshua, Pastor Jon Duey shares his heart and calling into the Lead Pastorate at ICC.
We discuss what God has to say about some of the more pressing questions of modern faith and culture.
We discuss what God has to say about some of the more pressing questions of modern faith and culture.
We discuss what God has to say about some of the more pressing questions of modern faith and culture.
We discuss three ways that we numb the power and purpose of the Holy Spirit in our lives.
We discuss Christmas through the eyes of God, and reflect on how that should change our view of the holiday.
We discuss how we are changed by looking at Christmas through the eyes of the shepherds.
We discuss the power sex has on our lives, and who we should listen to when it comes to sex.
We discuss why it's important to obey God, and how we can determine whether we're obeying him.
We discuss how it's easy to say you're a sinner, but much harder to actually admit to your sins.
We discuss the details of this year's ministry vision regarding spiritual growth, finances, and group life.
We discuss how Jacob's wrestling match with God informs how we view blessings and pain.
We discuss how the search for wisdom enables us to leave a lasting legacy for God's glory.
We discuss the background of Solomon's request for wisdom, and how that affects our decision to trust this book of the Bible as a guide for our lives.
We discuss how beauty is a part of the nature of God, and how it should be the one thing we seek.
We discuss how to know and experience the heart of God, and answer the question what kind of heart God desires for us.
We discuss how even when we don't feel powerful, we can know and experience the power of God in our lives.
We discuss how we can be people of integrity--even if it's something we've never shown before--as a result of knowing and experiencing God.
We discuss how, while there is no app for gaining and applying wisdom, God still enables us to know and experience his wisdom.
We discuss how followers of Jesus always have cause for joy (even in the midst of great affliction), as well as how thankful hearts respond to God with an outpouring of generosity to others (and what that looks like).
We discuss perseverance as an expected--but difficult--response to the full recovery we experience as a result of the gospel of Jesus.
We discuss how the process of sanctification in the life of a believer and follower of Christ is a partnership between God and the individual.
We discuss how the good news of the gospel of Jesus turns the tide of brokenness to restoration, and fixes the things we can't fix ourselves.
We take an evening to reflect on the last days before Christ's crucifixion, through the lens of a "Tenebrae" service that utilizes scripture readings and candlelight.
We discuss how rather than allowing God to fix us, we often run to four other unfulfilling things.
We discuss how you can only understand the good news of the gospel if you first understand the bad news about yourself.
We discuss how the perils of a heavy soul can lead to the suffocating guilt of a tortured soul, and how Jesus covers our guilt with grace.
We discuss how God heals heavy souls burdened with hurts from the past, troubles in the present, and anxiety about the future.
We discuss how only God truly understands our hearts, and therefore is the only wan who can bring us rest.
We discuss how the only way to stop chasing after the wind in a meaningless existence is to serve a God who is outside of "under the sun."
We discuss how Ecclesiastes points out that the pursuit and application of wisdom leads to a joy and fulfillment that the pleasures of the world cannot match.
We discuss how the book of Ecclesiastes directs us to experience the peace of God no matter what is happening in our lives.
We discuss how the "strong medicine" of the book of Ecclesiastes reminds us that in every season of our life, God has a purpose for us.
We begin our discussion of how the "meaninglessness" of the book of Ecclesiastes directs us to the true meaning of a relationship with God.