Sevier Heights: Recent Episodes
Sevier Heights
As we approach Easter Sunday, let's walk with Jesus from Galilee to Jerusalem on what can seem like a strange journey. The crowd is filled with enemies, strangers, fans, and followers. Which would you be? Which direction are you heading?
We live in a constantly-moving, fast paced, get-things-done world that is unbelievably easy to get caught up in. We find ourselves fighting against the current of a beautiful rhythm of rest that God designed for us. What does it look like for us to lean into that rest in our daily lives?
How can we live and give with the end in mind? Today is an opportunity for us to focus everything we have on eternity in heaven — not just here on earth.
Leadership always has challenges, but there are times when leadership is more challenging--when we’re afraid. Let’s take a look at the life of Samuel to see how fear and obedience are connected.
Leadership always has challenges, but there are times when leadership is more challenging. What can we learn from Samuel’s routine as faithfulness is forged in the mundane?
What do you do when you feel like you don’t have enough? What if you don’t have what it takes? Our responsibility is to bring what we have.
Jesus communicates a disruptive message on humility. It affects the person you’re becoming, and the people we’re becoming.
Most people didn’t like the way Jesus made friends. Let’s talk about the scandal of friendship between Jesus and Matthew--but also between Jesus and us.
We've all experienced wilderness moments where our faith can grow or our faith can diminish. How did Jesus succeed in the wilderness where we typically fail?
Something has gone wrong and needs to be made right. What do the healings of Jesus tell us about Jesus, and how should we respond today?
A clear understanding of Jesus as teacher helps us to reject our faulty versions of Jesus. One of the greatest things you and I can do is to position ourselves to listen to the teaching of Jesus and learn to put it into practice.
Whether you're just curious, casual, or even committed to following Jesus, there is a life we are meant to live. Let's slow down, think about the "why," expect a struggle, and make room for God to do whatever he wants.