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What if there's more to being still than quieting our hearts? What if it's about being stilled by he power of God... and the power of the cross?
Life is such a rush, full of drama and trouble! Is there any hope in God? Oh Lord, teach us to count our days that we may gain a wise heart!
After the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus immediately goes into action. How does he live out his own teaching?
Jesus concludes the Sermon on the Mount with three sayings. We usually take these separately, but they actually build upon each other. How might they inform our lives and the "houses" we're building?
Why is our culture so obsessed with sports? Maybe our desire to play points to a desire for God?
Looking at the temptation of Jesus through the parable of the sower. Just as Satan tried to tempt Jesus to skirt his calling, he tries to tempt us too.
Jesus' family tree tells us what kind of person he is... but if we dig a little deeper something is afoot!
The end of the OT Gospel series. Tying everything together as we give thanks to God from multiple angles.
We usually gloss over passages like these, but if we dig a little deeper and reflect upon what is going on, we will discover how God wants to dwell with us.
How we worship shows what we believe. In the same way, how we observe our holidays shows what we believe about Christ. This week, we look at OT festivals and how they are intentional in helping us remember, look forward, and live like Christ today.
When we eat, something has to die in order for us live. Every meal is a small reenactment of what Christ as done for us. Likewise, we are called to live Christ's life of self-offering.
Isaiah 2: An amazing vision of the future where God's light pierces above the darkness. A vision we are called to participate in.
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