Jesus often spoke challenging words. Words that shocked people; words that pushed people beyond any reasonable standard; and words that made people evaluate whether they wanted to follow Jesus any more. But ultimately they were words of love… tough love, but love nonetheless, leading people to real life.
Mark 9
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Jesus often spoke challenging words. Words that shocked people; words that pushed people beyond any reasonable standard; and words that made people evaluate whether they wanted to follow Jesus any more. But ultimately they were words of love… tough love, but love nonetheless, leading people to real life.
In this message, lead pastor David Hendersion dives into Mark chapter 9, where Jesus says, "“Whoever wants to be first must take last place and be the servant of everyone else.”
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Jesus often spoke challenging words. Words that shocked people; words that pushed people beyond any reasonable standard; and words that made people evaluate whether they wanted to follow Jesus any more. But ultimately they were words of love… tough love, but love nonetheless, leading people to real life.
This week, lead pastor David Henderson walks through one of the most challenging teachings of Jesus. Love your enemies.
Jesus often spoke challenging words. Words that shocked people; words that pushed people beyond any reasonable standard; and words that made people evaluate whether they wanted to follow Jesus any more. But ultimately they were words of love… tough love, but love nonetheless, leading people to real life.
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We often feel like we need to be taught scripture in a deep, revolutionary way. Sometimes though, less is more. Scripture is full of passages that are easy to understand, and give us simple truths that we can apply to our everyday lives.
This week, lead pastor David Henderson teaches on Psalm 68.
"God places the lonely in families"
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We often feel like we need to be taught scripture in a deep, revolutionary way. Sometimes though, less is more. Scripture is full of passages that are easy to understand, and give us simple truths that we can apply to our everyday lives.
Lead pastor David Henderson dives into Psalm 23 as he teaches on "i shall not want"
We often feel like we need to be taught scripture in a deep, revolutionary way. Sometimes though, less is more. Scripture is full of passages that are easy to understand, and give us simple truths that we can apply to our everyday lives. In this series, we dive in to some simple teachings from the Bible, and spend time reflecting and responding to their message.
This week, we dive into Psalm 103 as Lead Pastor David Henderson teaches about the need to get serious about our sin.
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We often feel like we need to be taught scripture in a deep, revolutionary way. Sometimes though, less is more. Scripture is full of passages that are easy to understand, and give us simple truths that we can apply to our everyday lives. In this series, we dive in to some simple teachings from the Bible, and spend time reflecting and responding to their message.
Our student pastor Derek teaches this week as we dive into psalm 139.
We often feel like we need to be taught scripture in a deep, revolutionary way. Sometimes though, less is more. Scripture is full of passages that are easy to understand, and give us simple truths that we can apply to our everyday lives.
As we start this new series, we dive into Psalm 46, "Be still and know that I am God"
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As we close out the Jesus for the Rich and Famous series, lead pastor David Henderson teaches on the stories of two tax collectors....Zacchaeu and Matthew.
As the message begins, David is teaching about Zaccheaus who being too short to see Jesus in the crowd, ran ahead so that he could climb a fig tree.
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As we continue our series Jesus for the Rich and Famous, lead pastor David Henderson discusses Jesus' encounter with a Roman officer pleading for the healing of one of his servants. The Centurion's faith amazes even Jesus.
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Lead pastor David Henderson continues our series by teaching from the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. (Luke 16). You can follow along with this message on YouVersion here.
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Lead pastor David Henderson discusses how we should use wealth.....launching rockets and building bigger launching pads.
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In week 2 of our series Jesus for the Rich and Famous, lead pastor David Henderson teaches about why good people don't go to heaven.
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What if Jesus didn’t only come to reach the poor, the lonely and people who have hit rock bottom? What if He came to show His love and power to those at the very top of their lives? As we look at the gospels we find Jesus interacting with people at the highest levels of wealth, military, business, government and religion. Come join us as we discover a Jesus who is not only for the poor, but most definitely for the rich and the famous.
As we begin the series, Lead Pastor David Henderson digs in the story of the rich young ruler. You can follow along with message notes on YouVersion here
Lead Pastor David Henderson talks about how the "same mighty power" that raised Christ from the dead affects us.You can follow along on YouVersion here
who we are | how we live
Lead pastor David Henderson teaches about the significance of communion and how Jesus' death and resurrection changed everything.
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Lead pastor David Henderson teaches about how evil attacks our identities in three distinct ways: appetite, affirmation, and ambition.
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If you are interested in being Baptized at Venture, we encourage you to listen to a message titled, Baptism: What’s the Big Deal?, by Andy Stanley.