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Too often we think of God as an angry principal inviting us into his office for swats. Psalm 25:14 describes God as a tutoring teacher inviting us to sit down for a talk about what’s really going on in us.
Our lives take shape through the various, small decisions we make every day. There is one “little†decision, however, that influences, and is affected by, all the other decisions we make - how we respond to God's Word.
It seems that God rarely plops down the finished, fully-developed product. Rather, He develops it in stages, and uses people to do it. So the Church slowly developed. In this text we see the beginnings of its leadership and structure.
It seems that God rarely plops down the finished, fully-developed product. Rather, He develops it in stages, and uses people to do it. So the Church slowly developed. In this text we see the beginnings of its leadership and structure.
Sometimes our personal vantage point prevents us from seeing our own spots. Jesus sees them and wants to chat with us about them.
Our hearts hatch evil within us that leads to evil deeds. That’s why God is more concerned with our hearts than with our actions. The Sabbath brought this out.
Form matters—but as a means not an end. Embrace forms and thought patterns that enhance your movement in the Spirit.
Transformation takes place in your life through discipleship with Jesus where he deals with your sin through his mercy.
We can miss out on the freedom Christ brings unless we remember...
REFILLING YOUR CANTEEN (Click here for Video)
The good news Jesus brings is that He is the true Servant King. Jesus's whole authority demands my whole trust.
Here are some questions we can ask and important truths we can explore to keep focused on the true, good news of God:
This sermon begins with a short clip of an unordinary occurrence. The early church was regularly marked by what we would consider strange and unordinary occurrences.
The beginning of the story of Christ shows us what our journey with God will be like should we choose it. We see that God is always
Dr. John H. Coe, Director Institute for Spiritual Formation, Talbot School of Theology
