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Disciple Maker: I Have Decided – To Invest in Others

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Disciple Maker: I Have Decided - To Invest in Others
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Love is the most powerful 4-letter word in the human language. It has the power to endure hurt, disappointment, failure and even betrayal. This is why Jesus told his disciples, “By this everyone will know you are my disciples if you love one another.” While these words are powerful enough in and of themselves, the real power is in the context in which Jesus spoke them. In this sermon, we learn how to invest in others with an intentional and consistent love.

Disciple Maker: I Have Decided – To Follow Jesus

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Disciple Maker: I Have Decided - To Follow Jesus
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What kind of people does Jesus call us to be? In Acts 11:26, we encounter two kinds of people: Christians and disciples. For most of us, Christians are disciples and vice versa. However, Jesus never called anyone to be a Christian. He only calls people to be a disciple. In this sermon, we answer the question, “what does it mean to be a disciple?”

To Infinity & Beyond

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To Infinity & Beyond
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Eternity is the reality of infinity and beyond. As humans, it is difficult to understand eternity when everything in our life has an expiration date. We have yet to experience anything in life that does not come to an end. And when it does end, we grieve what once was but is no longer. This should reveal to us that God created us for eternity (Ecclesiastes 3:11). This desire for eternity reveals itself in the choices we make. God did more than create us for it. He also gave us the choice of where we will spend it (John 3:36). It is this choice that will determine all the other choices we make in life. Ultimately, it is by our choices that will become an  example for others (1 Timothy 1:16).

Time to Move

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Time to Move
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God wants to move in and through the hearts and lives of His people. Throughout the scriptures, we encounter a God that is always working with and for His people. Yet, what we see in our day, are all the place where God once moved but appears to be no longer. The Valley of Dry Bones, in Ezekiel 37, is one of these places. Even in the valley, we discover that God moves through the obedience of His people. Where God is moving in us, it is time for us to move after Him.

Missio Dei

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Missio Dei
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The Mission of God is compromised of two main events. The first is the moment of salvation when we get all of Jesus. The second in sanctification when Jesus gets all of us. In the middle of these two events is Easter. Jesus came not only to save us but also the sanctify us. He came not only to attract us to Him but also to send out on mission with Him. In this sermon, we will discover what it means to be on mission with Jesus.

SoulShift: Me to We

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SoulShift: Me to We
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Easter is for everyone because everyone needs Easter. There is an event or decision in everyone’s past or present that we wish we could change but cannot. Easter teaches us that change is possible no matter how impossible the change might seem. Easter is more than a revolution that can change our life. It is a resurrection that can change everyone’s life. This requires a SoulShift, a shift from me to we. This SoulShift will not only resurrect us but it will also transforms us to become a resurrection.

Good Friday

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Good Friday
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For Jesus, Good Friday was that moment it all came down to this. He had to choose between following the plan prepared from Him from the beginning of the world or forsaking it. Jesus chose to follow the plan. When He did, the battle between good and evil commenced. Evil tried to conquer Jesus with force. But, Jesus conquered evil by submitting himself to it. Just as Jesus, in all of His goodness, submitted himself unto evil we are now able, in all of our evilness, to submit ourselves unto His goodness.