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Lay it Down
In this message, Dustin spoke from John 10 where we learn about how Jesus inspirationally laid his life down in freedom to take it up again in freedom. Dustin challenged the church to lay down their lives as a practice for greater freedom The very nature of freedom has to do with release- laying it down. Jesus released-laid down- his life into the hands of the Father and was free.
Words to Live By
After Jesus resurrection, he walked the earth for 40 days. Luke 24:36-49 shows his interaction with the disciples and their response and it is worth our full attention. The disciples built a strong bond by talking, listening, and being present to each other. We are called to go and do likewise in the church.
Restoring Light
The idea that Jesus had to be punished for our sins goes against the message of the gospel, putting the Father and Son at odds instead of united in purpose. Jesus Christ is a healer and restorer who carries out his Father's mission of reconciliation for all humankind. If we walk in the light we will be free to confess and to receive the confession of others without judgement, and to help each other overcome sin.
Distinguished
Jesus Christ is the fulfillment of the Old Testament Jewish mission. That mission was to bear witness to the invisible God of creation and redemption. The Spirit of the New Testament is that God has not distinguished one nation as superior to another, or one gender, or one race; but that Christ has leveled and elevated the playing field. Our Easter Message is, because of Jesus whole human race is distinguished as loved!
Palm Sunday
As Christ faced Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, he willingly declared it was his time and faced his cross. To “take up your cross,” is to take up an open willingness to face your Palm Sunday, your last meal, your cross, your death, and your resurrection. It is a vibrant, scary, and glorious acceptance- it’s how you truly pray, “thy will be done and mean it.”
