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The Path to Victory…Runs Through Rugged Reality
Being identified with Jesus Christ will mean we will have to face the same treatment from people that he did. Living in a culture not used to suffering for Christ brings unique challenges to our faith. This message prepares God's people for reality and embraces the resource of the Holy Spirit operating through us into a sinful world.
A Time To Hate
Good parents teach their children not to hate. Scriptures back this up. We are told to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us. Yet in Psalm 139 David forcefully expresses his “complete hatred” for the wicked. Is this something that should have any place in our lives? If so, how?
06. Act and Attitude, Hand and Heart
Matthew 5:13-26, HC LD 40: Q&A 105-107
Turning to the Lord (II Kings 22, 23)
Learning from King Josiah's example of true repentance.
Deut 5:17 The Sixth Word of Grace: Life
Outline: What relevance does this ancient command about murder have for modern life? 1. Teaches us to treat every human as valuable 2. Teaches us to care for both life and soul 3. Points to our heart problem of anger 4. Guides us in difficult ethical issues 5. Points us to the murder of Jesus
Transition - Part 39
The love of the Father comes at the cost of hatred from the world.
Jesus Changes Everything: Our Speech
Jesus states in Matthew 12:34, "out of the overflow of the heart the mouth speaks". In this sermon, we look at the problem of the heart in communication starting in the beginning of the story with Adam & Eve.
Is Your Anger Righteous? (Eph. 4:26-27)
Is Your Anger Righteous?
Hatred
The parable of the good Samaritan does more than just tell us to nice to people. It redefines what it means to be a neighbor. Pastor Brian Curtis calls us to see how the gospel changes our hearts and challenges us to love our neighbors compassionately with the love of Christ.
Is Sin Really That Serious?
We consider one of the many things that keeps us from following Jesus: not taking sin as seriously as we should. Our sins may seem small to us, but even the smallest sin is an abomination to God. We are encouraged to repent of every sin, remembering how evil and dangerous even the least sin is. Even small sins are infinitely serious; but if we will turn from our sins to Christ, they will be forgiven and we will find mercy.
