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Blessed Are the Peacemakers
Jesus said that the peacemakers are blessed because they will be called sons of God. To understand this statement we must understand the biblical idea of peace and the significance of the phrase "sons of God." Since God calls his Old Covenant people, Israel, his firstborn son and because the primary theme of Scripture is winning the conflict that he set in place against Satan and sin near the beginning of creation, we understand Jesus' statement in understanding the relationship between these two biblical emphases.
Let Peace Reign
Followers of Jesus are called to be peacemakers in the world. This is not always a peaceful process
Wisdom That Produces Faith
Sunday Sermon - "Wisdom That Produces Faith"
Blessed are the Peacemakers Matt 5:9
What does it mean to be a Peacemaker? Who are we to make peace with? What does it mean to be called the Son of God? Find out the answers to these questions as we study Matthew 5:9
Gifts for the Person that has Everything
Most of us have that "someone" for whom it is challenging to buy a gift. It seems that they have everything they need or we just lack creative ideas. Discover the gift that everyone needs and that most don't have.
Blessed are the peacemakers...
In a world that so desperately needs to SEE the tangible expressions of the kingdom of God coming to reign...Jesus steps to the "podium" and begins to detail what life in the "here and now" should look like. We've spent our summer weekends digging into the practical characteristics of this new life...and this weekend we deal with a deeply personal, proactive, and sometimes controversial role we are called to play...that of actively "making peace." When we look at Jesus' life, we recognize that He did not just stand by while the world spiraled out of control...He stepped in. He stood between opposing parties and stretched out His arms in reconciliation. He calls us to do the same! Key Passage: Matthew 5:9
