Sermons About Radical
What Radical Love Demands
Only when we look to Jesus, as we do in John 13, only hours before the cross, do we the example we need to live lives of radical love.
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He Was a Friend to Sinners
“I’m holding out for Grace. I’m holding out that Jesus took my sins onto the Cross, because I know who I am, and I hope I don’t have to depend on my own religiosity. Christ took on the sins of the world, so that what we put out did now come back to us. It should keepus humbled. It’s not our own good works that get us through the gates of Heaven.” Bono
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Biblical Saving Faith has a Proper Eternal Perspective
My purpose in preaching this passage is to ignite a fire in your hearts to passionately pursue Christ by applying these three necessary decisions to your life and then to follow hard after Christ. It’s past time for the church to stop playing Christian and be Christians who live lives of radical sacrifice.
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Learning Christ: Three Radical Lessons
By the example of his own life, Jesus teaches us three radical lessons that we are to emulate as we 'learn Christ.'
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Biblical Faith is a Radical Faith
1. Biblical, saving faith radically trusts in the unseen seemingly impossible promises of God. (11-12) 2. Biblical saving faith radically lives not as citizens of earth but as strangers and exiles. (13-16)
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A Radical Freedom
In Chapter 5 the Apostle Paul comes to the obvious conclusion of the arguments he has been presenting up to this point. That conclusion is that it is for freedom that Christ has set us free. In chapter 5 Paul reveals that we are to stand firm in our faith in the grace of Christ and not to put on again the yoke of slavery to works of the law. In fact he tells the Galatians that if they receive circumcision they are severed from Christ!
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Special Event: Shane Claiborne
Shane Claiborne, one of the founders of "The Simple Way" and author of "The Irresistible Revolution: Living as an Ordinary Radical," visits The Journey.
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