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Luke 12:13-34 Mike Anderson Many people use the image of climbing a ladder as a metaphor for working towards your dreams. But what if your ladder is set up on the wrong wall? Jesus challenges us in Luke 12:13-34 not to set up your hopes on money, but to set your heart on the kingdom of God. Specifically, he says to set your heart on the kingdom of God rather than material wealth, rather than material needs, but with the material you have.
Luke 12:1-12 Mike Anderson Last week, we heard Jesus' strong words against hypocritical religious leaders. But hypocrisy is also a danger for those professing to follow Jesus. We can be tempted to claim him privately but deny him publicly. In Luke 1:12, we're encouraged to speak of Jesus as those who will be judged by Jesus, and the passage gives us three reasons to do so: Your words will be judged, your fears can be defeated, and your profession will be reciprocated.
Luke 11:37-54 Mike Anderson Court judges have power to make decisions that affect the course of people's lives, yet they can only make their judgments based on limited and observable evidence. Not to mention, courts are composed of fallible human beings. With so much opportunity for error, who judges the judges? In Luke 11:37-54, we see that man looks on the outward appearance, but Jesus judges the heart. To understand that we’ll look at the contrast between outward and inward righteousness, then at the characteristics of outward righteousness, and finally at the comeback of the outwardly righteous.
Luke 11:14-36 Mike Anderson Be careful how you respond to Jesus. Luke 11:14-36 gives us 5 reasons why: If you’re not for him, you’re against him; if you don’t have him, evil will have you; if you’re only near him, you haven’t received him; if he doesn’t seem like enough, God won’t send you anything more; and if you would see him rightly, you need open eyes.
Luke 11:1-13 Mike Anderson There are many different answers today to the question, "how can I connect with God?". Does it come through nature, through meditation, or maybe through tradition? Jesus' answer in Luke 11:1-13 is to pray boldly for the things Jesus taught us to pray for. So we’ll look first at the things Jesus taught us to pray for, and then we’ll talk about praying boldly.
Luke 10:38-42 Mike Anderson Life is full of important things that can keep us from the words of Jesus. Not to mention our devices that are literally designed to hold our attention! But we read in Luke 10:38-42 that only one thing is necessary, so don’t let anything distract you from the words of Jesus. We'll see that distractions are many, but only one thing is necessary.
Philippians 1:18-26 Wouter Harryvan How can we have joy today knowing for sure that some day we're going to die? Pastor Wouter Harryvan from Risen Christ Fellowship joins us to preach from Philippians 1:18-26 that great joy in this life comes from laying ourselves down for others in service and sacrifice as a response to Christ having laid himself down for us. We'll see the Christian’s great joy in this life and the Christian’s far greater joy in death.
Malachi 1:6-2:9 Gareth Weakly What kind of gift is service is good enough for God? Will he accept the best we can do right now, the leftovers, and the "just-good-enough"? Malachi 1:6-2:9 shows us that half-hearted service of God is worse than nothing. We'll look at half-hearted worship of God and then at half-hearted service to God's people.
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