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Parables were a hallmark of Jesus’ teaching. By teaching in parables, Jesus could take a normal everyday circumstance and twist it just enough to make us think deeper, and even to offend us. In the parable of the laborers of the vineyard, Jesus offends our sense of fairness. He does this demonstrate that God’s grace is not fair. In this message, we learn to see our lives through the lens of grace and to rejoice in God’s extravagant mercy. Based on Matthew 20:1-16The Red Letters, Week 2: Discussion Guide
In response to the question, “how many times shall I forgive someone who has sinned against me,” Jesus reveals that true forgiveness isn’t about keeping count, but about defaulting to grace. In the parable of the unforgiving servant Jesus exposes the hypocrisy of receiving mercy without extending it. Those who have been forgiven should offer forgiveness to others freely and without limits. The math of God’s mercy, then, is not addition or subtraction – it is multiplication without limits. In this message, we unpack how God’s mercy overflows beyond reason, and how God’s transforms the way we show mercy to others. Based on Matthew 18:21-35The Red Letters, Week 1: Discussion Guide
The Christian life is not passive but active - a daily, conscious choice to live as children of God, anticipating Christ’s return. Paul’s exhortation to “wake up” challenges believers to examine habits, priorities, and attitudes, rejecting behaviors that hinder love and godliness. Spiritual awakening transforms ordinary routines into opportunities for holiness, service, and witness. In this message, we learn to live in light of Christ’s future return, and to connect with God’s transforming work daily. Based on Romans 13:8-14Transformation, Week 3: Discussion Guide
God’s greatest desire for our lives is that we would love him and love others. In fulfilling this desire, it simply won’t for us to operate out of the world’s shallow definition of love. To be transformed people, we need a transformed understanding of love. Drawing on Paul’s teaching in Romans 12, this sermon unpacks the sacrificial nature of true love, which refuses to pulverize enemies and responds to every form of evil with good. Based on Romans 12:9-21
God’s transforming grace is not simply a call to be moral people; it is a call to a God-centered Spirit-filled lifestyle. Having expounded the glories of God’s grace in Jesus Christ, Paul outlines key elements of the transformed life God wants for us – a new mindset, new attitude, and new way of living. In this message, we outline the blueprint for a new life from Romans 12, and encourage listeners to open themselves to God’s transforming grace. Based on Romans 12:1-8
After years of betrayal and hurt, Joseph’s story ends with a beautiful moment of reconciliation and healing. This message emphasizes that God’s grace can break cycles of hurt, restore broken relationships, and bring redemption where there was pain. We conclude our summary long journey through Genesis with the powerful truth that in the end our broken lives cannot change God’s unshakable grace. Grace always wins. Based on Genesis 45:1-15
The story of Joseph, Jacob’s young son, is a story of jealousy, dysfunction, and deceit. The resentment and betrayal Joseph receives from his brothers is painful to see, and sadly all too familiar. The story uncovers the sobering truth that betrayal often comes unexpectedly from those who are closest to us. Lest we despair, the story also ensures that God’s providential hand can work even through the most hurtful betrayal to bring about God’s good purposes. Based on Genesis 37:1-4, 12-28The Genesis of Grace, Week 10: Discussion Guide
Every follower of Jesus has doubts, fears, and questions. They are part of everyone’s faith journey. Alone one night, Jacob wrestles with God, struggling to receive God’s blessing amid the murkiness his life. His story teaches us that it is ok to openly and honestly struggle with God, bringing all our questions before him. Like Jacob, we can emerge from our spiritual wrestling with new identity, renewed faith, and the assurance that the God who wrestles with us is also the God who walks with us, guides us, and ultimately blesses us. Based on Genesis 32:22-31The Genesis of Grace, Week 9: Discussion Guide
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