Look at You! (Luke 6:36 – 49)

While instructing His followers, Jesus points out the dangers they will face from themselves. Through a series of pairs Jesus shows the danger of using yourself as the standard for living. Jesus wants to be your standard of evaluation. Answer the three questions Jesus asks this morning: where is your faith, your fruit, and your […]

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Our series in 1 Thessalonians continues. This first letter written by the apostle Paul encouraged a young church to build spiritual stamina, the ability to maintain effort while withstanding deterioration. After establishing a strong foundation, a solid pattern of behavior must be developed. Pastor shows from God’s Word how the good news of the gospel […]

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Reality Check (Mark 10:32 – 34)

We all like to think about the future but we all need to live in the present! Often the present gives us what we call a “reality check” that can be quite harsh. We look at a reality check given to the followers of Jesus as they thought about the great future ahead of them. […]

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Picture This! (Mark 4:21 – 34)

Jesus uses beautiful illustrations to help us understand His teachings. We must not become so involved in the picture that we lose sight of WHAT is being pictured. We look at 3 scenes that were familiar to people in Jesus’ day, and learn the lessons they were to learn by looking at the pictures Jesus […]

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Jesus’ Family (Mark 3:31 – 35)

God created us to belong to groups. We group ourselves in many different ways, yet there is one particular group that Jesus calls His family. Listen today as we discuss who is found in Jesus’ family. This sermon is presented in both English and Spanish.

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Why Follow Jesus? (Mark 3:7 – 19)

People follow sports teams for various reasons. Some have been fans for a long time, others follow certain players no matter which team they are currently playing, other like the mascots or uniform colors. There are those who follow a team because they attended the school associated with it, or maybe even played for the […]

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