Anthem Church

As we consider the call to steward our lives for God, it becomes apparent that this task is too heavy to take on alone. We need friends in the church body to help us navigate the burdens of life and reorient us to God’s promises. This week, Chris Kurtz explained Jonathan and David’s deep friendship in 1 Samuel 18:1-4 and how it serves as an example of the depth of friendship we are called to.
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How should we think about the physical bodies we live in? As we discover the truth about our bodies in Scripture, we discover God’s delight in His personal creation and desire for us to care for the bodies He has specifically appointed for each one of us. Matt Dennings preaches about the relationships we have with our physical bodies and how we are to live in light of 1 Timothy 4:8-10.
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In Psalm 42, we see the Psalmist speaking hope to his soul rather than letting his low emotional state guide him to misperceive reality. We, too, are called to use our emotions as a gauge to show us areas we need to submit to the Lord rather than submitting to or avoiding our emotions. Listen as Matt Dennings unpacks how to steward our emotions as patterned for us in Psalm 42.
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God created us not merely as physical beings, but as spiritual beings as well. We are called to steward our spiritual lives to the glory of God. Matt Dennings continues The Stewarded Life series in Psalm 27 and explains what it looks like to tend to our souls.
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This summer, we will be looking at the different domains of life we are called to steward according to God’s design. Matt Dennings began our series, The Stewarded Life, with a sermon unpacking the purpose we were created for as outlined in Genesis 1:26-29 and how we can fulfill that purpose through active investment and an eternal perspective.
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When you think of discipleship, what comes to mind? In the last chapter of John, we see Jesus model discipleship in three ways: passionately pursuing his disciples, developing a climate for growth, and shifting their focus to following Him. Nick Sweerin closes our John sermon series, unpacking the lessons we can learn from watching Jesus engage with his disciples in John 21:1-25.
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After the resurrection, we find Jesus’ disciples locked behind a door hiding in fear. The resurrected King Jesus then shows up and gives them exactly what they need in the midst of their confusion: peace, gladness, and purpose. Nick Sweerin walks through John 20:19-31 on how Jesus met the disciples and continues to meet us in times of fear and doubt.
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We long to be reunited with our Creator and the very thing we long for, we find in Jesus. Because of Jesus’ death and resurrection, we live with an invitation to come to God through Jesus. When you approach the risen Christ, what holds you back from being reunited with your Creator? Matt Dennings walks through John 19:37-20:18 on the God who personally calls us by name.
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For more resources and information from Anthem Church, visit us at https://www.anthemcolumbia.com/