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  • Jesus with the powerful.
    Jesus and the powerful. Whilst it is true that Jesus spent the majority of
    his time with the poor, the downtrodden and the marginalized, it is not
    true that he was therefore against the powerful, influential or rich.
    Indeed he welcomes powerful people to himself, receives support from the
    rich, and those who follow him instruct us to pray for our leaders. What he
    does stand against though, is all forms of pride - religious, social,
    economic and self-related. Because pride is a barrier to entry into his
    kingdom of life. Humility is the only way in. Godly humility looks like
    Jesus. It is neither self-denial, nor self-aggrandizement. Rather it is an
    acceptance of our gifts and talents, and a receiving of God’s honor towards
    us - and a submission of our self and our ability to use in his kingdom.
    By Ed Flint
    44 min
  • Jesus With The Powerful
    Jesus and the powerful. Whilst it is true that Jesus spent the majority of
    his time with the poor, the downtrodden and the marginalized, it is not
    true that he was therefore against the powerful, influential or rich.
    Indeed he welcomes powerful people to himself, receives support from the
    rich, and those who follow him instruct us to pray for our leaders. What he
    does stand against though, is all forms of pride - religious, social,
    economic and self-related. Because pride is a barrier to entry into his
    kingdom of life. Humility is the only way in. Godly humility looks like
    Jesus. It is neither self-denial, nor self-aggrandizement. Rather it is an
    acceptance of our gifts and talents, and a receiving of God’s honor towards
    us - and a submission of our self and our ability to use in his kingdom.
    44 min
  • Jesus with sinners.
    Sin is everyone’s favorite word, but i’m not always sure we have the right
    spin on it. Sin is all the ways in which we’re not orientated towards the
    loving ways of God’s kingdom. We’re all caught up in those all the time,
    but ‘obedience’ to his ways changes its meaning entirely when we learn to
    come back to the love.
    By Hannah Flint
    33 min
  • Jesus With Sinners
    Sin is everyone’s favourite word, but i’m not always sure we have the right
    spin on it. Sin is all the ways in which we’re not orientated towards the
    loving ways of God’s kingdom. We’re all caught up in those all the time,
    but ‘obedience’ to his ways changes its meaning entirely when we learn to
    come back to the love.
    33 min
  • Jesus with the demonized.
    It’s easy to go to extremes in our beliefs about supernatural evil - some
    become unhealthily obsessed, whilst others can dismiss its existence
    entirely. In order to be true to the New Testament we must acknowledge both
    that the demonic exists, but also that this doesn’t now mean all our
    problems are the result of demons. In fact demonization tends to be
    relatively rare. When someone is being delivered from the demonic, it is
    very obvious, so we don’t need to search for demons, demons, everywhere! We
    can relax!
    What Jesus’ deliverance ministry does remind us though is that we live in
    the midst of a battle. The devil will use anything - the brokenness of our
    parents, our religious leaders, our friends and fellow believers, and
    especially ourselves - to steal the life from us. But Jesus is victorious
    over it all. He is the one who sets us free from all the pain of the past.
    Let us allow him to be the king of his kingdom and welcome his deliverance
    from the old and his welcome into the new.
    By Ed Flint
    40 min
  • Jesus With The Demonized
    It’s easy to go to extremes in our beliefs about supernatural evil - some
    become unhealthily obsessed, whilst others can dismiss its existence
    entirely. In order to be true to the New Testament we must acknowledge both
    that the demonic exists, but also that this doesn’t now mean all our
    problems are the result of demons. In fact demonization tends to be
    relatively rare. When someone is being delivered from the demonic, it is
    very obvious, so we don’t need to search for demons, demons, everywhere! We
    can relax!
    What Jesus’ deliverance ministry does remind us though is that we live in
    the midst of a battle. The devil will use anything - the brokenness of our
    parents, our religious leaders, our friends and fellow believers, and
    especially ourselves - to steal the life from us. But Jesus is victorious
    over it all. He is the one who sets us free from all the pain of the past.
    Let us allow him to be the king of his kingdom and welcome his deliverance
    from the old and his welcome into the new.
    40 min
  • Jesus with His Genté.
    Jesus’ hometown people would have known him and watched him grow. They had
    a shared experience of agricultural living under foreign rule so when Jesus
    makes the announcement of Kingdom, his genté (people) would’ve expected
    nothing less than special favors and treatment from the local teacher.
    We’re not immune from this. We may often face temptation to fit Jesus into
    our designs and cubes as well as make special demands from him. In doing
    so, we miss the exciting and redemptive truth that it’s not us who fit God
    into our designs, He’s the one who fits us into his unfolding story or
    renewal. The new community of Jesus, His new genté, are those who are open
    to the presence and activity of the Spirit. This is who we are. So let us
    surrender to the Spirit and the renewal that he wants to bring both in our
    lives and the world around us.
    By Raul Sandoval
    37 min
  • Jesus With His Genté
    Jesus’ hometown people would have known him and watched him grow. They had
    a shared experience of agricultural living under foreign rule so when Jesus
    makes the announcement of Kingdom, his genté (people) would’ve expected
    nothing less than special favors and treatment from the local teacher.
    We’re not immune from this. We may often face temptation to fit Jesus into
    our designs and cubes as well as make special demands from him. In doing
    so, we miss the exciting and redemptive truth that it’s not us who fit God
    into our designs, He’s the one who fits us into his unfolding story or
    renewal. The new community of Jesus, His new genté, are those who are open
    to the presence and activity of the Spirit. This is who we are. So let us
    surrender to the Spirit and the renewal that he wants to bring both in our
    lives and the world around us.
    37 min
  • Jesus with the sick.
    Jesus and the sick. In order to fully experience the life we are intended
    for we need all of the fullness of Jesus. That means not just receiving his
    teaching, not just receiving the consequences of his death and
    resurrection, but also receiving his power and coming under his lordship.
    Throughout the gospel of Luke Jesus is shown to have authority over death
    and disease. Everyone is eligible for his healing; it is a natural overflow
    from his compassion for all people; and it exists as we exercise our faith.
    The more we trust that he is who he says he is, the more we will see him be
    true to his promises. At bread we believe we’re being called into more
    maturity as a community. Maturity means growing in the things of Jesus, all
    predicated on growing in our faith in him.
    By Ed Flint
    45 min
  • Jesus With The Sick
    Jesus and the sick. In order to fully experience the life we are intended
    for we need all of the fullness of Jesus. That means not just receiving his
    teaching, not just receiving the consequences of his death and
    resurrection, but also receiving his power and coming under his lordship.
    Throughout the gospel of Luke Jesus is shown to have authority over death
    and disease. Everyone is eligible for his healing; it is a natural overflow
    from his compassion for all people; and it exists as we exercise our faith.
    The more we trust that he is who he says he is, the more we will see him be
    true to his promises. At bread we believe we’re being called into more
    maturity as a community. Maturity means growing in the things of Jesus, all
    predicated on growing in our faith in him.
    45 min

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