In this sermon we will explore Jesus call to seek his Kingdom before anything else. What does that mean in a world as obsessed with accumulation as ours? What truths are Jesus' followers meant to build their lives on to show the world what real life looks like?
In this sermon, we are continuing the Become series and exploring the spiritual disciplines of study and meditation. These disciplines primarily focus on the Bible's central role in the life of a Christian and how we might continue to train ourselves for the purpose of godliness as we leverage our lives to know the God we are called to make known to others.
In this sermon we'll examine the spiritual discipline of fasting, the feast that God has prepared for us, and the things that we are often tempted to satisfy our appetites with.
This sermon will explore what we want to become as a local church in this time and place. We'll lean on our two recent series through Matthew and Joshua to see our call to become a people who love God with heart, soul, mind, and strength. Who live as conduits of Jesus' presence on earth. And who labour toward the renewal of all things.
In this final sermon of the series we'll watch as the people of Israel gather with Joshua one last time. He'll call them to a moment of decision and warn them before sending them off to live their lives. In this chapter we'll be faced with the reality that the law we love will crush us if we try to live by it.
As we near the close of the book of Joshua, we will see that just as there is something threatening the possession and enjoyment of the Promised Land for the people of Israel, there is something threatening our participation and enjoyment of the life Jesus came to give us. We'll examine three charges that Joshua gives in order that we would more fully engage in the promised inheritance God has for us.
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Welcome to the podcast of Centre Church in Vancouver BC. We exist to know Jesus and make Him known. To learn more visit our website at centrechurch.ca