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Just like Jesus’ disciples, today on our own journey of faith, we must grapple with his question: Who do you say I am? (Luke 9:18-36)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Examining two more meals with Jesus, we find him challenging all his disciples to get out of their comfort zones. Similarly we’re asked to embrace both blessings and burdens as followers of Jesus (Luke 9:7-17; 10:38-42)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Jesus provided two miraculous healings in one walk through a crowd. But he didn’t keep such power to himself. See how God’s Spirit was at work through ordinary humans as well—the same Spirit promised to us. (Luke 8:40-56, 9:1-6)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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As we see the way Jesus gave dignity and value to others, we are reminded that we can take part in helping restore people to health, to community, and to purpose in God’s kingdom. (Luke 8:1-3, 26-39)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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An awkward meal that Jesus experienced causes us all to look inward and ask: who do we struggle to invite to the table? (Luke 7:36-50)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Interactions with our childhood family may shift over time. But Jesus invites us into his eternal family. As part of that family, he will stay right with us, through every storm of life. (Luke 8:19-25)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Today’s story from Jesus’ adolescence is complex—in the way life is complex for all of us. Because growth and expectations, family and faith can have a lot of losts & founds. (Luke 2:41-52)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Today as we regard two interactions that people had with the infant Jesus, we are reminded that all of us can be used by God to sharpen one another. (Luke 2:21-40)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Today we take a realistic view about the nativity scene. While it was a holy night, it was surely not all silent, calm, or bright. Real sacrifices were being made in Bethlehem. (Luke 2:1-21)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Did you ever realize that the people in Scripture sometimes act like they’re in a musical? They burst into song occasionally! Today we’ll consider one of those scenarios. (Luke 1:26-56)

This week we begin the second segment in our Journey of the Redeemed series: Crown of Joy, Song of Praise. We’re flashing back this month to where Jesus’ earthly journey all began.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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