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As we finish off the first chapter in our Journey of the Redeemed, we come back to John the Baptist and consider a question he asks Jesus. (Luke 7:18-35)

To view the video of the ostrich mentioned in the sermon, go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kotWv4MCxNI

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Two interactions. One empathetic Savior. A role model for us: look for and listen to the stories of others. (Luke 7:1-17)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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With a twinkle in his eye, Jesus shared 3 amusing metaphors to round out his sermon—but they held deeper points, causing us all to self-evaluate. (Luke 6:39-49)

Opening audio clip from KCAL 9 News in Los Angeles. Find the original video of deck collapse here: https://youtu.be/3TUSVdmITXY

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Jesus set a high standard for us to follow that upends our human concepts of love and mercy. But it gives us pause to consider what life would look like if we actually lived it out. (Luke 6:27-38)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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For some people, costumes are meant to hide; for others, they reveal. In his sermon, Jesus showed people that there’s more going on than meets the eye. (Luke 6:17-26)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Jesus was critiqued for what he did and didn’t do by people who cared more about the HOW than the WHY. Jesus’ responses cause us to consider the WHY of our own worship. (Luke 5:33–6:11)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Jesus reached out and healed those in need with care and through physical contact. We may feel isolated, and we may feel like we have no way to help others, but we can and should simply reach out. (Luke 5:12-26)

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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Jesus told stories, shared meals around dinner tables, and called people to something greater. His invitation remains open to all today—and it requires something from us.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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As Jesus’ ministry began, there was a push and pull by people who had different expectations for him. We’ll learn how to navigate the push and pull in our own lives as we follow God’s better plan.

See episode website for photos of statues: https://www.echochurch.org/messages/2021/10/3

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

Today we hear about some voices that came to Jesus right before he began his ministry. One was a very good voice and one was a very troubling voice. Just as we do today,

Jesus had to decide which to focus on.

Sermon by: Kelly Carr, Lead Pastor

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