What will it take to reach the world with the gospel in our cultural moment? In our last message, we cast a vision for a church that accomplishes this goal. In this sermon, we continue our series, Exiles, and look at a practical way that we can build stubbornly loyal relationships with one another in a world of individualism. These relationships will help us live as an alternative society that practices the ways of Jesus to help us live a life to the full. We look at the characteristics of this kind of community and invite you to practice this kind of community where you live. Listen as we build the foundation for a community that captures the hearts of the watching world around us and reveals Jesus like never before.

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A recent Barna research poll showed that culture describes Christians as "irrelevant" and "extreme." This research also showed that the church has reached a point of "irreversible decline." What does this mean for us as the church today? In our new series, Exiles, we will look at ways that we are invited to engage the culture around us that looks much more like Babylon than it does Jerusalem. Listen as we discover the unique challenges that are facing the Church today and the invitation that Jesus gives to each of us as we seek to follow Him in a way that moves the Church from a place of anxiety to a place of possibility.

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There is an art to loving your neighbor as you love yourself. While each neighbor is different, the call to love them is the same. This week we look practically at ways to love our neighbors by blessing them. Listen as we talk about how God can multiply our small acts into miraculous ways of loving our neighbors.

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Where do we even begin to start when it comes to loving our neighbor? We may understand the significance of the command Jesus gives, but what does it look like practically? Listen as we talk about overcoming our fears of loving our neighbors and discover practical ways that we can move from viewing our neighbors as strangers to viewing our neighbors as friends.

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There is a growing trend in our world today towards isolation and loneliness. The Church has both an opportunity and a warning before her with how we live. Listen as we take a look at the priorities of the early church and how they directly impact how we live as the family of God today. 

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Jesus gave each of His followers a pathway to live out His Kingdom's vision to impact the world. We call it The Great Commandment. While it is simple, it is incredibly powerful. But what stops people from actually living this out? Listen as we talk about one of the biggest barriers in our obedience to The Great Commandment and how we can overcome it.

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How would you summarize the entire bible? Jesus was asked this question once and His answer gives us a pathway into how we can live out His Kingdom vision. But what does that look like practically? On Sunday we kicked off our new series Won't You Be My Neighbor. In this series, we spend time talking about the power and genius of the Great Commandment and how we can put into practice this simple yet powerful command to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. Listen to learn what it looks like to actually live out Jesus' command with practical tools to love our neighbors.

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We make choices every day. What we will eat for breakfast, which route to work will we take, and even what TV show will we watch? But what about the choices that are more subtle and have the power to change the trajectory of our lives? Jesus ends His greatest sermon ever preached, not with a pep talk or feel-good story, but by offering His disciples to make a simple choice. Listen as we conclude our series, On Earth As It Is In Heaven, and discover the choice that Jesus lays before each of us. 

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We live in a world that is defined by judgment but at the same time condemns judgment whenever it happens. As followers of Jesus, we are called to live free from judgment because we read throughout Scripture that the Father will ultimately judge all things. Based on this truth, how do we live in a world of judgment while walking in the ways of Jesus? Listen to discover how we can embrace others in a way that ushers in the Kingdom of Heaven.

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Of all the spiritual disciples, fasting is one of the least practiced in our day. Yet for thousands of years, it has been a core practice for apprenticeship to Jesus. As we continue in our series through the Sermon on the Mount, we are looking at Jesus’ teaching on fasting. What has been your experience with fasting from a Christian perspective? Listen so we can learn how fasting helps us live the way of Jesus together. 

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