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Pastor Mark brings us a word from Psalm 25.

The part of our lives that people see can be dressed up and made to look the way we think it's supposed to look. But when Jesus talks about the wise and foolish man, he says the differences that lie beneath the surface make all the difference.

Jesus' words in Matthew 7:21-23 are a sobering warning. Even miraculous works done in Jesus' name will gain us access to the Kingdom of God. What then is Jesus looking for?

What is being produced in your life? Perhaps it's time to root out the false teachers.

These final four teachings of Jesus are sobering. We can deceive ourselves into believing we are his true disciples without it being true. We must take intentional action to be living into our new lives in Christ.

We've been taught this principle since kindergarten, but how good are we at living it out?

Not sure if this is a repost...sorry if so...

Certainly you have prayed for something and not received that something before. Then you've come across verses, like Matthew 7:7-11, which seem to indicate that when we ask for anything in the Lord's name we will receive it. How do we reconcile the apparent conflict between our lived experience and the promise of Jesus himself?

We've all heard, and likely said, the words "Judge Not." What did Jesus mean by this and how do we effectively live in a world that requires a Christian to have discernment without "judging"?

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We rush to save up money or possessions so we don't have to worry. We rush to store up accolades and acceptance so we know where we stand with others. But what if the rush for these earthly treasures is actually the cause of our worry?

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