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Four distinctions of your true identity as a follower of Christ. Ken continues his fall series teaching that we are people of change, who crave the spiritual, who are being constructed into a spiritual building, and are chosen to be a people for God's own possession.

Ken continues his new series Proven - 1 Peter 1:13-25 - with 3 imperatives that will help us live out hope with a sense of purpose.

Ken teaches from 1 Peter 1:1-12 about the hope we have in Christ, in this first message of his new series called, Proven.

This rich young ruler said “no” to the invitation of Jesus. What got in the way of his following Jesus? 1) Personal Goodness, 2) Basic Obedience, and 3) Partial Surrender.

Ken talks about the commitment in following Jesus - 1) What is my cross? 2) What does “taking up my cross” look like in my life? and 3) What should I take up my cross?

Pastor Scott shares three things from 1 Peter 2:21 - Jesus has called us for a purpose, that he has set an example to follow in his steps, and we must develop conviction to embrace his mission.

Today Ken talks about what Jesus said, “He who loves father or mother more than Me is not worthy of Me; and he who loves son or daughter more than Me is not worthy of Me. And he who does not take his cross and follow after Me is not worthy of Me." - Matthew 10:37-38. We will hear about the Greatest Commitment, the Greatest Surrender, and the Greatest Reward.

From the calling of Matthew (Matthew 9:9), Ken talks about 1) Adjustments will be required, 2)Affections must be examined, and 3) Attitudes must be challenged.

Ken begins this new sermon series looking back at the calling of the fishermen in Matthew 4:19 and how that story impacts our lives.

Ken teaches about how we can develop discernment and how we can exercise it.