​Matthew 19:30 – 20:16 | In Part 2 of “It is Not When You Start,” Crawford Loritts states that God sets the terms when it comes to what we receive in life.  We need to understand that God has been very generous in allowing us to become His children and to partake of His goodness.

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​Matthew 19:30 – 20:16 | In Part 2 of “It is Not When You Start,” Crawford Loritts states that God sets the terms when it comes to what we receive in life.  We need to understand that God has been very generous in allowing us to become His children and to partake of His goodness.

Matthew 19:30 – 20:16 | In Part 1 of “It is Not When You Start,” Crawford Loritts takes us through the parable of the vineyard.  At first glance, the story seems unfair, but on this episode of Living a Legacy, Crawford explains that this parable illustrates in a very unique way, the incredible generosity of God.

Matthew 19:30 – 20:16 | In Part 1 of “It is Not When You Start,” Crawford Loritts takes us through the parable of the vineyard.  At first glance, the story seems unfair, but on this episode of Living a Legacy, Crawford explains that this parable illustrates in a very unique way, the incredible generosity of God.

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Matthew 19:16-30 | In Part 2 of “Christ Alone,” Crawford asks two important questions concerning our relationship with Christ.  The first, “are we attached?” The second, “are we aware?”  The story of Jesus’ encounter with a man of wealth teaches us that nothing should ever come between us and our love for the Lord. 

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Matthew 19:16-30 | In Part 2 of “Christ Alone,” Crawford asks two important questions concerning our relationship with Christ.  The first, “are we attached?” The second, “are we aware?”  The story of Jesus’ encounter with a man of wealth teaches us that nothing should ever come between us and our love for the Lord. 

Matthew 19:16-30 | Jesus’ encounter with an extremely wealthy man as outlined in Matthew 19 is so important that it is mentioned in three of the four gospels. Throughout the book of Matthew, Jesus underscores that the kingdom belongs to the humble and the dependent. He is being consistent about what He calls “entrance into the kingdom.” We must never assume our “goodness” will help us into heaven.  Today on Living a Legacy, our study shows that we must solely cling to the King.

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Matthew 19:16-30 | Jesus’ encounter with an extremely wealthy man as outlined in Matthew 19 is so important that it is mentioned in three of the four gospels. Throughout the book of Matthew, Jesus underscores that the kingdom belongs to the humble and the dependent. He is being consistent about what He calls “entrance into the kingdom.” We must never assume our “goodness” will help us into heaven.  Today on Living a Legacy, our study shows that we must solely cling to the King.

Matthew 19:1-12 | In Part 2 of “Designed for Forever,” Crawford Loritts shares several ways to “look before you leap” in entering the covenant of marriage.  It is so important to understand how much Satan wants to destroy marriage because of what it represents between God and His Church. 

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Matthew 19:1-12 | In Part 2 of “Designed for Forever,” Crawford Loritts shares several ways to “look before you leap” in entering the covenant of marriage.  It is so important to understand how much Satan wants to destroy marriage because of what it represents between God and His Church.