Living for Jesus

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As we enter 2023, there are plenty of things vying for our attention. We have goals and resolutions and obstacles to overcome. But if we want to experience God's blessing in our lives and church, we must learn to make prayer a priority. Join us for CBC's fourth annual Prayer Week.

If want to know and follow Jesus, or have something we can pray for you about please respond HERE: https://go.cbcluling.com/connect

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Scripture References: Mark 10:46–52

Bringing Your Brokenness to Jesus in Prayer | Pastor Brad Mills | CBC Luling

ABOUT THIS MESSAGE

As we enter 2023, there are plenty of things vying for our attention. We have goals and resolutions and obstacles to overcome. But if we want to experience God's blessing in our lives and church, we must learn to make prayer a priority. Join us for CBC's fourth annual Prayer Week.

If want to know and follow Jesus, or have something we can pray for you about please respond HERE: https://go.cbcluling.com/connect

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Scripture References: 1 Timothy 2:1–8

Making Prayer a Priority in 2023 | Pastor Brad Mills | CBC Luling

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Christians know that the birth of Jesus fulfilled Isaiah's prophecy about a coming child called Immanuel, but what does it mean. What are we claiming when we say that God is with us in Jesus? This Christmas season, we will examine four claims included in that ancient phrase to see how God with Us leads to worship, provides redemption, enables fellowship, and inspires hope!

If want to know and follow Jesus, or have something we can pray for you about please respond HERE: https://go.cbcluling.com/connect

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Scripture References: Matthew 1:18–25

God With Us | Pastor Brad Mills | CBC Luling

ABOUT THIS MESSAGE

Christians know that the birth of Jesus fulfilled Isaiah's prophecy about a coming child called Immanuel, but what does it mean. What are we claiming when we say that God is with us in Jesus? This Christmas season, we will examine four claims included in that ancient phrase to see how God with Us leads to worship, provides redemption, enables fellowship, and inspires hope!

If want to know and follow Jesus, or have something we can pray for you about please respond HERE: https://go.cbcluling.com/connect

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Scripture References: 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18

God With Us: Hope | Pastor Brad Mills | CBC Luling

ABOUT THIS MESSAGE

Christians know that the birth of Jesus fulfilled Isaiah's prophecy about a coming child called Immanuel, but what does it mean. What are we claiming when we say that God is with us in Jesus? This Christmas season, we will examine four claims included in that ancient phrase to see how God with Us leads to worship, provides redemption, enables fellowship, and inspires hope!

If want to know and follow Jesus, or have something we can pray for you about please respond HERE: https://go.cbcluling.com/connect

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Scripture References: Matthew 1:18–25

God With Us: Relationship | Pastor Brad Mills | CBC Luling

ABOUT THIS MESSAGE

Christians know that the birth of Jesus fulfilled Isaiah's prophecy about a coming child called Immanuel, but what does it mean. What are we claiming when we say that God is with us in Jesus? This Christmas season, we will examine four claims included in that ancient phrase to see how God with Us leads to worship, provides redemption, enables fellowship, and inspires hope!

If want to know and follow Jesus, or have something we can pray for you about please respond HERE: https://go.cbcluling.com/connect

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Scripture References: Hebrews 2:9–18

God With Us: Redemption | Pastor Jerry Benavidez | CBC Luling

"Jesus is God in human flesh who alone is worthy of our worship.”

ABOUT THIS MESSAGE

Christians know that the birth of Jesus fulfilled Isaiah's prophecy about a coming child called Immanuel, but what does it mean. What are we claiming when we say that God is with us in Jesus? This Christmas season, we will examine four claims included in that ancient phrase to see how God with Us leads to worship, provides redemption, enables fellowship, and inspires hope!

Download “The Follower’s Five,” a weekly discipleship resource, for this message: https://followersfive.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/2022/Fall_22/FF_11.27.22_Mt1.18%E2%80%9325.pdf

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Scripture References: Matthew 1:18–25

God With Us: Worship | Pastor Brad Mills | CBC Luling

“Greatness in the Kingdom doesn’t come to the famous, the powerful, or the strong, but to those who follow Jesus into a life of selfless service and radical sacrifice.”

If you dig deep into your inner motivations and desires, what do you find? Many people share the desire of James and John to be respected or honored by the people around them. In this passage, Jesus teaches them and us how to pursue true, kingdom greatness.

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Christians claim that Jesus is the King of kings and Lord of lords, and they look and pray for the coming of his kingdom on earth as in heaven. Yet every year that goes by, the world seems to grow worse and worse and drifts farther away from God. Are the people of God naïve or foolish for hoping for a kingdom we can't see? During this series through Mark's Gospel, we will see that God's kingdom is coming and is already here, but it is hidden by the same suffering and humility that characterized Jesus's life.

Download “The Follower’s Five,” a weekly discipleship resource, for this message: https://followersfive.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/2022/Fall_22/FF_11.20.22_Mk10.32%E2%80%9345.pdf

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Scripture References: Mark 10:32–45

How to be Great | Pastor Brad Mills | CBC Luling

“Jesus calls his followers to treasure him above all else, especially money. ”

Many people believe that their lives would be easier or more satisfying if they only had more money. Yet it's often the case that more money means more problems. In this passage, Jesus addressed the attitude his disciples should have toward possessions and warns them of the spiritual danger wealth poses.

ABOUT THIS MESSAGE

Christians claim that Jesus is the King of kings and Lord of lords, and they look and pray for the coming of his kingdom on earth as in heaven. Yet every year that goes by, the world seems to grow worse and worse and drifts farther away from God. Are the people of God naïve or foolish for hoping for a kingdom we can't see? During this series through Mark's Gospel, we will see that God's kingdom is coming and is already here, but it is hidden by the same suffering and humility that characterized Jesus's life.

Download “The Follower’s Five,” a weekly discipleship resource, for this message: https://followersfive.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/2022/Fall_22/FF_11.13.22_Mk10.17-31.pdf

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Scripture References: Mark 10:17–31

The Treasure of the Kingdom | Pastor Brad Mills | CBC Luling

“Jesus calls his followers to adopt counter-cultural values towards the weak and vulnerable.”

Followers of Jesus who take his teaching seriously will find themselves adopting counter-cultural values that often make them stand out. There are perhaps no more obvious places where this is true than in our approach toward the weak and vulnerable. In this passage, Jesus addresses his followers' approach to marriage and children.

ABOUT THIS MESSAGE

Christians claim that Jesus is the King of kings and Lord of lords, and they look and pray for the coming of his kingdom on earth as in heaven. Yet every year that goes by, the world seems to grow worse and worse and drifts farther away from God. Are the people of God naïve or foolish for hoping for a kingdom we can't see? During this series through Mark's Gospel, we will see that God's kingdom is coming and is already here, but it is hidden by the same suffering and humility that characterized Jesus's life.

Download “The Follower’s Five,” a weekly discipleship resource, for this message: https://followersfive.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/2022/Fall_22/FF_11.6.22_Mk10.1%E2%80%9316.pdf

If want to know and follow Jesus, or have something we can pray for you about please respond HERE: https://go.cbcluling.com/connect

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Scripture References: Mark 10:1–16

Counter-Cultural Kingdom Values | Pastor Brad Mills | CBC Luling