In this week's message, Pastor Paul addresses what it means to claim that Jesus is King, even if he is an unexpected kind of king.

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Jesus tells his disciples a lot of uninspiring truths about their future after He is put to death. In today's job market, the job description wouldn't get many (if any) applications. So why do we continue to be people of faith and what does it mean to live out our faith, even when things seem crazy? This and more in today's podcast from Lutheran Church of the Resurrection in Cocoa Beach, Florida.

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In this week's message, Pastor Paul talks about saints, who they are, what it means for us to be both saint and sinner, and more.

In part three of our sermon series, Pastor Paul returns and talks about why Jesus making us free, as we found in John's Gospel, is a message of generosity for us. God is in control. What we do with the good news of being forgiven is up to us.

It's week two of our series on living generously. Learning to live generously is life-changing.

Part of living generously is understanding that everything belongs to God and that we are empowered as stewards to care for, to manage, all that God has blessed us with. 

Thank you to The Rev. Dr Neal Hively for sharing this message.

Jesus' act of healing is beyond generous for the ten afflicted with skin diseases who are outcasts in their community. Only one of the ten recognizes his encounter with a generous God. In the first in our series on living generously, Pastor Paul talks about what it means to recognize generosity in our lives and to respond. 

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Jesus tells his disciples that they have enough faith but the results depend on them actually believing that is true. How do we approach faith? Are you willing, as Pastor Paul suggests, to be the one who climbs into the wheelbarrow?

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Jesus uses another parable about another rich man to teach about our calling to care for the poor and hungry, the hurting, and our neighbor. We turn away and chasms open that we cannot cross, but God can cross them and offers us forgiveness. How do you do at paying attention to those in need around you?

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Jesus tells us that we can't serve God AND money. So Pastor Paul invites us to consider who and how we are serving. What gets your attention most? And how can we choose love as the best way to serve?

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Jesus welcomes sinners and tax collectors and the religious leaders get grumpy about it. His parables talk about things that are lost, and it could be that what these leaders have lost is their own way. Pastor Paul talks about things that are lost and about God's love finding us and welcoming us to the table.

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Music ”Ukulele Beach” provided by YouTube with permission. Written by Doug Maxwell.