Still today we find ways to dismiss and reject the truth of Jesus.  We are an evil and adulterous Generation.  This week we see from Matthew 12:38-50 that we should stop dismissing Jesus and come to him and repent and find ourselves in the family of God. 

How can we know where we stand with Jesus? It’s an important question with eternal consequences. This week we see from Matthew 12:15-37 that, as God’s Spirit-Filled servant king, Jesus is gentle and gives real hope to those who trust Him but promises judgment to those who reject Him.

Rules are pretty useful, but they can never give us real rest and real relationship with God and others. This week we see from Matthew 11:25-12:14 that true rest isn’t found in keeping the rules under our own strength, but coming to Jesus, the Lord of the Sabbath, who frees us to truly love God and truly love others.

God wants you to complain to Him. Sounds weird, but it’s true. This week we see from Psalm 77 that in our suffering and sorrow God encourages us to cry out to Him and to remember his faithfulness.

Now that we’ve decided to live in God’s Kingdom, let’s keep going.  We see from Haggai 2:1-23 that we can be strong for the Lord is with us.  Be Strong for God’s Spirit dwells with us.  Be Strong for God will bring about His Glorious Kingdom.

It’s Time to be more faithful in living in God’s Kingdom.  We should Consider our ways.  We see from Haggai 1:1-15 that as we’re more faithful our Lord promises to be with us and to make our lives more satisfying.

At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Jesus, but who are we really dealing with? This week we see from John 1:6-13 that Jesus is the light of life who came into the world so that those who receive Him can become God’s children.