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The ancient Greeks said, “Know thyself.” We sense that knowing our true identity is a key to life. But how do we do that? The Bible points the way.
Is there hope for planet earth? Are we just adrift in the universe, or does God have a plan for all creation? The Scriptures bring a stunning message of hope for the world.
Does life have a purpose? What is your highest goal in life? The Bible gives us a vision for our destiny.
Three times, Mary Magdelene asked where Jesus’ body was when she found the empty tomb. We, like Mary, look for some security and sense of control by trying to put Jesus in a place that will make us comfortable.
The Bible says that you are “predestined.” Does that mean that God has determined your future? Or is there a destiny offered that you choose to fulfill? This is the beginning of a sermon series entitled “Fulfill Your Destiny – Entering the Future God Intends.”
The entire story of Jesus’ public ministry – from the first call of the disciples to Jesus’ resurrection and sending forth of the disciples — is bracketed by two fishing stories. These signify our calling to become “fishers of people.” When we truly encounter the Risen Christ, we discover God’s call for our own lives.
Isaiah stubbornly listened to God in midst of the people’s despair. Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem demonstrated firmness and faith in the midst of strong and influential opposition. May we be inspired to do likewise.
Jesus once cursed a fig tree. What was that all about? Jesus was actually bringing a very important message to us, and to the world.
Many people believe in God without really grasping what faith in God means. The picture becomes clear in Jesus.
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