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Today we dive into the parable of the lost sheep and the lost coin. What does it mean to be lost? What does it mean to be found? How do we process the fact that we profess faith in Christ, but also still have a lot of lost-ness and baggage in our lives? And Ryan asks the team the hard question... Do you want a boat? As always, if you have a question, email the team at [email protected]
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As we continue in the Parables, we look at the crazy amazing lengths God will go to find us, redeem us, and offer us salvation by His blood and His grace!
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This week the team reacts to the ministry of Flipt, our yearly junior high missions camp. We testify to what we've seen, and talk about what it means for us as a church. Then, Ryan asks Chris and Kimberly about raising kids to love Jesus! If you have any comments, reach out to [email protected]
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God calls us to sow the gospel in and out of season. To all ages, all tribes, and all toungues. See what God did at camp!
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How do we interoperate the Bible? Torah interpretation and practical implementation was a HUGE theme and debate in Jesus' ministry, and it feels even more important today than it was before! What are the walls and boundaries we put around interpreting God's word? As always if you have a comment or question, email the team at [email protected]
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Today we continue to talk through our parables series, and then Ryan opens up about the inspiration behind this Sunday devotional in worship about Why do we sing? Why is it important for us to sing when we gather? And why do we sing in the first place!? If you have any questions or comments for the team, email Ryan at [email protected]
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In Matthew 13 Jesus shows us that if we want to be a part of the big things God is doing in the world, then we have to submit to the small ways that God ordinarily works.
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Is our eternal standing set? Or do we have a choice in it!? As we look at the parable of the wheat and weeds, can a wheat become a weed? Can a weed become a wheat? When is our standing actually "confirmed?" What does that mean? We try to do our best to talk about it. As always if you have a comment or a question, email us at [email protected]
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In Matthew 13, Jesus tells a story about poisonous weeds sown in a field of wheat. Jesus is reminding us of the fact that evil is real and encouraging us to stay awake and vigilant. God is gracious and patient, but we still need to make sure we end up on the right side when all is said and done!
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Many of us have probably heard the parable of the seed and the ground. There is a sower, there is different types of ground, and different outcomes, ect. Many people have used this parable for different outcomes and lenses... How can we implement this wisely? What is beyond the bounds of the word? If you have any responses or questions, email us at [email protected]
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