Vine Worship at Kingwood Methodist

John 21:15-19 is the full-circle moment of the reconciliation of Peter, and the prophecy of his eventual death. We pause today and step back to ask, what is an accurate view of a life of suffering and self denial? What does it mean to live as a living sacrifice in a 21st century context? And how do we take up the cross of Christ and suffer with Him when we're just going about our every day? If you ever have a question or a comment, email us! We'd love to hear from you, email Ryan at [email protected]

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In John 21, Jesus invites Peter - and us - to find forgiveness and healing when we love and surrender ourselves to him.

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What is the role of Working for the Christian? How do we hold patience and trust in the Lord's plan and goodness with the mandate of Genesis to work and care for our world? The beginning of John 21 is an incredible illustration of how God desires us to meet us in our work, and in our effort for the good of both the world, and our hearts! If you have a comment or question, leave it in the episode comments or email Ryan at [email protected]. 

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In John 21:1-14, Jesus meets the disciples at the Sea of Galilee. The passage is filled with imagery we've hear before - fishermen, nets, a fire of coals and Jesus calling the disciples.  Come discover the One who makes a difference between empty and full nets.

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Revelation 12 testifies that we as believers will overcome by the blood of the lamb and words of our testimony. Today we hear about the words of our testimonies from three of our graduating seniors. Lets see what God has done!

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Why did Thomas get the bad break of having the worst nickname in the history of the world!? And also, what do we do with doubt? When doubt becomes a reality, how do we interface doubt and belief? Can we? Also, what do we do with Experience based Christian experiences vs Formational ones? Does there need to be a divide? As always, if you want to ask a question, just email Ryan at [email protected] 

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In John 20, we see Jesus meet Thomas, one of his disciples, just how Thomas needed him to. Jesus is still alive here and now! And he still offers himself encounter us today.

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Happy Easter! Today as we dive into the Easter story, we look at Luke 24:8. That the women at the tomb remembered the words of Jesus. How do we remember Jesus' words? And why is that so important for us as disciples? Happy Easter! May you know that Christ loves you, and desires to redeem you by Faith! If you have any questions, email Ryan at [email protected].

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This week, the crew talks through Mark 11:20-26, and in it we talk about what it means have bold faith in God as we pray. How do we balance praying boldly with the outcomes of our bold prayer? And how do pray with child-like/crazy faith when we've been hurt? Or when we feel like we're just trying to make it through the day? As always, if you have any questions or comments, feel free to email Ryan at [email protected].

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God designed us with a purpose in mind. In Mark 11, Jesus sees a fig tree and a temple not fulfilling their purposes, then he offers some practical tips for his disciples - and for us - to pursue God's purpose for our lives.

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