On the cross, Jesus carries our sin and frees us from guilt, but he also carries our shame, so Christians can be free from shame! What a wonderful salvation we have received!
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Breaking Strongholds | John 5:5-11
A man is stuck by a pool, yet never healed. We also sometimes get trapped in a bind, by strongholds and circumstances. Jesus can heal us, rescue us and break us free.
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The Fruit of our Mouths | Matthew 12:33-37
Jesus teaches the Pharisees and us that what we say reveals what is in our heart. Since our words are sinful, we need forgiveness from Christ and we need to fill our hearts with the treasure of Christ – what we love in our hearts, is reflected in the things we praise with our lips.
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The Chosen Servant Who brings Justice | Matthew 12:15-32
Jesus, through word and deed, reveals his identity as the Chosen One who bring justice to the nations. he also rebukes the Pharisees and heals miraculously.
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The Lord of the Sabbath & The Lord of Compassion – Matthew 12:1-14
As the Pharisees challenge and seek to undermine Jesus, he teaches them about the true purpose of the Sabbath and shows his amazing compassion to a man with a withered hand. The Pharisees, in anger, decide to put him to death.
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Rest for the Weary – Matthew 11:20-30
Jesus offers rest to the weary and the opportunity to learn from Christ. This promise comes after he pronounces woe to the Pharisees revealing the need for repentance and then shows that God is sovereign in salvation.
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Mary & Martha – Luke 10:38-42
Dayo uses the story of Mary and Martha, encouraging us as a Church to sit at Jesus’ feet and learn from him.
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Persistent Prayer – Luke 18:1-8
Jason calls us to persistent prayer, using Jesus’ parable about the persistent widow to challenge us.
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Jesus is our Shepherd – Psalm 23
Jeff reminds us of the love of Jesus for his sheep and the way he tenderly cares for us and guides us.
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Praying in Hope – Lamentations 5
Lamentations 5 teaches how to pray in difficult circumstances, inviting God to look, remember and see, to call upon God’s sovereignty and to ask for restoration in hope.