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Introduction: Overflowing with Jesus Attention on Jesus Living a life-giving life A life-giving life is a life overflowing with Jesus 3 words that reflect your life? Conclusion:
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Are you living in the flesh as a Christian, or by faith? Galatians 2 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/encouragingchristians/support
In this exploration of stewardship, we're challenged to reconsider our relationship with God's resources. The story of the Rich Young Ruler from Mark 10 serves as a stark reminder that our attachment to worldly possessions can hinder our spiritual growth. Jesus' interaction with this man reveals a profound truth: it's not about what we have, but how we hold onto it. We're called to examine our hearts, asking God to reveal any 'idols' that may be keeping us from fully embracing His kingdom. The message reminds us that true wealth isn't found in material possessions, but in our willingness to surrender everything for Christ. As we reflect on our own lives, we're encouraged to loosen our grip on the things of this world and trust in God's promise of abundant blessings - both in this life and the next. Living Stone Community Church https://www.livingstonecc.org This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm
WAYS TO BE INTENTIONAL: Pray for each other Meet each other's real needs Encourage each other Challenge each other WAYS TO BE RELATIONAL IN COMMUNITY: Communicate Be present Be honest Take responsibility Make time for each other
Our calling is clarified in community.Isolation muddies our mission while community clarifies our calling.The question I would ask is are you in community with others that are helping you become more like Jesus and clarify your calling?This is why we talk about this so much here at Calvary that “We Grow best in the context of relationships.”We want to see you grow and live a life that's not consumed fully with obligations but with the pursuit of your ultimate purpose on this earth.In fact, this is why we've designed our LifeGroups specifically the way they are…because we working hard to create a church where:No one walks alone.Where we can learn to live and love like Jesus. And where we can Be deeply known by few.Our schedules are so busy and as school starts up they get even crazier…but is your life so filled with activity that you've lost sight of the activity you were ultimately created to do?Don't allow busyness to rob you of your why.
Genuine fruit bearing is a sign of impending answered prayer! You have been chosen by God for this. It's about Him changing us, not us changing ourselves. Keep your eyes on who Christ is, not on yourself and who you are not. Answered prayer is an extension of what Christ has done in you. Listen to the short podcast, “Answered Prayer Is Jesus Living In Us” & find your favorite streaming app for this episode at https://bit.ly/m/Life-Journeys
Matthew 9:35-38
What is important in life is not knowing when Jesus is coming, but how you live in light of his coming! Scripture: Matthew 25:1-13 For Scripture, notes, upcoming events, & more: http://bible.com/events/49277039
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Luke Sears - POINTING TO JESUS - Living Signposts - John 4 by Life Church Sunday messages
From the very beginning, our “JESUS.” banner was a simple proclamation that Jesus is the focus and center of our worship and mission.In this series, we'll learn more about the heart of worship and the very reason why this is all possible: JESUS.
Colossians 3:1-17
Because we have churches, Christian movies & media, websites, social media reposts and many other Christian things in our culture, Christians might assume that everyone knows the good news of Jesus. But, is that true? In this episode, Pastor Chris Kipp teaches a message entitled "Living The Sent Out Life" from Luke 10:1-3. Chris uses examples from regular life to challenge our assumptions that everyone knows the basics of the gospel message. Chris calls us to be people who pray and people who get to work in God's great harvest. Renaissance Church - Richmond, Texas ren-church.org #alloflifealltheearth
Jason Cruise, Senior Pastor of ClearView Baptist Church in Franklin, Tennessee continues the sermon series "The Ways of Jesus" with "Living Present With God."
Embark on a thought-provoking exploration in this YouTube video as the speaker challenges our perceptions of Jesus' appearance and unveils a side of Him that goes beyond traditional portrayals. Drawing attention to iconic images of Jesus, the speaker invites viewers to question their preconceived notions and discover the humanity of Jesus through the lens of the Gospel writers. Focusing on a pivotal moment in John 4, where Jesus engages with a Samaritan woman, the video delves into the compassionate nature of Jesus as he navigates through societal boundaries and addresses the woman's deep wounds. Revealing Jesus as the one who seeks to heal and offer grace instead of shame, the video encourages viewers to identify, confess, and give themselves grace for their own wounds, ultimately leading to a transformative encounter with the living water that Jesus provides. Join us in this enlightening series on the Book of John titled "Jesus, Who Is He?" to gain a fresh perspective on a relatable and compassionate Savior.
Join us as go through the book of Mark to learn how we can follow Jesus
As followers of Jesus, we are called to live in harmony and to love one another. On paper, it looks very attractive, but in practice? Alejandro Duran reminds you to reflect the image of Jesus – true attributes of Christian fellowship. Download the Transcript of Today's Podcast"Sirs, what must I do to be saved?" That was the question of the Philippian jailer who witnessed the miraculous jailbreak of Paul and Silas. But this question has been asked by millions of people throughout the ages - people who realize their sins and shortcomings. Thankfully, the answer isn't a secret! Discover the impact of grace from salvation through transformation when you read Gospel and Grace, the latest in our Pillars of Faith Series. This devotional is perfect for individual study and for sharing Gospel truths with the people you want to reach for Christ! Get this offer for a gift of any amount today.
“From the beginning of time, the enemy has been after women. But Jesus came FOR women.” On May 25th, we got to gather for She Is Community Night! It was a great night filled with community, worship, and teaching from Pastor Kim on what it looks like to be a Woman of the Way. It was an evening that we got to hear the truth of God's Word and had time to respond and commit to steps of obedience. If you had the chance to participate, listening to this message a second time is worth it, and if you were unable to join Community Night, we are so glad that you'll get to hear this! Here are the questions Kim discussed to process and talk with God about: Which area do I struggle with the most? Why? Making time to be with Jesus Living a surrendered life (serving others) Sharing my story Discipling others What is my next step of obedience? Who am I going to tell what my next step is? If you're able to…and it's safe…grab a notebook and get ready to take some notes! Thanks for listening! We can't wait for She Is Community Night happening on Monday, July 31st! This is going to be an evening of worship, teaching, friendship, and fun with special guest Amber Smith! Life is always better together so bring friends with you! You definitely won't want to miss it! Tickets are $5 for students and $10 for adults, and you get registered here!
Our lives are sometimes clouded by the clouds of doubt, failure, and hate, but we can allow the light of that first Easter dawn to shine with the light of hope, peace and love (John 20:24-31)podcast
Pastor Ethan continues our series, Only Jesus, with a message from Galatians 3:15-26.
Pastor Josh looks at Colossians 2:6-15.
Church of the Apostles- Dawsonville, GA
We continue today looking again at John 4:1-42 in our series, Who is Jesus?. Pastor Dustin Clegg gives us five observations from this passage;(1) Anybody can talk about Jesus to anyone;(2) The way we handle other people's sin matters;(3) We can worship wrongly in right places, but when we worship rightly there are no wrong places;(4) The enemy only needs to distract us to defeat us; and(5) Jesus is able to completely identify with humanity, and He is completely God.Surface Application:Talk to one person this week about how Jesus has changed your life.Deep Cultivation:Ask Jesus to reveal to you the areas in your life where you are distracted and defeated. Refocus completely on Jesus.
Today we continue in the series, Who is Jesus?, as we examine John 4: 1 - 42 and look at Jesus as the Living Water for Parched Souls. Pastor Dustin Clegg has 2 observations from the text:(1) Jesus is driven to save the outcasts of the outcasts.(2) Jesus alone completely satisfies and every other pursuit in our lives leaves us completely thirsty.How do we apply this to our lives today? Our "Surface Application" is dig deeper wells of Living Water instead of building higher fences of culture, race, ethnicity, religion, tradition, etc.For "Deeper Cultivation" we need to spend time asking Jesus to reveal the pursuits of our souls that continue leaving us thirsty. Drop whatever it is, and go back to the Well of Living Water.Pursue Living Water!
Do you desire to grow in love for God? In this episode Josh & James discuss what Jesus calls the first and greatest commandment and what it looks like to live in this reality daily. Find out more about YWAM Furnace below
Living Loved Series at Abiding Harvest Church" Love Like Jesus"
By Pastor Dan NashJesus Speaks to You in the Plural or to "Y'all"Salt of the Covenant: Blessings and CursesThe Lampstand of Light in Dark PlacesGood Words are Salt and LightFulfillment not as We ExpectedJesus as our Example so Follow Him
Do you have a lifestyle of living in sinful ways that you are obstinate in correcting?
In this 8-part series, Dr. Michael Youssef preaches through the seven letters to the seven churches in Revelation. Examining Jesus' very words, Dr. Youssef emphasizes how our Lord addresses our current spiritual circumstances through these ancient texts of Scripture. Containing invaluable lessons for every believer, Letters from Jesus is a clarion call from Christ to His Church living in the 21st century.
In this episode, we are reminded that being prepared for the second coming of Christ means living intentionally day by day!
If God is Love, then you can't be more loving than His Word.
In this episode, we are reminded that at the second coming people will be going about their every day, ordinary lives!
In this episode, we see that people often believe they would have done better than their ancestors, but the truth is that it is easy to say you would have done the right thing in an earlier time, but it is difficult sometimes to do the right thing today!
Fr. Roger J. Landry Columbia Catholic Ministry, Notre Dame Church, Manhattan Monday of the 28th Week in Ordinary Time, Year II October 10, 2020 Gal 4:22-24.26-27.31.5:1, Ps 113, Lk 11:29-32 To listen to the audio homily, please click below: https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/10.10.22_Homily_1.mp3 The following points were attempted in the homily: Today in the first reading, we continue […] The post Becoming like Jesus Living Signs of Freedom, Conversion, Wisdom and Resurrection, 28th Monday (II), October 10, 2022 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.
In this episode, we are reminded that God‘s kingdom is a kingdom of abundance!
Reflections: How to Grow in Spirituality For anyone interested in growing in Montfortian Spirituality, the French School of Spirituality, for which Fr, de Montfort was the last from that school, has a starting point from which one prays. It consists of the coupling of two things we Christians do not normally put together. In scripture we often hear about Jesus . . . the servant. Jesus came into this world to serve. The homily goes on to describe this further. However, scripture also tells us of the times Jesus is at prayer. Several examples are cited. The French School of Spirituality states that separation of these two actions . . . service and prayer . . . is not correct and is not healthy. These two areas are important for our spirituality and the school insists on the coupling of the two . . . adoration and service. Hear why these two areas are coupled within the audio . . . and what it means to our spirituality. Fr. de Montfort had a great love for the Mystery of the Incarnation. He always saw the Blessed Trinity within this Mystery. He sees the Son of God, the Word, being born. Always coming forth from the Father. The Son is always begotten from the Father; always receiving from the Father. The audio speaks on this further. Spirituality, for Fr. de Montfort, begins with gazing into the Trinity. It follows that gaze, following the movement of God, into the Mystery of the Incarnation. This is where St. Louis de Montfort is at home within his Spirituality. The Mystery of the Incarnation begins with the Adoration of the Word becoming flesh. Begins with Jesus Living in Mary. The audio explains this further. What is Devotion to the Mystery of the Incarnation? It begins with paying attention to this Mystery. Few Christians spend much time paying attention to this Mystery! Largely unfamiliar to many. Hear more about this within the audio. The Incarnation first and foremost is about Jesus . . . the Word Becomes Flesh! However, one can not contemplate this Mystery in its fullness without seeing Mary. In this Mystery, one sees and gazes upon Jesus' face through Mary. Why gaze at Mary? Because that is where one finds the hidden face of Jesus. Mary, the woman clothed with the Son. For Fr. de Montfort, a solid devotion to Our Lady comes from knowing her. Knowing her in a way that this knowledge provokes us to love her. What happens when doing so? It produces a movement of love and knowledge in the heart. A movement not only for Our Lady, but for Our Lord. The Lord becomes more than a friend and companion. And, what does love seek to do? It seeks to show itself. The more I adore the Lord, the more I will seek to move in harmony with the Lord. Hear more within the audio! The model for the Christian then, is the adoring and serving the Lord. Its important to understand this. Before serving, the Lord prays. After doing some service . . . He prays and shows the face of His Glory. Around all the prayer . . . and flowing from it . . . is the service. The two actions . . . becomes one. Hear more in the audio. Seek to Know and Do the Will of God! Today, spirituality and prayer experts recommend certain resources. However, the deeper Spirituality masters recommend the following: Seek to know and do the will of God! . . . and you will grow Spiritually. It is not a manner of technique or saying one prayer vs. another. Growing Spiritually involves gazing at the Lord, seeking to know Him and then correspond and act upon that knowledge. Hear more in the audio. God is more glorified in these things, than with anything I could do on my own. Hear more on obtaining Spiritual Growth through Prayer and Service. Listen to this Spiritual Insight On How to Grow in Spirituality!