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Feasting With the Father
Feasting With the Father
Feasting With the Father
The Conversion of the So-Called Good Person, Part 2
The Conversion of the So-Called Good Person, Part 2
The Conversion of the So-Called Good Person, Part 2
The Conversion of the So-Called Bad Person
The Conversion of the So-Called Bad Person
The Conversion of the So-Called Bad Person
When someone has hurt you, betrayed you, or taken something from you - it's hard to see anything in them but a villain - a bad guy - a jerk - an adulterer - a deadbeat dad - a demanding boss - a Harry Black. But people are complicated - even the people who do terrible things. In this message, Max Vanderpool unpacks an often-forgotten aspect of forgiveness - re-humanizing the person who hurt us (even IF we decide to release the relationship).
When someone has hurt you, betrayed you, or taken something from you - it's hard to see anything in them but a villain - a bad guy - a jerk - an adulterer - a deadbeat dad - a demanding boss - a Harry Black. But people are complicated - even the people who do terrible things. In this message, Max Vanderpool unpacks an often-forgotten aspect of forgiveness - re-humanizing the person who hurt us (even IF we decide to release the relationship).
Have you ever dropped something small but valuable, like a diamond earring, on the floor? You search everywhere, on your hands and knees, even using a flashlight, desperately combing through the carpet with your fingers. It's trying to "find the needle in the haystack." Suddenly when you do find the lost earring, your heart leaps for joy. What was lost is now found. That's how God feels when someone turns back and returns to Him. Because we all matter to God. Come and see in the story of the Lost Son in Luke 15 God's amazing unconditional, even Reckless Love for His children. That's New Hope, New Joy!
Have you ever dropped something small but valuable, like a diamond earring, on the floor? You search everywhere, on your hands and knees, even using a flashlight, desperately combing through the carpet with your fingers. It's trying to "find the needle in the haystack." Suddenly when you do find the lost earring, your heart leaps for joy. What was lost is now found. That's how God feels when someone turns back and returns to Him. Because we all matter to God. Come and see in the story of the Lost Son in Luke 15 God's amazing unconditional, even Reckless Love for His children. That's New Hope, New Joy!
Have you ever dropped something small but valuable, like a diamond earring, on the floor? You search everywhere, on your hands and knees, even using a flashlight, desperately combing through the carpet with your fingers. It's trying to "find the needle in the haystack." Suddenly when you do find the lost earring, your heart leaps for joy. What was lost is now found. That's how God feels when someone turns back and returns to Him. Because we all matter to God. Come and see in the story of the Lost Son in Luke 15 God's amazing unconditional, even Reckless Love for His children. That's New Hope, New Joy!
We all know people who have lived in the "far country", far away from the Father. Maybe we have been that person. Just like in today's parable, if that person, if you, will come back to God, He will welcome you with open arms.
We all know people who have lived in the "far country", far away from the Father. Maybe we have been that person. Just like in today's parable, if that person, if you, will come back to God, He will welcome you with open arms.
Jesus tells the parable of the Prodigal Son.
Jesus tells the parable of the Prodigal Son.
Jesus tells the parable of the Prodigal Son.
Sermon Notes: 7/20/25 Luke 15: 11-32 A parable - a story with a redemptive purpose. Because of this, parables have an ability to sneak up into our own heart and make us ask “was that about me?” God reveals the reality of the kingdom of God in His parables. Jesus was a walking parable Himself. . The text today is a parable. And its context is pretty important. Jesus is sitting with tax collectors and sinners at a table. Jesus was communicating that these sinners and tax collectors were His equal. So, the Pharisees didn’t like that. So, Jesus tells a series of parables to show wrong the Pharisees are. . Jesus explains through these parables that repentance is paramount to the life of a Christian. In the story of the prodigal son, we have three points of view. The older brother, the younger brother (the prodigal) and the Father. The older brother’s refusal to join the celebration is a major sign of disrespect to the father and to the community. But the father loves his son - both of them! Jesus shares the gifts of His kingdom with all of His family. Even the bitter brother. . The younger brother has a ton of audacity. Asking for the contents of the father’s will before he died is the same as saying - “you’re no good to me, and I wish you dead.” And the vices that the younger brother could have gotten into - that’s probably what he got up to! And when the famine comes, he winds up living terrible - hitting the rock bottom. And once he gets there, he comes to his senses and goes home. But he feels so unworthy, he doesn’t even want to be treated as a son. But rather be treated as a hired servant. But upon reaching out to the father, he is raised up to his original station. That’s what the father does for us! . The father saw the younger brother - saw him with compassion. It would have been undignified for a man to run, yet he does. It would have been undignified to interrupt, yet he does with compassion. The ring and the sandals given to him are symbols of authority. And that is what the father does for YOU. Apart from Christ, you are naked. But in Christ, you’ve clothed yourself with Christ. . The heart of the father, is prodigal. The father is reckless. But the father says that it’s worth it for my sons to repent. . Won’t you find yourself life and inheritance in the Father? Come home, to Him.
Sermon Notes: 7/20/25 Luke 15: 11-32 A parable - a story with a redemptive purpose. Because of this, parables have an ability to sneak up into our own heart and make us ask “was that about me?” God reveals the reality of the kingdom of God in His parables. Jesus was a walking parable Himself. . The text today is a parable. And its context is pretty important. Jesus is sitting with tax collectors and sinners at a table. Jesus was communicating that these sinners and tax collectors were His equal. So, the Pharisees didn’t like that. So, Jesus tells a series of parables to show wrong the Pharisees are. . Jesus explains through these parables that repentance is paramount to the life of a Christian. In the story of the prodigal son, we have three points of view. The older brother, the younger brother (the prodigal) and the Father. The older brother’s refusal to join the celebration is a major sign of disrespect to the father and to the community. But the father loves his son - both of them! Jesus shares the gifts of His kingdom with all of His family. Even the bitter brother. . The younger brother has a ton of audacity. Asking for the contents of the father’s will before he died is the same as saying - “you’re no good to me, and I wish you dead.” And the vices that the younger brother could have gotten into - that’s probably what he got up to! And when the famine comes, he winds up living terrible - hitting the rock bottom. And once he gets there, he comes to his senses and goes home. But he feels so unworthy, he doesn’t even want to be treated as a son. But rather be treated as a hired servant. But upon reaching out to the father, he is raised up to his original station. That’s what the father does for us! . The father saw the younger brother - saw him with compassion. It would have been undignified for a man to run, yet he does. It would have been undignified to interrupt, yet he does with compassion. The ring and the sandals given to him are symbols of authority. And that is what the father does for YOU. Apart from Christ, you are naked. But in Christ, you’ve clothed yourself with Christ. . The heart of the father, is prodigal. The father is reckless. But the father says that it’s worth it for my sons to repent. . Won’t you find yourself life and inheritance in the Father? Come home, to Him.
Jesus receives and restores prodigals
Jesus receives and restores prodigals
Luke 15 reveals the heart of a Father who relentlessly pursues, graciously restores, and joyfully receives His lost children. Our guest speaker, Peter Smith, will unpack the parable of a father's children to show how God values every individual and longs to bring them home—no matter how far they’ve wandered.
Luke 15 reveals the heart of a Father who relentlessly pursues, graciously restores, and joyfully receives His lost children. Our guest speaker, Peter Smith, will unpack the parable of a father's children to show how God values every individual and longs to bring them home—no matter how far they’ve wandered.
May the God of Wonders Bless You!
May the God of Wonders Bless You!
➡️ DESCRIPTION: Cette parabole bien connue et bien aimée, met en scène un père miséricordieux face à deux fils ingrats qui sont l'un et l'autre perdus. Cette histoire illustre non seulement la condition des pécheurs loin de Dieu, mais l'abondance de sa grâce pour réconcilier ses enfants. PLAN: 1. La rébellion du fils cadet (v.11-24) - La demande (v.11-13) - La misère (v.14-16) - Le plan (v.17-19) - La grâce (v.20-24) 2. L'hypocrisie du fils aîné (v.25-32) - La colère (v.25-28) - La justice (v.29-30) - La grâce (v.31-32) QUESTIONS: 1. Comment faut-il comprendre la demande du fils cadet? 2. Quel genre de vie le pécheur mène-t-il loin de Dieu? 3. À quel moment le fils prodigue se repent-il? 4. Comment la rédemption de Christ est-elle illustrée dans cette parabole? 5. Que représente le frère aîné? 6. Pourquoi le fils aîné est-il condamné par son propre standard de justice? 7. Qu'est-ce que le père offre à son fils aîné? Textes complémentaires: Luc 15 ; Luc 19.1-19 Prédicateur: Pascal Denault
To Every Generation...The teaching ministry of Calvary Chapel Crossfields.....Join us as we go verse by verse through the Bible.
To Every Generation...The teaching ministry of Calvary Chapel Crossfields.....Join us as we go verse by verse through the Bible.
Dan unpacks the shocking gift of God's grace, and the need to learn how to fully accept it.
It’s safe to say that we are all the way into this “Atmosphere Matters” business and this Sunday will be another of my favorites: “Get a New Watch.” As with all the principles there is something of a paradox in this principle. Why? Because Christ himself was a walking paradox. The God-Man was not easy to understand even though his atmosphere resonated as true, good, and home. * CONNECT CARD -- https://siderischurch.com/connectcard * MAKE A BIG DECISION -- https://siderischurch.com/baptism * GOSPEL RESOURCES -- https://siderischurch.com/resources
In today's message, We explore the principle Honesty Breeds Freedom, Freedom Breeds Honesty, I hope you can join us to hear how. It should honestly be a fun discussion. Feel free to bring a friend as this principle is truly a game-changer. * CONNECT CARD -- https://siderischurch.com/connectcard * MAKE A BIG DECISION -- https://siderischurch.com/baptism * GOSPEL RESOURCES -- https://siderischurch.com/resources
In today's message, We explore the principle Honesty Breeds Freedom, Freedom Breeds Honesty, I hope you can join us to hear how. It should honestly be a fun discussion. Feel free to bring a friend as this principle is truly a game-changer. * CONNECT CARD -- https://siderischurch.com/connectcard * MAKE A BIG DECISION -- https://siderischurch.com/baptism * GOSPEL RESOURCES -- https://siderischurch.com/resources
In today's message, we explore the profound idea that we should never stop considering - whether it’s faith, purpose, or the divine; recognizing that we are part of something greater gives us a deeper sense of meaning and direction. It shapes how we live, how we treat others, and how we navigate the complexities of life. Join us as we dive into Scripture and reflect on the importance of humility, seeking, and staying grounded in a higher calling. Don't miss this inspiring and transformative message! * CONNECT CARD -- https://siderischurch.com/connectcard * MAKE A BIG DECISION -- https://siderischurch.com/baptism * GOSPEL RESOURCES -- https://siderischurch.com/resources
Join us as our Director of Student Ministries brings us a message from Luke 15 of the Prodigal Son.
The world paints success in terms of wealth and possessions, but God shows us that the truly successful fathers are the ones who invest themselves in their family’s lives.
The world paints success in terms of wealth and possessions, but God shows us that the truly successful fathers are the ones who invest themselves in their family’s lives.
The world paints success in terms of wealth and possessions, but God shows us that the truly successful fathers are the ones who invest themselves in their family’s lives.
Join us this Sunday 04/28/24 for a time of worship. For more information about Redemption Church or to get in touch please visit our website at: https://www.redemptionchurchokc.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RedemptionChurchOKC If you would like to support our ministry you can donate at: https:/www.aplos.com/aws/give/RedemptionChurch1/
Join us this Sunday 04/28/24 for a time of worship. For more information about Redemption Church or to get in touch please visit our website at: https://www.redemptionchurchokc.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RedemptionChurchOKC If you would like to support our ministry you can donate at: https:/www.aplos.com/aws/give/RedemptionChurch1/
May the God of Wonders Bless You!
May the God of Wonders Bless You!
Faith Baptist Church in Hamilton, NJ. Pastor Lance Walker is the Senior Pastor. Visit us at www.fbcchurch.org
Recorded live on Sunday, Sept 17, 2023
Recorded live on Sunday, Sept 17, 2023
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