3 Marks of a Gospel-Centered Person
Gospel-Centered people believe there is hope for the hopeless.
Gospel-Centered people believe there is hope for the hopeless.
In this message, we finish our four week study on the Kingdom of God. We wrestle with the question, “Where is the Kingdom of God?” We discover that the Kingdom is both a present reality and something that we still look forward to with the return of Christ.
In this final message of Photoshopped, we discuss the value of the kingdom of God. What does it cost to be a Jesus-follower?
Having an authentic view of the kingdom will allow you to easily spot a fake or photoshopped version.
In this message, we continue our study of the Kingdom of God. We discover that the law of God’s Kingdom is love…love of God Himself and love for others.
The Bible says that God uses weak things to shame the strong and foolish things to shame the wise. In other words, he doesn’t think or always work the way we’d expect Him to. In this message, we look to the parables of Jesus to teach us about the humble beginnings of God’s Kingdom.
The message of the Kingdom, the Word of God, changes lives. But some don’t listen, don’t apply, or don’t persevere. Others truly hear and receive. In this message, we hear from Jesus on how people respond to the Word.
Jesus teaches us from the Parable of the Weeds that His Kingdom is a slow certainty. He is patient with us, calling us to Himself.
In this message, we study Jesus’ parable of the sower, found in Matthew 13. We discover that not all who profess faith possess faith. We look at how we can examine our lives to see if we are in Christ.
Jesus teaches us that Kingdom of God is the most real thing…that the condition of our souls determines the impact of our lives.
In this message, we are reminded that Jesus Christ is the rightful King over all. We can’t fall for the fake…we must trust and live for Christ the King.
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