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Tag Archives: jesus
Blessed are the Poor in Spirit
An excerpt from Pastor Michael’s sermon on September 17, 2017, reflecting on the first Beatitude in the Sermon on the Mount. The full audio is below. When Jesus talks in the Beatitudes about being “blessed,” he is combining two ideas … Continue reading
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Lord, Teach Us!
Jesus’ teaching is not just an add-on, something extra for extra-spiritual Christians. Rather, Jesus’ teaching is central to Jesus’ entire life. It fits hand-in-glove with Jesus’ healings and miracles, his death and resurrection. If you’re going to claim to follow … Continue reading
Why Jesus?
Why do Christians look to Jesus as the centre of our faith and life? Pastor Michael explores this question in this sermon, highlighting three fundamental answers given in the New Testament: Jesus shows us who God is (Jesus is God). … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, christ, christianity, god, jesus, lord, messiah, revelation, salvation, saviour
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Give Them Something to Eat
We tend to hear the story of Jesus feeding the five thousand in one of two ways. The first way we hear it is something like this: Jesus transforms five loaves and two fish into a whole meal for a … Continue reading
Jesus Loves Me, This I Know
I can believe that God loves everyone, but am I truly persuaded that God loves me? How do we move from “God so loved the world that he gave his one-and-only Son” (John 3:16) to “Jesus loved me and gave … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, god, god's love, henri nouwen, jesus, love, paul young, the shack
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A Sower Went Out to Sow
During our July 16 worship service Pastor Michael preached on the Parable of the Sower from Matthew’s Gospel, helping us to develop the “ears to hear” Jesus’ teaching by setting this story in its context. Here’s the audio of his … Continue reading
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Not Under Law but Under Grace
This past Sunday Pastor Michael preached on Romans 6:12-23, a sermon entitled, “Not Under Law but Under Grace.” Here’s the full audio of the sermon: Here’s a written excerpt: In our Scripture text this morning Paul affirms three things: we … Continue reading
