In Luke 7:18-23, John the Baptist is in prison, feeling isolated and lonely; he has lost his fire for God. Jesus sends John’s messengers to go and tell what they have seen and heard about Jesus’ miracles. Jesus also sends us to “Go and tell”.
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Sermons
In Luke 7:11-17, the woman touched the heart of Jesus. She was in pain and didn’t know what to do or where to turn. She admitted that she needed Jesus. This same Jesus still has the power to raise us above the circumstances of our lives.
God invites us to know who we are in Him. If we forgive and give, our life will be storm-ready. Is your life storm-ready?
Jesus came not to judge but to save the world. He said, “Forgive, and you will be forgiven”. Forgiving others sets us free.
We are called to be people of justice and mercy. Love is stronger than any hate … to infinity and beyond!
In Luke’s version of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus compared the spiritual values of life with the worldly values. One day the world system will be destroyed, along with all who have pinned their hopes on its values. Only God’s eternal values will remain … and those who trust in Him.
The Israelites are in Babylon … where they sat by the river and wept. They have lost their power and wealth, and are slaves again. And so they cry out to God. Jesus cries out to God on the cross, and in doing so becomes the cry for all of us. God always hears the…
This week our focus is on Jerusalem. Solomon is King, but he did not follow God like his father, David. Jesus is the new Son of David, upholding justice and righteousness.
God takes the Israelites on a journey through the desert and the Red Sea to Mt Sinai, where He gives them the ten commandments. The people now knew how to obey God. God needs a body – to reflect Himself. How do you reflect God to others?
This 4-week series takes us on a journey through the Old Testament. We begin in Egypt, where the people of Israel are in captivity. God hears their cry and frees them from slavery. In the new exodus, Jesus has delivered us from sin because God has heard our cry.