10000 Reasons (Psalm 103:1-5)
This morning as we looked at the song 10000 Reasons we are reminded of what worship is, and that God is the only one worthy of our worship and praise
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O Come To The Altar (Romans 12:1-2)
This morning we hear about Jesus calling us to come and lay it down and meet Him at the altar
The Kingdom of God is Like... (Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52)
This morning was a shift from our series, I preached in traditional worship. We took a look at a group of parables about the Kingdom of God, and how the Kingdom isn't just an accessory but desires to take over.
Reckless Love (Luke 15:1-7)
As we continue looking that the theology of music, today we look at the parable of the lost sheep to explore the "Reckless Love" of God
How He Loves (Romans 5:6-11)
This morning we start a series diving into the theology of some of our favorite worship songs. Today we looked not at the question of does God love us, but "How He Loves".
Division (John 17:23)
As we end our series on the Ekklessia, we look at the division that could, and has been the downfall of the Ekklessia. This is a call to be united in our love of Christ, over our own stances and opinions.
Wonder of God (Acts 9)
This morning, as we continued looking at Ekklessia, we asked the question "Have we lost our wonder?"
Boldness (Acts 4:29)
This morning, as we continued looking at Ekklesia, we looked at the boldness that the early movement proclaimed the good news with. We also looked at how they were outward focused and would not allow the world to silence them
Chain of Communication
In Psalm 145 we hear the call of the Ekklesia is to share the Good News with all we encounter. To never let the Chain of Communication break
Start of a Movement (Acts 1:6-8)
As we continue looking at the movement of Christ that is Ekklesia we see how it all began in the book of Acts