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4. Scattering Seeds

As we continue through our series on the Kingdom of Heaven, we come across probably one of the most commonly heard parables of Jesus, about a sower of seeds and the results of his labor. 1Again he began to teach beside the sea. And a very large crowd gathered about him, so that he got

3. Indebitedness

As believers and followers of Jesus Christ, the thought of being forgiven is a past, historical moment in time. But from this weeks study, we see that the gracious, thankful and adorning relationship we have with Jesus is just as important now as it was when we first approach Him for forgiveness. In the following

2. Kingdom of Heaven

This week we continue in our series of “The Kingdom of Heaven is like…”. Our focus this week will be use two familiar discussions Jesus had. One from one of Jesus’ most pivotal sermons, the Sermon on the Mount.  This sermon is thought to be the core of Jesus’ teaching on what it means to

Discipline of Disillusionment

During one of my devotions this week, I bumped into a gem in Oswald Chambers’ My Utmost for His Highest, and wanted to capture it to return often and share with others. Jesus did not commit Himself unto them … for He knew what was in man. – John 2:24–25 . Disillusionment means that there

1 – Kingdom of Heaven intro

What is the Kingdom of Heaven… That is what we are going to be investigating. Jesus had frequent opportunities to share. Many times they were in parables, metaphors and similes. Jesus’ unorthodox behavior did not only provoke the criticism of the religious authorities, it also puzzled ordinary people. They wanted to know why Jesus’ followers

New perspectives & rhythm

Up to this point, we have learned all the basics when it comes to Andy Stanley’s “Enemy of the Heart”. We have learned about the four major oppositions to a healthy heart. Guilt, Anger, Greed & Jealousy Guilt: I owe you. Anger: You owe me. Greed: I owe me. Jealousy: God owes me. We have

Weapon of Celebration

This week we completed chapter 17 of Enemies of the Heart by Andy Stanley. Which gave us a very interesting and personal challenge to address and combat the jealousy that we uncovered last week. If you have a urge to just skip this week because you don’t think you have a jealousy issue or concern,

How come?

It is difficult but it is reasonable to agree that we have a little bit of guilt, anger and greed, but jealousy has been removed a long time ago from our character.  We don’t get in fights over another man’s girl, or so we hope. But at we go into chapter seventeen of Enemies of

Power of Generosity

Moving through an uncomfortable section on a topic of greed in Andy Stanley’s book, Enemies of the Heart, we find that if it was difficult to realize that we have a bit of greed in our lives, this week the realization that giving will make life easier, isn’t that easy. To this point in our

Need for more

We continue to learn more about the Enemies of the Heart, and this week as we journey into chapter 14, it gets direct. We discuss the camouflaged dysfunction of greed.  In the basics of the book, Andy Stanley shares some basics: Guilt says “I owe you”; Anger says “You owe me”; Greed says “I owe