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Jesus entered into Jerusalem. The next day he went to the temple and encountered a fig tree on the way. The fig tree had no fruit. He then went to the temple courts and saw that those present had no "fruit." These honest encounters with Jesus revealed the state of God's people in terms of yielding fruit in their lives.

Jairs' daughter and bleeding woman. Both could have given up hope and determined that nothing could change. These encounters with Jesus interrupted that thinking and led to a different outcome.

"The kingdom of God collides with the kingdoms of this world and our personal kingdom. God sent Jesus to break in and tie up his enemy in order to set his people free. Those who embrace him are included in his circle of trust as his family."

We were once darkness but now we are light in the Lord. God calls us to live as children of light and reflect his light into our dark world. We can separate ourselves from darkness and embrace the light of Christ as we live out our faith. We can play a significant role in God sending his light into darkness through how we live. How do we know how to live in the light? God has given us His Word which serves as a lamp for our feet.

Jesus is the light of the world. The disciples came across a man who was blind from birth and wondered who sinned to cause his blindness. This man was in the dark and experienced darkness. Jesus responded by saying that it wasn’t a result of any person’s sin but that his response to this man would display the works of God. He then proceeded to heal the man and share that he is the light of the world. In the midst of our dark struggles, Jesus comes to us with his life, healing and restoration.

God came to be with us in Christ. He “moved into the neighborhood” and revealed who God is. Jesus Christ is both truly God and truly human. This is another great mystery of the Christian faith. Jesus, who was sent from the Father, has now ascended to the Father in his resurrected body and sits at His right hand, interceding for us based on his finished, atoning work.

"His Kingdom is an Eternal Kingdom" Mike Flavin August 7, 2022

"His Dominion Endures From Generation to Generation" Mike Flavin July 31, 2022

"How Great Are His Signs, How Mighty His Wonders!" Mike Flavin July 24, 2022

What is freedom? How does God describe freedom in the Bible and how does that differ from our culture's working assumptions about freedom.

"The Flow of Grace Through Care" June 5, 2022

The phrase "next generation" speaks to the issue of "legacy". Dictionary definition says: " something transmitted by or received from an ancestor or predecessor." Hebrews 11:21 will be the anchor text for the message. This can be broadened  beyond "grand-parenting" to the challenge for all of us to think about "What will be my legacy for the cause of Christ when I'm gone?" and "How am I creating a legacy for the glory of Christ in other lives every single day I live for him, no matter what my age."

Cain became angry at his brother and murdered him. This was the first of countless messy family situations in the Bible. God has dealt with messy families since and he has grace for us in the midst of our relational challenges. Families provide a unique set of challenges but they also provide a unique set of opportunities for our growth.

Offered Up Audrey Del Campo April 3, 2022

"Dwell in God" Mike Flavin February 20, 2022

"The Lord Our Keeper" Colleen Fletcher February 6, 2022

"Bless The Lord" Audrey Del Campo January 2, 2022

"We Have the Peace of Christ" Jeff Lee December 5, 2021

"We Have the Hope Of Christ" Jeff Lee November 28, 2021

"Go Back in Order to Go Forward" Mike Flavin November 7, 2021