Our sermons are only a part of our Sunday morning, but they are an important part – they are the Word of God presented to us in our context so that we can repent, seek to amend our lives, and receive God’s grace through the power of the Gospel.
We talk about how we refocus ourselves in Lent from a focus on ourselves to a focus on Jesus and who He is, specifically this Sunday that He is our sacrifice.
We start our Lenten fast together with the celebration of Ash Wednesday, asking the question of how we may mistake what Lent is all about, replacing God’s work for ours.
We finish our “Together with Jesus” series with Transfiguration and we ask the question “What does it prove?” that Jesus was Transfigured before His disciples.
We continue looking at the Gospels, two chapters at a time with Matthew 11 and 12, specifically seeing how Israel is rejecting Jesus and how Jesus seems to be calling them to repentance. Click here for the read along sheet – 06 Together with Jesus – Matthew 11 and 12 Click here for the PDF…
We continue with our 5th week in the Gospel of Matthew, looking at Matthew 9 and 10 where Jesus does many surprising healings and then begins a discourse on discipleship. Click here for our read along sheet – 05 Together with Jesus – Matthew 9 and 10 Click here for the PDF of our Sunday…
We continue our “Together with Jesus” series as we consider what it means to go with Jesus as He goes.
We read Matthew 7 and 8, spending some time at the end to talk about what this means for us as Christians who are hearing God’s Word together. Read along with our printed out reading guide: 04 Together with Jesus – Matthew 7 and 8
We talk about cleanliness and how Jesus cleanses us of our sins.
Join us as we talk about Matthew 5 and 6 and look at the bulk of Jesus’ most famous sermon, the Sermon on the Mount Here is the read-along sheet. 03 Together with Jesus – Matthew 5 and 6
Join us as we talk about how God coming into our lives causes us to sacrifice no matter how we respond, and how knowing that we can sacrifice knowing that He will give us new life.