Thursday, January 22, 2015
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Monday, January 19, 2015
"New" - Week #3 - "A New Heart & Mind" Rom 12:1-2; Ezk 36:26
Big Idea: Jesus didn’t come to teach us
to be more religious, he wants to teach us to be more human!
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Fully Human (Gen 1:26-27)
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Fallen (Gen 3:1-7)
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Redemption (John 3 & Titus 2)
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New Mind (Rom 12:1-2)
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New Heart (Ezk 36:26)
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
"New" Series - Week #2 - "A New Purpose" - Titus 2:11-15
What's the purpose of life? That's one of the most important questions imaginable. The purpose of life isn't a religious question but a human question. Some say the purpose of life is to self-actualize, or to be remembered. Others will say we're alive to do good, to enjoy the act of living or that there is no objective purpose or meaning in life at all. This Sunday we opened the scriptures to to look at the New Purpose we have in Jesus.
Big Idea: "In Jesus, we have new purpose in salvation, life, hope and mission."
- New Purpose in Salvation (Titus 2:11)
- New Purpose in Life (Titus 2:12)
- New Purpose in Hope (Titus 2:13)
- New Purpose in Mission (Titus 2:14-15)
Sunday, January 4, 2015
New Year's 2015 - "A New You" - John 3:1-15
Well it's New Year’s 2015. How many of you
guys have made a New Year’s Resolution? Culturally we love and celebrate New Year’s because it
represents a time to start over, that we can change, that we can start off with
a clean slate. I’m not against new year’s resolutions
I think they can be helpful, I think they can be a form of repentance but New
Year’s cannot produce a new you. Resolutions can produce behavior modification
but not heart transformation
Big Idea: Jesus didn't come to make us better; he came to make us new!
-The Necessity of New Birth (John 3:1-3)
-The Nature of The New Birth (John 3:4-6)
-The Evidence of the New Birth (John 3:7-8)
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