Sunday October 6: Matthew 7:13-23: “How We Participate in the Process of Transformation”

By Lead Pastor, Bill Flavin

In the Sermon on the Mount Jesus outlines a variety of ways that we are to live out our faith.  Part of that is an assumption that to believe in Jesus changes our lives, and how we live. The word for belief in the bible assumes that you both comprehend and agree with something in your mind, and that your knowledge of that transforms your heart, mind, and actions.

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Sunday March 30:  Baggage:  “Seriousness” Philippians 4:4-9

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I (Bill) grew up assuming that seriousness is deeply connected to Spiritual maturity. The slow ballad worship song was more meaningful that singing Happy Day, that bowing my head in quiet, somber prayer, must be more meaningful than celebrating what God is up to. And yet…..One of the things scripture names that should be core to our identity is joy. That of all people those who love and follow God have more to celebrate, more to praise about, more to be joyful about than any other people.

Sunday March 23:  Baggage:  “Worry” Matthew 6:25-34

Sunday March 23: Baggage: “Worry” Matthew 6:25-34

What you pay attention to, tends to drive you. In Matthew 6 Jesus invites us to worry less about the material world, and focus far more on the Kingdom of God. Not a theoretical reality, but a way of living that contrasts with much of the world we live in. Jesus reminds us that if our focus is on God’s Kingdom, His calling for us, His instructions for life, not the world’s, worry might take a backseat quickly.