March 06, 2022
Pastor Jeff Manion talks through Jesus’s response to three questions he’s asked in his final week. Through this conversation, we see that God wants us to live for him now, that we are his in the next life and what following God means. We are challenged to live out our faith by loving God and loving others, because all the other commands hang on those two instructions.
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Pastor Jeff Manion shares what Jesus does in the first three days of his final week. Through this conversation we are challenged to welcome Jesus into our lives and beware of living in a manner that’s all leaves and no fruit. We are encouraged to recognize we are now God’s house of prayer when we gather with other believers. Mark 11:1-25
Pastor Aaron Buer talks about Jesus’s conversation with the religious leaders about authority. Through this discussion, we see that giving God authority in our life is essential. We are challenged to not let fear keep us from following Jesus, to recognize that we all want control of our own lives and to give Jesus the respect he deserves.
Pastor Aaron Buer talks about one of Jesus’s conversations with his disciples regarding the end times. Through this interaction, we see how we are to live when the world feels like it is shaking. We are challenged to not be deceived about what’s going on, to be on our guard because challenges will come and to keep watch by living like Jesus could return at any time.
Pastor Jeff Manion unpacks three events from the last few days before Jesus’s crucifixion. Through this conversation, we see that Jesus willingly endured betrayal and abandonment on our behalf. We are challenged to love and trust Jesus more in our difficult moments because we know he has gone through them himself.
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