Do You Want To Leave Too?
July 17, 2022
Pastor Aaron Buer walks through a passage where Jesus’s followers leave him. Through this conversation, we see what we want, what Jesus wants and why we quit. We are challenged to trust that Jesus is the one who brings life, even when his teaching may be hard.
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Pastor Aaron Buer talks about life in the Kingdom of God. Through this conversation, we begin to see that those living in the Kingdom of God continue to listen to God’s word to grow, share the good news with others and provide shade to the world. We are challenged to spread the kingdom of God through the way we live.
Why Do You Call Me Good?
Pastor Aaron Buer discusses a rich man’s question about eternal life. Through this conversation, we see that life is not found in following rules or chasing after meaning through possessions or status. We are challenged to find real life through trusting in Jesus and the life he offers.
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