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Do You Want To Leave Too?

July 17, 2022

Aaron Buer — Senior Pastor
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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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  • Week 1

    10 Questions Jesus Asked

    What Do You Want?

    Pastor Jeff Manion teaches on Jesus’s calling of his first disciples. Through this conversation, we see that Jesus wants to reshape our wants and help us grow. We are challenged to get to know Jesus and follow him to get where he is going instead of where we want to go.

  • Week 2

    10 Questions Jesus Asked

    Do You Want To Get Well?

    Pastor Jeff Manion teaches on Jesus’s healing of a man and the resulting controversy. Through this conversation, we learn that Jesus is present in our brokenness and pain. We are challenged to allow God to reshape our systems to match his and bend our hearts toward him.

  • Week 3

    10 Questions Jesus Asked

    Do You Believe?

    Pastor Jeff Manion unpacks Jesus’s healing of the man born blind. Through this story, we see that God can work through difficult situations. We are challenged to make a decision about who Jesus is and to guard against spiritual blindness.

  • Week 4

    10 Questions Jesus Asked

    Do You Believe This?

    Pastor Jeff Manion talks about Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. Through this conversation, we see Jesus risk his life to bring the ministry of both truth and tears. We are challenged to consider whether we believe in Jesus.

  • Week 5

    10 Questions Jesus Asked

    Do You Love Me?

    Pastor Jeff Manion discusses Jesus’s breakfast with his disciples after his resurrection. Through this conversation, we see that Jesus desires to restore us to a relationship with him. We are challenged to consider what mission Jesus has for us.

  • Week 6

    10 Questions Jesus Asked

    Why Do You Worry?

    Pastor Aaron Buer talks about Jesus’s question concerning worry. Through this conversation, we see that Jesus links worry to some significant issues. We are challenged to find our value in what God says about us and to trust God to take care of us.

  • Week 8

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    What Is The Kingdom Of God Like?

    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.

  • Week 9

    10 Questions Jesus Asked

    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.

  • Week 10

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    What Are You Discussing?

    Pastor Brad Holmes chats about Jesus’s appearance to two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Through this conversation, we see that Jesus longs to meet us in our hurts, doesn’t hide his scars and has a job for us. We are challenged to trust Jesus more and be a part of what he is doing in the world.

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