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- Nov 12, 2023“Grateful”
- Nov 5, 2023“What Will Eternity Be Like?”
Nov 5, 2023“What Will Eternity Be Like?”By: Clint McBroomSeries: (All)John 5:24-29, 1 Corinthians 15:51-55There are a lot of common beliefs, questions, and misconceptions about heaven. What does the Bible actually say about what happens to believers after death, and how does it affect us in the here and now?
- Oct 29, 2023“The Key Question”
Oct 29, 2023“The Key Question”By: Clint McBroomSeries: (All)John 6:66-69Following Jesus is often difficult, especially when Jesus simply calls us to do things or give up things that we do not want to give up. In these times, we may even question our faith. But in John 6, we find a powerful and clarifying question that helps us to see what is at stake in our walk with Jesus.
- Oct 22, 2023The Treasure Principle: “For Such A Time As This”
Oct 22, 2023The Treasure Principle: “For Such A Time As This”By: Clint McBroomSeries: The Treasure PrincipleMatthew 6:21We have the opportunity— with God’s empowerment— to edit our life, and thereby our legacy, into what we want it to be.
- Oct 15, 2023The Treasure Principle: “Prodigal God”
Oct 15, 2023The Treasure Principle: “Prodigal God”By: Clint McBroomSeries: The Treasure PrincipleMatthew 6:21Is all of Jesus' talk about gaining treasure in Heaven self-centered? Why didn’t Jesus say, “Don’t store up for yourselves treasures on earth because that’s really self-centered…you should be motivated by love for other people. You should be other-centered and not self-centered. You should do this out of your love and gratitude for God"? The answer is that God is a God who lavishes gifts and grace on His people, and God desires our hearts, and as Jesus says, our hearts just gravitate to where our treasure is.
- Oct 8, 2023The Treasure Principle “Buried Treasure”
Oct 8, 2023The Treasure Principle “Buried Treasure”By: Clint McBroomSeries: The Treasure PrincipleMatthew 6:19-21, 13:44When Jesus warns us not to store up treasures in this life, it’s not because wealth might be lost; it's because wealth will always be lost. Everyone has heard the proverb, “You can’t take it with you.” That’s true. But Jesus goes further, he tells us that we can't take it with us – but we can send it on ahead.
- Oct 1, 2023Romans: “Living With Purpose”
Oct 1, 2023Romans: “Living With Purpose”By: Clint McBroomSeries: RomansRomans 15:14-33In light of the gospel, what constitutes a well-lived life? What is the difference between a ‘wasted’ life, and a worthy life?
- Sep 24, 2023Romans: “Unity Over Uniformity”
Sep 24, 2023Romans: “Unity Over Uniformity”By: Clint McBroomSeries: RomansRomans 14If we fully understand the gospel and experience the gospel , the result will be a life of grateful, joyous love that transforms our relationships with ourselves, other Christians, and the world, both with friends and enemies. Now, in chapter 14, he has an opportunity to apply all he has been saying to the Roman congregation where there was a spirit of rejection instead of rejection.
- Sep 10, 2023Romans: “Loving Both Friends and Enemies”
Sep 10, 2023Romans: “Loving Both Friends and Enemies”By: Clint McBroomSeries: RomansRomans 12:9-21Jesus said the single-most defining characteristic of his church should be its love. So what does that love look like and where does it come from? What does love toward our friends look like? And (maybe more importantly) what does love toward our enemies look like?
- Sep 3, 2023Romans: “Living Sacrifices”
Sep 3, 2023Romans: “Living Sacrifices”By: Clint McBroomSeries: RomansRomans 12:1-2Paul gives us a springboard for the Christian life in a disarmingly simple phrase: "living sacrifices." To be a “living sacrifice” is to be fully at God’s disposal. It means, actively, to be willing to obey God in anything he says in any area of life; and, passively, to be willing to thank God for anything he sends in any area of life.