Come Awake!
23/04/11 14:00 Sort by: By Marc Schelske
4/23/2011
"Come Awake!"
Easter, 2011
Marc Schelske
The empty tomb that we celebrate at Easter is the promise and guarantee of new life for us. Wherever Jesus went he brought life where there once was death. He offers that to us, and asks us to be a part of bringing it to the world.
Videographer: Ethan Morrow
"Come Awake!"
Easter, 2011
Marc Schelske
The empty tomb that we celebrate at Easter is the promise and guarantee of new life for us. Wherever Jesus went he brought life where there once was death. He offers that to us, and asks us to be a part of bringing it to the world.
Videographer: Ethan Morrow
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Why Do You Serve?
09/04/11 14:00 Sort by: By Marc Schelske
4/9/2011
"Why Do You Serve?"
A Different Kind of Kingdom, #3
Marc Schelske
Matthew 6:1-18. Jesus attacks the very things we use to justify ourselves spiritually, and tells us that the only way to connect with God is to have a righteousness that is superior to the most religious people we can think of. Our efforts will fail. In the end it comes down to choosing to trust Him rather than ourselves and our good work.
This series is part two of the larger Jesus Rescues: The Gospel of Matthew teaching series covering the whole gospel.
"Why Do You Serve?"
A Different Kind of Kingdom, #3
Marc Schelske
Matthew 6:1-18. Jesus attacks the very things we use to justify ourselves spiritually, and tells us that the only way to connect with God is to have a righteousness that is superior to the most religious people we can think of. Our efforts will fail. In the end it comes down to choosing to trust Him rather than ourselves and our good work.
This series is part two of the larger Jesus Rescues: The Gospel of Matthew teaching series covering the whole gospel.
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The Not-So-Good-Son
19/09/09 10:52 Sort by: By Marc Schelske | Series-Unstoppable Grace
9/19/2009
Series: Never Ending, Unstoppable Grace
Message #2 "The Not-So-Good Son"
MS236
Marc Schelske
The second half of the story of the prodigal son is perhaps the most interesting and important part. Here we pay attention to the story of the older brother - the one who stayed home, who obeyed the father, and was responsible. Why is there tension between the two brothers? What does it mean when the older brother refuses to come in to the party? What does this mean for us? We find out that God's grace stretches further than perhaps we thought.
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Series: Never Ending, Unstoppable Grace
Message #2 "The Not-So-Good Son"
MS236
Marc Schelske
The second half of the story of the prodigal son is perhaps the most interesting and important part. Here we pay attention to the story of the older brother - the one who stayed home, who obeyed the father, and was responsible. Why is there tension between the two brothers? What does it mean when the older brother refuses to come in to the party? What does this mean for us? We find out that God's grace stretches further than perhaps we thought.
Note: Audio is available by subscribing via the iTunes media store or by pasting the RSS feed URL into your favorite RSS reader.
I Want To See
25/07/09 18:00 Sort by: By Brittany Ouchida-Walsh | Series-Discipleship in Mark
7/25/2009
Series: Following - Discipleship in the book of Mark
Message #3 "I Want To See."
BOW027
Brittany Ouchida-Walsh
It’s hard to follow Jesus and be a part of what he is doing if we can’t see what he sees. Yet throughout the book of Mark and in our own experience, we realize that Jesus tends to see life differently than other people. Many times Jesus declared in frustration that his followers had eyes, but it was like they were blind. He wants our eyes to be opened. Is it possible that Jesus can heal the blind? If so, can he heal the discipleship community so that we can join him in his work?
Note: Audio is available by subscribing via the iTunes media store or by pasting the RSS feed URL into your favorite RSS reader.
Series: Following - Discipleship in the book of Mark
Message #3 "I Want To See."
BOW027
Brittany Ouchida-Walsh
It’s hard to follow Jesus and be a part of what he is doing if we can’t see what he sees. Yet throughout the book of Mark and in our own experience, we realize that Jesus tends to see life differently than other people. Many times Jesus declared in frustration that his followers had eyes, but it was like they were blind. He wants our eyes to be opened. Is it possible that Jesus can heal the blind? If so, can he heal the discipleship community so that we can join him in his work?
Note: Audio is available by subscribing via the iTunes media store or by pasting the RSS feed URL into your favorite RSS reader.
Bring Them To Jesus
18/07/09 17:57 Sort by: By Brittany Ouchida-Walsh | Series-Discipleship in Mark
7/18/2009
Series: Following - Discipleship in the book of Mark
Message #3 "Bring Them To Jesus."
BOW026
Brittany Ouchida-Walsh
When we follow Jesus, we love those that he loves. He embrace the people that Jesus invites into our lives and into our oikos. But what happens then? We realize very quickly that we can’t heal people or set them free. This week we look at the story of a group of friends who lived in 30 AD, and how they cared for their friend when his pain was bigger than they could heal.
Note: Audio is available by subscribing via the iTunes media store or by pasting the RSS feed URL into your favorite RSS reader.
Series: Following - Discipleship in the book of Mark
Message #3 "Bring Them To Jesus."
BOW026
Brittany Ouchida-Walsh
When we follow Jesus, we love those that he loves. He embrace the people that Jesus invites into our lives and into our oikos. But what happens then? We realize very quickly that we can’t heal people or set them free. This week we look at the story of a group of friends who lived in 30 AD, and how they cared for their friend when his pain was bigger than they could heal.
Note: Audio is available by subscribing via the iTunes media store or by pasting the RSS feed URL into your favorite RSS reader.
