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Jesus uses a parable to teach about how we must not forget the poor and marginalized in society. He also addresses those who miss God's kingdom because they allow themselves to be distracted by the issues and concerns of daily life.
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Pastor Dave looks at the first section of Luke 14, where Jesus heals a man on the Sabbath, and stumps the religious leaders with a simple question.
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Pastor Dennis Larkin brings Part 2 of his message on the critical roles Love and Respect play in our relationships, especially Marriage.
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Pastor Dennis Larkin brings a message on the critical roles Love and Respect play in our relationships, especially Marriage.
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Pastor Dave gives tips and tools for reading and understanding the Bible, including information about the differences between translations, various commentaries, digital options, devotional materials, and online resources
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Over the past 2000 years, the BIble has been a cause of pain and death. Oppressive governments from Rome to North Korea have outlawed the Bible, executing anyone who is caught with a copy of the scriptrues. At the same time, there have been thousands who have been killed because of their efforts to translate and distribute the Bible.
What is it about this book that people treasure it, even under the threat of death?
Other have found it to be a brilliant light in very dark places, including POW camps and Nazi concentration camps.
What is it about this book that gives it such power?
Listen in as Pastor Dave digs into this fascinating subject.
Also, we hear from Fred Harris about the important work of The Gideons International.
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This week we finish our series on Luke, chapter 13 by looking at Jesus' sorrow over the future destruction of Jerusalem by the Roman army. Although they had many opportunities to turn to God, the people of the city refused. The theme, as with much of chapter 13, is that time can run out. We can never count on tomorrow. Today is the day to turn towards God.
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Some people believe all roads lead to God. Actually, that's true. All of us, no matter which road we travel, will stand before the judgment seat of God. But Jesus says the road we travel determines our fate. Here's Luke's account of what Jesus says about the road we choose:
Luke 13:24-25 (NLTSE)
[24] "Work hard to enter the narrow door to God's Kingdom, for many will try to enter but will fail. [25] When the master of the house has locked the door, it will be too late. You will stand outside knocking and pleading, 'Lord, open the door for us!' But he will reply, 'I don't know you or where you come from.'
Join us as Pastor Dave leads us through this difficult teaching.
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"I understand that Jesus died for our sins and was resurrected, but that was a long time ago.So what has God done lately?"
Jesus answers this question in Luke 13. Join us as Pastor Dave leads us through Luke 13:10-21 - the healing of a crippled woman and two parables about the Kingdom of God.
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