We would all agree that Jesus left us and continues to leave us a tremendous Legacy! What if he desired the same thing for you? That's right. Jesus wanted you to make a difference. Not because it was a command and you would go to hell if you didn't, but because he knew that living the type of life that left a legacy would bring more glory to his father, fulfill your own life and make a kingdom difference on the earth inspiring generations of people.
Mission without Heart is work. Heart is motivated by the right story. In this message Jeremy Kughn discusses why some fail to serve, burn out and give up when it comes to a life mission. In order to make your work filling, you have to belong to the right story.
Life is important in community. Jesus modeled it. God set us up for it and commanded us to live in it. There is power in sharing Life Together.
When Jesus said he wanted you to have life to the full, did you think FULL? If so, what did you think that meant? Instead, maybe a full life means a fully recognized life where Jesus is completely number one in your life. In this series kickoff, Jeremy discusses the power of a life where Jesus is number one.
Of all the needs we have in our society one of the most important is reclaiming the table. The table ministry of Jesus is where relationships were made, bridges were built and holy themed conversation ruled. Why is it that we argue at dinner? Why is it that we can't seem to properly integrate Jesus into the mainstream of our lives? Join us as we attempt to invite Jesus back to our tables.
An issue has arisen within different congregations regarding the concept of performance in worship. Many ideas that are discussed and debated we believe are framed incorrectly. Some aspects of worship are labeled as performances while some that should be considered are not. This leads us to the heart of the issue. Is there a place for performance in worship? What motivates some to make that distinction that one thing is performance while another is not? Is judgement of the heart involved?
If someone were to take a spiritual snapshot of your worship how do you think it would look? Jesus said that out of the overflow of the heart, the mouth speaks. If this is the case, then what does God demand from us in worship? What type of overflow feeds our worship? Could it be that we might perceive our worship differently than God perceives it?
Worship happens 7 days a week contrary to popular belief. Many people believe that they "go to church" to worship God. Yes and No. God desires our entire life to give glory to Him. That is the essence of worship. Jesus' concern was that people honored him with their lips, but their hearts were far from him. How do we sync the two?
Expression in worship can often become types of barriers for different peoples attempt to worship God. Some are more expressive and some are not. What does the Bible teach us about the beauty of expressive worship, and what does God expect from His followers as diverse as they are to worship together?
He Is Risen! In this Easter sermon, Jeremy begins a new series on worship by pointing out that worship of the Lord hangs on the three previously stated words. In this communion service, the church practices the celebration of the resurrection through engaging in an interactive communion.