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Using the example of Peter and his interactions with Jesus, particularly in Matthew 15:10-20, the sermon emphasizes that understanding the true nature of human behavior requires recognizing that it is what comes from within us—our thoughts, intentions, and desires—that defiles us or leads us to sin, rather than external circumstances or traditions. The sermon also critiques human traditions and ideologies that misinterpret the causes of human behavior, illustrating this with the tricycle anal...

Today's sermon explores the significant impact of the presence or absence of others, particularly good people, on our lives. It emphasizes how much we are influenced by others in terms of our behavior, ideas, and overall life. Richard then connects this concept to our relationship with Jesus, questioning why some people avoid Him despite His positive influence. Matthew 14:22-32 (Given 10/30/2011)Support the Show.

Today's sermon encourages self-reflection on personal growth and change, emphasizing the transformative impact Jesus had on the Apostle Peter, turning him from an impulsive man into a courageous leader. It introduces a series exploring Peter's life and writings, highlighting the radical changes brought by Jesus's influence and drawing parallels to modern examples of unwavering faith and courage. The message underscores the importance of considering what causes positive change and ...

This Sermon discusses how Israel's rejection of Jesus facilitated Gentile inclusion in the divine plan, emphasizing the irrevocable nature of God's calling and the rootedness of Christianity in Judaism. It anticipates a future reconciliation where Israel acknowledges their Messiah, highlighting the importance of humility and gratitude for believers towards Israel's heritage. Support the Show.

Israel blessed the world with visionaries, looking for a better tomorrow. This message emphasizes the unwavering faith and endurance of biblical figures like Abraham and Moses, who remained steadfast in pursuit of God's promises despite facing hardships. Through their examples, it underscores the importance of trusting in God's plan even when circumstances seem challenging, and highlights the ultimate reward of eternal glory for those who remain faithful. Ultimately, the message encourages li...

We explore the profound theological concepts of God's pleasure in sacrificing his son and Jesus' satisfaction in his own suffering as depicted in Isaiah 53. Lets think through the idea that God foresaw the ultimate outcome of Jesus' sacrifice, the salvation of humanity, and finds parallels in human willingness to undergo suffering for the benefit of others. Support the Show.