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Listen to sermons from our weekend worship recorded in the Northland of Kansas City, MO. Visit us in person on Sundays at 9 and 10:30 a.m. at 9555 N Oak Trafficway. Learn more about us at goodshepherdkc.com.
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"Jerusalem" | Matt Fulmer
Jesus' final days are difficult to hear, but it teaches us a theme of Jesus' life. We cannot experience the beauty of new life without the sacrifice of the cross. All the promises of the gospel are true, but in order for that to happen, we all have to sacrifice first. We never get to the beauty of new life without the sacrifice of the cross.
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"Jerusalem" | Matt Fulmer
Jesus' final days are difficult to hear, but it teaches us a theme of Jesus' life. We cannot experience the beauty of new life without the sacrifice of the cross. All the promises of the gospel are true, but in order for that to happen, we all have to sacrifice first. We never get to the beauty of new life without the sacrifice of the cross.
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"Samaria" | Carter Thoe & Hailei Baker
Jesus had defining moments in his life — like, leaving home and going to Jerusalem. The journey took Jesus through Samaria. There Jesus was asked a question about who our neighbor is and who we should help. Jesus' answer was to see people you may see as your enemy, people who are wrong, who want to do you harm, as your neighbor.
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"Capernaum" | Matt Fulmer
Jesus came to offer deeper healing of forgiveness, which is much more important and lasting than a miracle of helping someone walk. Our inner need for healing is a hallmark of Jesus' ministry. God is not a condemning God but a forgiving God. We're like the paralytic and the crowd. We come to Jesus to help us or give us a miracle. Sometimes Jesus does those things, but the real power of Jesus is forgiveness for our sins (missing the mark/contrary to how God wants us to live our lives), which is a more significant kind of healing.