The Holy Spirit is our advocate who convicts, enlightens, and motivates me to live a holy life that is pleasing to Jesus – to make me more like Jesus. This is called the process of sanctification and wholly the work of God, the Holy Spirit.
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Martin Luther explains that the Holy Spirit sanctifies us by leading “us into his holy community, placing us upon the bosom of the church, where he preaches to us and brings us to Christ.”
This message explores how the Holy Spirit keeps us trusting in Jesus, even when we’re compelled to doubt.
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Martin Luther explains that the Holy Spirit sanctifies us by leading “us into his holy community, placing us upon the bosom of the church, where he preaches to us and brings us to Christ.” In part one of our series, we explore how the Holy Spirit is the pioneer who blazes the trail for our faith.
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Compassion means putting our faith into action in an important, tangible way. St Luke is joining other churches across the country in a movement to release children around the world from poverty through child sponsorship. Jesus taught us to serve the poor and those in need, about generosity and about why every child deserves hope. How can you bring hope to a child in need?
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We live in a culture with growing diversity, competing claims for truth, and greater uncertainty. We also have a foundational hope to know what is THE way, THE truth, and THE life. So, how can we know the way, the truth, and the life?
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From the time that Jesus walked the earth, people have tried to define Jesus. What if we let Jesus define himself? Jesus once said, “I am the one who bears witness about myself, and the Father who sent me bears witness about me.” (John 8:18) The Gospel of John records seven statements that Jesus made about himself, all beginning with “I am …” Using these statements and other related Bible passages, we will seek to learn how Jesus defined himself.
Jesus said, “I am the vine; you are the branches.” What does that mean for the life of a branch (you, me)?
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From the time that Jesus walked the earth, people have tried to define Jesus. What if we let Jesus defined himself? Jesus once said, “I am the one who bears witness about myself, and the Father who sent me bears witness about me.” (John 8:18) The Gospel of John records seven statements that Jesus made about himself, all beginning with “I am …” Using these statements and other related Bible passages, we will seek to learn how Jesus defined himself.
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God is not against you. Jesus said, "This is my body given for you." "This cup is the new covenant in my blood shed for you." In Holy Communion, God, the Son, Jesus, comes face to face with us and says, This is me, for you. We can be certain that God the Son, Jesus, is right here with us. Holy Communion is for you and a profoundly personal encounter with Holy God.
Lessons: Exodus 12:1-4, 11-14, Hebrews 10:16-23, Luke 22:7-20
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When Jesus self-defined as the Good Shepherd, he said that the Good Shepherd lays down his life for the sheep, even the sheep that didn’t belong to him. Why would a shepherd die for his sheep, let alone sheep that weren’t his?
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From the time that Jesus walked the earth, people have tried to define Jesus. What if we let Jesus define himself? Jesus once said, “I am the one who bears witness about myself, and the Father who sent me bears witness about me.” (John 8:18) The Gospel of John records seven statements that Jesus made about himself, all beginning with “I am …” Using these statements and other related Bible passages, we will seek to learn how Jesus defined himself. In part 3 of our series we focus on Jesus’ words, “I am the door.”
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We often fear what we cannot see. Most of us have some fear of the dark. This ranges from literal fear of physical darkness to fear of the unknown. To what do your unseen fears lead you?
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From the time that Jesus walked the earth, people have tried to define Jesus. This continues in our day. What if we let Jesus define himself? The Gospel of John records seven statements that Jesus made about himself, all beginning with “I am …” Using these statements and other related Bible passages, we will seek to learn how Jesus defined himself.
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Awkward and confrontational are two fears most Christ-followers have when they think about sharing their faith with others, but it doesn’t have to be that way. What if spiritual conversations weren’t forced and uncomfortable, but something that came up organically or naturally?
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We can do our part, but only God can draw people to Jesus and change their lives. One essential element of sharing our faith is learning to listen for God’s leading as we work in partnership with the Holy Spirit.
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God opposes the proud and gives grace and wisdom to the humble. Jesus taught and lived out humility. He gave practical examples of what it means to live humbly. This ignited a humility revolution that changed the foundational values of western culture. Right now, we desperately need a revival of the humility revolution to change us and our culture. It will begin as we live more humbly each day.
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Peacemaking begins in your heart where Jesus reigns. This message will explore how to resolve interpersonal conflicts using tools found in Crucial Conversations: Tools For Talking When the Stakes Are High by Kerry Patterson.
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