Sermons
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Four Sides of Faith
The shape of faith is made up of four sides: belief (what we do with our minds), confidence (what we do with our hearts, trust (what we do with our bodies), and allegiance (what we do with our will).
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Imago Interlude
The Lord has told you what is good, and this is what the Lord requires of you: to do what is justice, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God. - Micah 6:8
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Spiritual Transformation (Cornerstone Church)
Spiritual transformation is the work of the Holy Spirit to transform us into the image of Jesus for the joy of God the Father. The Spirit does this work in the context of Christian community as we walk along spiritual pathways.
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Receive the Holy Spirit
We want to be the kind of people who welcome the Holy Spirit on a regular basis. As Christians we remain open to receive the Holy Spirit primarily for two things: transformation and empowerment.
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Believing Thomas
Thomas believed in Jesus. He never doubted. He believed in Jesus' resurrection. He just needed a little more information than the other disciples. Thomas has much to teach us about believing in Jesus.
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Two Sons and the Father's House
In this story Jesus reveals the heart of God our Father and we have the opportunity to ask ourselves, “Who do I identify with? The younger son or the older son?”
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My Soul Waits for the Lord
Our souls wait for the Lord because there are no quick and easy paths on the road to spiritual formation. Waiting is inevitable. Waiting is baked into this ancient Christian faith we have received.
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Bread in the Hands of Jesus
During a meal with two disciples in Emmaus, bread became a revelation of Jesus in their midst. And we are like bread. Jesus takes us, blesses us, breaks us, and gives us to the world making our lives extraordinary.
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God's Neighboring Presence
God is with us like a neighbor, because Jesus is the Word made flesh and blood who moved into the neighborhood. God is with us in life, death, and new life.
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Four Sides of Faith The shape of faith is made up of four sides: belief (what we do with our minds), confidence (what we do with our hearts, trust (what we do with our bodies), and allegiance (what we do with our will).


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Imago Interlude The Lord has told you what is good, and this is what the Lord requires of you: to do what is justice, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God. - Micah 6:8


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Spiritual Transformation (Cornerstone Church) Spiritual transformation is the work of the Holy Spirit to transform us into the image of Jesus for the joy of God the Father. The Spirit does this work in the context of Christian community as we walk along spiritual pathways.


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Receive the Holy Spirit We want to be the kind of people who welcome the Holy Spirit on a regular basis. As Christians we remain open to receive the Holy Spirit primarily for two things: transformation and empowerment.


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Believing Thomas Thomas believed in Jesus. He never doubted. He believed in Jesus' resurrection. He just needed a little more information than the other disciples. Thomas has much to teach us about believing in Jesus.


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Two Sons and the Father's House In this story Jesus reveals the heart of God our Father and we have the opportunity to ask ourselves, “Who do I identify with? The younger son or the older son?”


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My Soul Waits for the Lord Our souls wait for the Lord because there are no quick and easy paths on the road to spiritual formation. Waiting is inevitable. Waiting is baked into this ancient Christian faith we have received.


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Bread in the Hands of Jesus During a meal with two disciples in Emmaus, bread became a revelation of Jesus in their midst. And we are like bread. Jesus takes us, blesses us, breaks us, and gives us to the world making our lives extraordinary.


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God's Neighboring Presence God is with us like a neighbor, because Jesus is the Word made flesh and blood who moved into the neighborhood. God is with us in life, death, and new life.


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