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Hidden Treasures

In Matthew 13, Jesus talks about two people who find hidden treasures. One is merely walking across a field, minding his own business. The other is making a life for himself, buying and selling pearls. They are very different, but they have one thing in common. They find treasure, when Jesus begins telling their stories.

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The Good Shepherd

In John 10, Jesus asks a simple question. Are you going to follow the theives or the Shepherd? The thieves come in the middle of the night. They steal the sheep away. And they use them for their own gain. The Shepherd does things differently.

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And he has one everlasting quality.

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Foundations

Another timeless truth from Jesus in Matthew 7. The one who follows his teachings is like the wise man, who builds his house upon the rock. The one who doesn't obey Christ ... his house is built on sand. And what happens to his house? ​

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Splat!

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So how do we avoid the splat?

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Great Fruit

In Luke 6, Jesus delivers a timeless truth:

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Good trees produce good fruit, and bad trees produce bad fruit. But how does a bad tree go about changing its fruit?

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Jesus says ... it's not in the fruit ... i's in the tree.

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Upper Room Benedictions

What would you do if you knew that tonight would be the last night of your life? On Jesus's last night, he met with his closest diciples, the ones called, "Apostoloi," and he gave them a series of blessings. The Gospel of John records that night in what scholars call, "The Final Discourse."​

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In this series, we encounter the blessings that Jesus left or us at the end of his life.

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The Servant of the Lord

We use a lot of words to describe Joshua. He's loyal, courageous and steadfast. He's truthful and he has good leadership skills. But the bible doesn't say much about who Joshua is ... it simply tells a lot about what he does.

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In this series, we ask ourselves, "What does the Servant of the Lord do?"

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What Child Is This?

The Christmas story isn't merely the story of the birth of Christ. When we ask the question, "What Child is this?" we discover essential characteristics of Jesus, which were true at his birth, and remain true today. This series identifies four eternal traits of the child born in Bethlehem, and how they continue to transform us today.

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