http://www.timberlinechurch.org en-us The theme "Let Love Live" is a powerful truth for those who make Timberline their church family. We believe that the love of God is life-changing. We've determined to be a church built on the principle of the Bible verse Luke 10:27. Jesus answered, "'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind' and, 'Love your neighbor as yourself.'" This verse is saying in essence to "Let Love Live." It's our desire to let the love of God live in our hearts as well as in the hearts of others. The theme "Let Love Live" is a powerful truth for those who make Timberline their church family. We believe that the love of God is life-changing. We've determined to be a church built on the principle of the Bible verse Luke 10:27. Jesus answered, "'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind' and, 'Love your neighbor as yourself.'" This verse is saying in essence to "Let Love Live." It's our desire to let the love of God live in our hearts as well as in the hearts of others. The theme "Let Love Live" is a powerful truth for those who make Timberline their church family. We believe that the love of God is life-changing. We've determined to be a church built on the principle of the Bible verse Luke 10:27. Jesus answered, "'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind' and, 'Love your neighbor as yourself.'" This verse is saying in essence to "Let Love Live." It's our desire to let the love of God live in our hearts as well as in the hearts of others. Copyright 2009 Sermon Share LLC Dary Northrop Dary Northrop cmdalton@timberlinechurch.org no Sat, 04 Jul 2009 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas This message will be available Sunday, July 5. 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Rob Cowles This broadcast will be available on 1/14/09 00:44:56 Wed, 14 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-170381-1.mp3 Intentional,Influence,Brave This broadcast will be available on 1/14/09 This broadcast will be available on 1/14/09 Wed, 14 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles This broadcast will be available on 1/14/09 This broadcast will be available on 1/14/09 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-170381-3.mp4 Intentional,Influence,Brave This broadcast will be available on 1/14/09 Dary Northrop Part 1: "Make the Decision" Daniel 3 Pastor Dary Northrop 00:36:02 Sat, 10 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-168236-1.mp3 Make,the,Decision,Daniel,3 Part 1: "Make the Decision" Daniel 3 Pastor Dary Northrop Part 1: "Make the Decision" Daniel 3 Pastor Dary Northrop Sat, 10 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Part 1: "Make the Decision" Daniel 3 Pastor Dary Northrop Part 1: "Make the Decision" Daniel 3 Pastor Dary Northrop http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-168236-3.mp4 Make,the,Decision,Daniel,3 Part 1: "Make the Decision" Daniel 3 Pastor Dary Northrop Rob Cowles This message in from mid-week 00:41:15 Wed, 07 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-167455-1.mp3 Questions,Answers This message in from mid-week This message in from mid-week Wed, 07 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles This message in from mid-week This message in from mid-week http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-167455-3.mp4 Questions,Answers This message in from mid-week Dick Foth This message will be available Sunday, Jan 4. 00:39:17 Sat, 03 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-164800-1.mp3 four,words,shape,foth This message will be available Sunday, Jan 4. 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Dary Northrop This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 30 00:30:25 Sat, 29 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-152659-1.mp3 titus,redefining,leadership,grows This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 30 This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 30 Sat, 29 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 30 This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 30 http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-152659-2 titus,redefining,leadership,grows This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 30 Sat, 29 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 30 This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 30 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-152659-3.mp4 titus,redefining,leadership,grows This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 30 Dary Northrop This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 23. 00:35:12 Sat, 22 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-151101-1.mp3 stand,truth,titus,grows This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 23. 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This message will be available Thursday, Nov. 20 00:33:09 Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-150499-1.mp3 heart,,authentic,christianity,journey This message will be available Thursday, Nov. 20 This message will be available Thursday, Nov. 20 Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0700 This message will be available Thursday, Nov. 20 This message will be available Thursday, Nov. 20 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-150499-3.mp4 heart,,authentic,christianity,journey This message will be available Thursday, Nov. 20 Dary Northrop This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 16. 00:30:56 Sat, 15 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-148437-1.mp3 titus,your,turn,grows This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 16. This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 16. Sat, 15 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 16. 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Rob Cowles The Journey midweek worship service 00:21:03 Wed, 05 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-145306-1.mp3 faith,heart,authentic,christianity The Journey midweek worship service The Journey midweek worship service Wed, 05 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles The Journey midweek worship service The Journey midweek worship service http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-145306-3.mp4 faith,heart,authentic,christianity The Journey midweek worship service Jeff Lucas This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 2 00:37:16 Sat, 01 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-143180-1.mp3 prophet,loss,going,public This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 2 This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 2 Sat, 01 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 2 This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 2 http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-143180-2 prophet,loss,going,public This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 2 Sat, 01 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 2 This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 2 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-143180-3.mp4 prophet,loss,going,public This message will be available Sunday, Nov. 2 Rob Cowles This message will be available Thursday, Oct. 30. 00:50:15 Wed, 29 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-142908-1.mp3 how,,can,,sure,heart, This message will be available Thursday, Oct. 30. 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Rob Cowles Wednesday night message from midweek worship service, The Journey 00:57:03 Wed, 22 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-142628-1.mp3 Love,,Heart,Authentic,,Christianity Wednesday night message from midweek worship service, The Journey Wednesday night message from midweek worship service, The Journey Wed, 22 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles Wednesday night message from midweek worship service, The Journey Wednesday night message from midweek worship service, The Journey http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-142628-3.mp4 Love,,Heart,Authentic,,Christianity Wednesday night message from midweek worship service, The Journey Dary Northrop This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 19. 00:37:55 Sat, 18 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-138347-1.mp3 world,changers,missions,convention This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 19. This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 19. Sat, 18 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 19. This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 19. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-138347-2 world,changers,missions,convention This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 19. Sat, 18 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 19. This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 19. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-138347-3.mp4 world,changers,missions,convention This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 19. Rob Cowles This message will be available late Thursday, Oct 16. 00:43:29 Wed, 15 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-137931-1.mp3 like,father,son,heart This message will be available late Thursday, Oct 16. This message will be available late Thursday, Oct 16. Wed, 15 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles This message will be available late Thursday, Oct 16. This message will be available late Thursday, Oct 16. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-137931-2 like,father,son,heart This message will be available late Thursday, Oct 16. Wed, 15 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles This message will be available late Thursday, Oct 16. This message will be available late Thursday, Oct 16. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-137931-3.mp4 like,father,son,heart This message will be available late Thursday, Oct 16. Jeff Lucas This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 12. 00:37:19 Sat, 11 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-135470-1.mp3 going,,public,,living,world This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 12. This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 12. 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Dick Foth Message from midweek worship service, The Journey 00:47:28 Wed, 08 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-142650-1.mp3 power,knowing,heart,christianity Message from midweek worship service, The Journey Message from midweek worship service, The Journey Wed, 08 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dick Foth Message from midweek worship service, The Journey Message from midweek worship service, The Journey http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-142650-3.mp4 power,knowing,heart,christianity Message from midweek worship service, The Journey Jeff Lucas This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 5. 00:35:30 Sat, 04 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-134355-1.mp3 going,public,being,brave This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 5. This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 5. Sat, 04 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas This message will be available Sunday, Oct. 5. 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Jeff Lucas Part 1 of Pastor Jeff Lucas' series, "Going Public" 00:42:17 Sat, 27 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-131332-1.mp3 going,public,people,God, Part 1 of Pastor Jeff Lucas' series, "Going Public" Part 1 of Pastor Jeff Lucas' series, "Going Public" Sat, 27 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part 1 of Pastor Jeff Lucas' series, "Going Public" Part 1 of Pastor Jeff Lucas' series, "Going Public" http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-131332-2 going,public,people,God, Part 1 of Pastor Jeff Lucas' series, "Going Public" Sat, 27 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part 1 of Pastor Jeff Lucas' series, "Going Public" Part 1 of Pastor Jeff Lucas' series, "Going Public" http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-131332-3.mp4 going,public,people,God, Part 1 of Pastor Jeff Lucas' series, "Going Public" Rob Cowles Sermon from the midweek worship service, The Journey 00:48:19 Wed, 24 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-131282-1.mp3 incompatible,love,heart,christianity Sermon from the midweek worship service, The Journey Sermon from the midweek worship service, The Journey Wed, 24 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles Sermon from the midweek worship service, The Journey Sermon from the midweek worship service, The Journey http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-131282-3.mp4 incompatible,love,heart,christianity Sermon from the midweek worship service, The Journey Dary Northrop Conclusion to Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series 00:29:38 Thu, 18 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-129055-1.mp3 core,,U,,acts,of, Conclusion to Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series Conclusion to Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series Thu, 18 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Conclusion to Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series Conclusion to Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-129055-2 core,,U,,acts,of, Conclusion to Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series Thu, 18 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Conclusion to Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series Conclusion to Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-129055-3.mp4 core,,U,,acts,of, Conclusion to Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series Rob Cowles Message 3 of "the Heart of Authentic Christianity" series, Pastor Rob Cowles; The Journey service. 00:45:37 Wed, 17 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-128407-1.mp3 undeniable,,evidence,heart,auth Message 3 of "the Heart of Authentic Christianity" series, Pastor Rob Cowles; The Journey service. Message 3 of "the Heart of Authentic Christianity" series, Pastor Rob Cowles; The Journey service. Wed, 17 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles Message 3 of "the Heart of Authentic Christianity" series, Pastor Rob Cowles; The Journey service. Message 3 of "the Heart of Authentic Christianity" series, Pastor Rob Cowles; The Journey service. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-128407-2 undeniable,,evidence,heart,auth Message 3 of "the Heart of Authentic Christianity" series, Pastor Rob Cowles; The Journey service. Wed, 17 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles Message 3 of "the Heart of Authentic Christianity" series, Pastor Rob Cowles; The Journey service. 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Dary Northrop Message 2 of Pastor Dary's "the Core of U" series 00:33:29 Sat, 13 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-125975-1.mp3 core,U,acts,the Message 2 of Pastor Dary's "the Core of U" series Message 2 of Pastor Dary's "the Core of U" series Sat, 13 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Message 2 of Pastor Dary's "the Core of U" series Message 2 of Pastor Dary's "the Core of U" series http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-125975-2 core,U,acts,the Message 2 of Pastor Dary's "the Core of U" series Sat, 13 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Message 2 of Pastor Dary's "the Core of U" series Message 2 of Pastor Dary's "the Core of U" series http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-125975-3.mp4 core,U,acts,the Message 2 of Pastor Dary's "the Core of U" series Rob Cowles Pastor Rob Cowles - message 2 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey midweek service 00:48:38 Wed, 10 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-125620-1.mp3 walking,,light,,heart,,christianity Pastor Rob Cowles - message 2 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey midweek service Pastor Rob Cowles - message 2 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey midweek service Wed, 10 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles Pastor Rob Cowles - message 2 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey midweek service Pastor Rob Cowles - message 2 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey midweek service http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-125620-2 walking,,light,,heart,,christianity Pastor Rob Cowles - message 2 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey midweek service Wed, 10 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles Pastor Rob Cowles - message 2 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey midweek service Pastor Rob Cowles - message 2 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey midweek service http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-125620-3.mp4 walking,,light,,heart,,christianity Pastor Rob Cowles - message 2 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey midweek service Dary Northrop Message 1 of Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series; Acts 27:7-11 00:32:52 Sat, 06 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-123612-1.mp3 Core,Acts,U,,The, Message 1 of Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series; Acts 27:7-11 Message 1 of Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series; Acts 27:7-11 Sat, 06 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Message 1 of Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series; Acts 27:7-11 Message 1 of Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series; Acts 27:7-11 http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-123612-2 Core,Acts,U,,The, Message 1 of Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series; Acts 27:7-11 Sat, 06 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Message 1 of Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series; Acts 27:7-11 Message 1 of Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series; Acts 27:7-11 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-123612-3.mp4 Core,Acts,U,,The, Message 1 of Pastor Dary's "The Core of U" series; Acts 27:7-11 Rob Cowles Pastor Rob Cowles, Message 1 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey Midweek service 00:39:23 Wed, 03 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-125184-1.mp3 heart,authentic,christianity,1,John, Pastor Rob Cowles, Message 1 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey Midweek service Pastor Rob Cowles, Message 1 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey Midweek service Wed, 03 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles Pastor Rob Cowles, Message 1 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey Midweek service Pastor Rob Cowles, Message 1 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey Midweek service http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-125184-2 heart,authentic,christianity,1,John, Pastor Rob Cowles, Message 1 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey Midweek service Wed, 03 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles Pastor Rob Cowles, Message 1 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey Midweek service Pastor Rob Cowles, Message 1 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey Midweek service http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-125184-3.mp4 heart,authentic,christianity,1,John, Pastor Rob Cowles, Message 1 of The Heart of Authentic Christianity series - The Journey Midweek service Jeff Lucas Message 2 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Colossians 3:12-14 00:37:24 Sat, 30 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-121150-1.mp3 freedom,forgiveness,colossians,conflict,&,forgiveness Message 2 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Colossians 3:12-14 Message 2 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Colossians 3:12-14 Sat, 30 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Message 2 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Colossians 3:12-14 Message 2 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Colossians 3:12-14 http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-121150-2 freedom,forgiveness,colossians,conflict,&,forgiveness Message 2 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Colossians 3:12-14 Sat, 30 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Message 2 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Colossians 3:12-14 Message 2 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Colossians 3:12-14 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-121150-3.mp4 freedom,forgiveness,colossians,conflict,&,forgiveness Message 2 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Colossians 3:12-14 Jeff Lucas Message 1 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Matthew 20:20-28 00:33:40 Sat, 23 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-119300-1.mp3 attitude,deadlock,matthew,conflict,&,forgiveness Message 1 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Matthew 20:20-28 Message 1 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Matthew 20:20-28 Sat, 23 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Message 1 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Matthew 20:20-28 Message 1 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Matthew 20:20-28 http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-119300-2 attitude,deadlock,matthew,conflict,&,forgiveness Message 1 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Matthew 20:20-28 Sat, 23 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Message 1 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Matthew 20:20-28 Message 1 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Matthew 20:20-28 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-119300-3.mp4 attitude,deadlock,matthew,conflict,&,forgiveness Message 1 of Pastor Jeff's Conflict and Forgiveness series; Matthew 20:20-28 Dick Foth Message 2 in Pastor Dick Foth's Kingdom Snapshot Series 00:39:21 Sat, 16 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-116861-1.mp3 slap,kingdom,luke,,foth, Message 2 in Pastor Dick Foth's Kingdom Snapshot Series Message 2 in Pastor Dick Foth's Kingdom Snapshot Series Sat, 16 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dick Foth Message 2 in Pastor Dick Foth's Kingdom Snapshot Series Message 2 in Pastor Dick Foth's Kingdom Snapshot Series http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-116861-2 slap,kingdom,luke,,foth, Message 2 in Pastor Dick Foth's Kingdom Snapshot Series Sat, 16 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dick Foth Message 2 in Pastor Dick Foth's Kingdom Snapshot Series Message 2 in Pastor Dick Foth's Kingdom Snapshot Series http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-116861-3.mp4 slap,kingdom,luke,,foth, Message 2 in Pastor Dick Foth's Kingdom Snapshot Series Dick Foth Pastor Dick Foth, Bread, Math & Beyond: A Kingdom Snapshot, Mark 8:1-31 00:36:15 Sun, 10 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-113983-1.mp3 Bread,Math,Kingdom,Snapshot Pastor Dick Foth, Bread, Math & Beyond: A Kingdom Snapshot, Mark 8:1-31 Pastor Dick Foth, Bread, Math & Beyond: A Kingdom Snapshot, Mark 8:1-31 Sun, 10 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dick Foth Pastor Dick Foth, Bread, Math & Beyond: A Kingdom Snapshot, Mark 8:1-31 Pastor Dick Foth, Bread, Math & Beyond: A Kingdom Snapshot, Mark 8:1-31 http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-113983-2 Bread,Math,Kingdom,Snapshot Pastor Dick Foth, Bread, Math & Beyond: A Kingdom Snapshot, Mark 8:1-31 Sun, 10 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dick Foth Pastor Dick Foth, Bread, Math & Beyond: A Kingdom Snapshot, Mark 8:1-31 Pastor Dick Foth, Bread, Math & Beyond: A Kingdom Snapshot, Mark 8:1-31 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-113983-3.mp4 Bread,Math,Kingdom,Snapshot Pastor Dick Foth, Bread, Math & Beyond: A Kingdom Snapshot, Mark 8:1-31 Rob Cowles Final Part of the Take a Hike series, Matthew 4:18-22 00:34:19 Sun, 03 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-111361-1.mp3 Why,Matthew,Take,A,Hike,Hiking Final Part of the Take a Hike series, Matthew 4:18-22 Final Part of the Take a Hike series, Matthew 4:18-22 Sun, 03 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles Final Part of the Take a Hike series, Matthew 4:18-22 Final Part of the Take a Hike series, Matthew 4:18-22 http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-111361-2 Why,Matthew,Take,A,Hike,Hiking Final Part of the Take a Hike series, Matthew 4:18-22 Sun, 03 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles Final Part of the Take a Hike series, Matthew 4:18-22 Final Part of the Take a Hike series, Matthew 4:18-22 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-111361-3.mp4 Why,Matthew,Take,A,Hike,Hiking Final Part of the Take a Hike series, Matthew 4:18-22 Dary Northrop Part 3: Endurance 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 00:36:57 Sat, 26 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-109427-1.mp3 Endurance,Take,a,Hike,Hiking,I,Corintians Part 3: Endurance 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 Part 3: Endurance 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 Sat, 26 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Part 3: Endurance 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 Part 3: Endurance 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-109427-2 Endurance,Take,a,Hike,Hiking,I,Corintians Part 3: Endurance 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 Sat, 26 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Part 3: Endurance 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 Part 3: Endurance 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-109427-3.mp4 Endurance,Take,a,Hike,Hiking,I,Corintians Part 3: Endurance 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 Dary Northrop Part 2 in the series. 00:38:04 Sat, 19 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-106767-1.mp3 Take,a,hike,Hiking,The,art,of,following,Mark Part 2 in the series. Part 2 in the series. Sat, 19 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Part 2 in the series. Part 2 in the series. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-106767-2 Take,a,hike,Hiking,The,art,of,following,Mark Part 2 in the series. Sat, 19 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Part 2 in the series. Part 2 in the series. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-106767-3.mp4 Take,a,hike,Hiking,The,art,of,following,Mark Part 2 in the series. Dary Northrop Part one in the series. 00:37:52 Sat, 12 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-104814-1.mp3 Hike,,Walk,With,God,Commitment,Hiking Part one in the series. Part one in the series. Sat, 12 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Part one in the series. Part one in the series. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-104814-2 Hike,,Walk,With,God,Commitment,Hiking Part one in the series. Sat, 12 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Part one in the series. Part one in the series. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-104814-3.mp4 Hike,,Walk,With,God,Commitment,Hiking Part one in the series. Jeff Lucas Part 6 of 6 00:37:47 Sat, 05 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-101986-1.mp3 Jesus,House,Parties,,Pain Part 6 of 6 Part 6 of 6 Sat, 05 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part 6 of 6 Part 6 of 6 http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-101986-2 Jesus,House,Parties,,Pain Part 6 of 6 Sat, 05 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part 6 of 6 Part 6 of 6 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-101986-3.mp4 Jesus,House,Parties,,Pain Part 6 of 6 Jeff Lucas Part 5 of 6 00:39:13 Sat, 28 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-100750-1.mp3 Jesus,House,,Friends,Luke Part 5 of 6 Part 5 of 6 Sat, 28 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part 5 of 6 Part 5 of 6 http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-100750-2 Jesus,House,,Friends,Luke Part 5 of 6 Sat, 28 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part 5 of 6 Part 5 of 6 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-100750-3.mp4 Jesus,House,,Friends,Luke Part 5 of 6 Jeff Lucas Part 4 of 6. 00:38:26 Sat, 21 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-98783-1.mp3 Jesus,House,Worrying,,Peace Part 4 of 6. Part 4 of 6. Sat, 21 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part 4 of 6. Part 4 of 6. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-98783-2 Jesus,House,Worrying,,Peace Part 4 of 6. Sat, 21 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part 4 of 6. Part 4 of 6. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-98783-3.mp4 Jesus,House,Worrying,,Peace Part 4 of 6. Dary Northrop Part 3 of 3. 00:37:05 Sat, 14 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-96936-1.mp3 Storm,,Raging,God,,Help,others Part 3 of 3. Part 3 of 3. Sat, 14 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Part 3 of 3. Part 3 of 3. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-96936-2 Storm,,Raging,God,,Help,others Part 3 of 3. Sat, 14 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Part 3 of 3. Part 3 of 3. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-96936-3.mp4 Storm,,Raging,God,,Help,others Part 3 of 3. Dary Northrop Part 2 of 3. 00:35:10 Fri, 06 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-95102-1.mp3 Raging,,Storm,God,,Jonah Part 2 of 3. Part 2 of 3. Fri, 06 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Part 2 of 3. Part 2 of 3. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-95102-2 Raging,,Storm,God,,Jonah Part 2 of 3. Fri, 06 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Part 2 of 3. Part 2 of 3. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-95102-3.mp4 Raging,,Storm,God,,Jonah Part 2 of 3. Dary Northrop Part 1 of 3. 00:36:07 Sat, 31 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-92976-1.mp3 Storm,Raging,God,,Mindset Part 1 of 3. Part 1 of 3. Sat, 31 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Part 1 of 3. Part 1 of 3. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-92976-2 Storm,Raging,God,,Mindset Part 1 of 3. Sat, 31 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Part 1 of 3. Part 1 of 3. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-92976-3.mp4 Storm,Raging,God,,Mindset Part 1 of 3. Jeff Lucas Part 3 of 3, Jesus in the House 00:32:54 Sat, 24 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-91308-1.mp3 Emmaus,Road,Live,,Die,Keep,on Part 3 of 3, Jesus in the House Part 3 of 3, Jesus in the House Sat, 24 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part 3 of 3, Jesus in the House Part 3 of 3, Jesus in the House http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-91308-2 Emmaus,Road,Live,,Die,Keep,on Part 3 of 3, Jesus in the House Sat, 24 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part 3 of 3, Jesus in the House Part 3 of 3, Jesus in the House http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-91308-3.mp4 Emmaus,Road,Live,,Die,Keep,on Part 3 of 3, Jesus in the House Jeff Lucas Part 2 of 3, Jesus In the House 00:37:33 Sat, 17 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-89443-1.mp3 Zacchaeus,Change,Hope,Time Part 2 of 3, Jesus In the House Part 2 of 3, Jesus In the House Sat, 17 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part 2 of 3, Jesus In the House Part 2 of 3, Jesus In the House http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-89443-2 Zacchaeus,Change,Hope,Time Part 2 of 3, Jesus In the House Sat, 17 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part 2 of 3, Jesus In the House Part 2 of 3, Jesus In the House http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-89443-3.mp4 Zacchaeus,Change,Hope,Time Part 2 of 3, Jesus In the House Jeff Lucas This is the first of a 3 part series, Jesus In The House. 00:36:36 Sat, 10 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-87587-1.mp3 Jesus,House,Shame,Host This is the first of a 3 part series, Jesus In The House. This is the first of a 3 part series, Jesus In The House. Sat, 10 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas This is the first of a 3 part series, Jesus In The House. This is the first of a 3 part series, Jesus In The House. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-87587-2 Jesus,House,Shame,Host This is the first of a 3 part series, Jesus In The House. Sat, 10 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas This is the first of a 3 part series, Jesus In The House. This is the first of a 3 part series, Jesus In The House. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-87587-3.mp4 Jesus,House,Shame,Host This is the first of a 3 part series, Jesus In The House. Dary Northrop This message is the last of a six-part series, Living On Full. 00:32:48 Sat, 03 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-85761-1.mp3 Rewards,Regrets,Fear,Influence This message is the last of a six-part series, Living On Full. This message is the last of a six-part series, Living On Full. Sat, 03 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message is the last of a six-part series, Living On Full. This message is the last of a six-part series, Living On Full. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-85761-2 Rewards,Regrets,Fear,Influence This message is the last of a six-part series, Living On Full. Sat, 03 May 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message is the last of a six-part series, Living On Full. This message is the last of a six-part series, Living On Full. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-85761-3.mp4 Rewards,Regrets,Fear,Influence This message is the last of a six-part series, Living On Full. Rob Cowles Part 2 of 2 00:35:37 Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-85296-1.mp3 Formed,Conformed,Transformed Part 2 of 2 Part 2 of 2 Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles Part 2 of 2 Part 2 of 2 http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-85296-2 Formed,Conformed,Transformed Part 2 of 2 Dary Northrop This message is the fifth in a six-part series, Living on Full. 00:33:53 Sat, 26 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-84440-1.mp3 Obedience,to,God,Committing,to,do,our,best,Pursuing,right,things,Living,in,harmony This message is the fifth in a six-part series, Living on Full. This message is the fifth in a six-part series, Living on Full. Sat, 26 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message is the fifth in a six-part series, Living on Full. This message is the fifth in a six-part series, Living on Full. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-84440-2 Obedience,to,God,Committing,to,do,our,best,Pursuing,right,things,Living,in,harmony This message is the fifth in a six-part series, Living on Full. Sat, 26 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message is the fifth in a six-part series, Living on Full. This message is the fifth in a six-part series, Living on Full. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-84440-3.mp4 Obedience,to,God,Committing,to,do,our,best,Pursuing,right,things,Living,in,harmony This message is the fifth in a six-part series, Living on Full. Dary Northrop This message is the fourth in a six-part series, Living on Full. 00:37:57 Sat, 19 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-81452-1.mp3 What's,in,the,tank?,Purpose,Discover,Truth,Fill,Up This message is the fourth in a six-part series, Living on Full. This message is the fourth in a six-part series, Living on Full. Sat, 19 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message is the fourth in a six-part series, Living on Full. This message is the fourth in a six-part series, Living on Full. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-81452-2 What's,in,the,tank?,Purpose,Discover,Truth,Fill,Up This message is the fourth in a six-part series, Living on Full. Sat, 19 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message is the fourth in a six-part series, Living on Full. This message is the fourth in a six-part series, Living on Full. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-81452-3.mp4 What's,in,the,tank?,Purpose,Discover,Truth,Fill,Up This message is the fourth in a six-part series, Living on Full. Brent Cunningham Part 2 of 2 00:41:01 Wed, 16 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-81209-1.mp3 require,effort,love Part 2 of 2 Part 2 of 2 Wed, 16 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Brent Cunningham Part 2 of 2 Part 2 of 2 http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-81209-2 require,effort,love Part 2 of 2 Rob Cowles This message is the third in a six-part series, Living on Full. 00:36:05 Sat, 12 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-79254-1.mp3 Living,on,Full,Price,of,the,Pump,Paying,the,Price,Gauges This message is the third in a six-part series, Living on Full. This message is the third in a six-part series, Living on Full. Sat, 12 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles This message is the third in a six-part series, Living on Full. This message is the third in a six-part series, Living on Full. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-79254-2 Living,on,Full,Price,of,the,Pump,Paying,the,Price,Gauges This message is the third in a six-part series, Living on Full. Sat, 12 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles This message is the third in a six-part series, Living on Full. This message is the third in a six-part series, Living on Full. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-79254-3.mp4 Living,on,Full,Price,of,the,Pump,Paying,the,Price,Gauges This message is the third in a six-part series, Living on Full. Dary Northrop This message is the second in a six-part series, Living on Full. 00:38:33 Sat, 05 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-77564-1.mp3 Living,on,Full,Filling,Station,Real,Changes,Temporary,or,Eternal This message is the second in a six-part series, Living on Full. This message is the second in a six-part series, Living on Full. Sat, 05 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message is the second in a six-part series, Living on Full. This message is the second in a six-part series, Living on Full. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-77564-2 Living,on,Full,Filling,Station,Real,Changes,Temporary,or,Eternal This message is the second in a six-part series, Living on Full. Sat, 05 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message is the second in a six-part series, Living on Full. This message is the second in a six-part series, Living on Full. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-77564-3.mp4 Living,on,Full,Filling,Station,Real,Changes,Temporary,or,Eternal This message is the second in a six-part series, Living on Full. Dary Northrop The message is the first in a six-part series, Living on Full. 00:34:05 Sat, 29 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-75624-1.mp3 Living,on,Full,Empty The message is the first in a six-part series, Living on Full. The message is the first in a six-part series, Living on Full. Sat, 29 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop The message is the first in a six-part series, Living on Full. The message is the first in a six-part series, Living on Full. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-75624-2 Living,on,Full,Empty The message is the first in a six-part series, Living on Full. Sat, 29 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop The message is the first in a six-part series, Living on Full. The message is the first in a six-part series, Living on Full. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-75624-3.mp4 Living,on,Full,Empty The message is the first in a six-part series, Living on Full. Dary Northrop This message is the last of a three-part Easter series. He is Risen! 00:29:39 Sat, 22 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-73768-1.mp3 Easter,He,is,risen This message is the last of a three-part Easter series. He is Risen! This message is the last of a three-part Easter series. He is Risen! Sat, 22 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message is the last of a three-part Easter series. He is Risen! This message is the last of a three-part Easter series. He is Risen! http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-73768-2 Easter,He,is,risen This message is the last of a three-part Easter series. He is Risen! Sat, 22 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop This message is the last of a three-part Easter series. He is Risen! This message is the last of a three-part Easter series. He is Risen! http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-73768-3.mp4 Easter,He,is,risen This message is the last of a three-part Easter series. He is Risen! Dary Northrop A message about the Garden moments in our lives. 00:40:56 Sat, 15 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-72198-1.mp3 Easter,Garden,Life,Death A message about the Garden moments in our lives. A message about the Garden moments in our lives. Sat, 15 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop A message about the Garden moments in our lives. A message about the Garden moments in our lives. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-72198-2 Easter,Garden,Life,Death A message about the Garden moments in our lives. Sat, 15 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop A message about the Garden moments in our lives. A message about the Garden moments in our lives. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-72198-3.mp4 Easter,Garden,Life,Death A message about the Garden moments in our lives. Dary Northrop Judas betrayed Jesus and whatever the reason and motive, it will do us good to stop and ponder his life. Whatever you think you know about Judas, stop and ask yourself if you think of him as a real person like you and me, or, if you simply think of him a villainous character in the plot of an interesting story. Sometimes we can forget that the people\'s names in the Bible represent living and breathing beings - no less real than you and I. Judas was someone who, as an infant, probably nursed at his mother\'s breast, as a child fell down and skinned his knees, and, as a young man he probably envisioned a bright and hopeful future for himself. Most likely, he never set out to be the man that would be forever recorded in the Bible as Jesus\' betrayer. His legacy would live on in a way that he would have never intended . The final moments of his life were tainted by the insidious act of betraying an innocent man - and not only was the betrayed One innocent, he was Judas\' teacher, his friend, and his Lord. 00:29:25 Sat, 08 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-70510-1.mp3 Easter,Judas,Betrayal Judas betrayed Jesus and whatever the reason and motive, it will do us good to stop and ponder his life. Whatever you think you know about Judas, stop and ask yourself if you think of him as a real person like you and me, or, if you simply think of him a villainous character in the plot of an interesting story. Sometimes we can forget that the people\'s names in the Bible represent living and breathing beings - no less real than you and I. Judas was someone who, as an infant, probably nursed at his mother\'s breast, as a child fell down and skinned his knees, and, as a young man he probably envisioned a bright and hopeful future for himself. Most likely, he never set out to be the man that would be forever recorded in the Bible as Jesus\' betrayer. His legacy would live on in a way that he would have never intended . The final moments of his life were tainted by the insidious act of betraying an innocent man - and not only was the betrayed One innocent, he was Judas\' teacher, his friend, and his Lord. Judas betrayed Jesus and whatever the reason and motive, it will do us good to stop and ponder his life. Whatever you think you know about Judas, stop and ask yourself if you think of him as a real person like you and me, or, if you simply think of him a villainous character in the plot of an interesting story. Sometimes we can forget that the people\'s names in the Bible represent living and breathing beings - no less real than you and I. Judas was someone who, as an infant, probably nursed at his mother\'s breast, as a child fell down and skinned his knees, and, as a young man he probably envisioned a bright and hopeful future for himself. Most likely, he never set out to be the man that would be forever recorded in the Bible as Jesus\' betrayer. His legacy would live on in a way that he would have never intended . The final moments of his life were tainted by the insidious act of betraying an innocent man - and not only was the betrayed One innocent, he was Judas\' teacher, his friend, and his Lord. Sat, 08 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Judas betrayed Jesus and whatever the reason and motive, it will do us good to stop and ponder his life. Whatever you think you know about Judas, stop and ask yourself if you think of him as a real person like you and me, or, if you simply think of him a villainous character in the plot of an interesting story. Sometimes we can forget that the people\'s names in the Bible represent living and breathing beings - no less real than you and I. Judas was someone who, as an infant, probably nursed at his mother\'s breast, as a child fell down and skinned his knees, and, as a young man he probably envisioned a bright and hopeful future for himself. Most likely, he never set out to be the man that would be forever recorded in the Bible as Jesus\' betrayer. His legacy would live on in a way that he would have never intended . The final moments of his life were tainted by the insidious act of betraying an innocent man - and not only was the betrayed One innocent, he was Judas\' teacher, his friend, and his Lord. Judas betrayed Jesus and whatever the reason and motive, it will do us good to stop and ponder his life. Whatever you think you know about Judas, stop and ask yourself if you think of him as a real person like you and me, or, if you simply think of him a villainous character in the plot of an interesting story. Sometimes we can forget that the people\'s names in the Bible represent living and breathing beings - no less real than you and I. Judas was someone who, as an infant, probably nursed at his mother\'s breast, as a child fell down and skinned his knees, and, as a young man he probably envisioned a bright and hopeful future for himself. Most likely, he never set out to be the man that would be forever recorded in the Bible as Jesus\' betrayer. His legacy would live on in a way that he would have never intended . The final moments of his life were tainted by the insidious act of betraying an innocent man - and not only was the betrayed One innocent, he was Judas\' teacher, his friend, and his Lord. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-70510-2 Easter,Judas,Betrayal Judas betrayed Jesus and whatever the reason and motive, it will do us good to stop and ponder his life. Whatever you think you know about Judas, stop and ask yourself if you think of him as a real person like you and me, or, if you simply think of him a villainous character in the plot of an interesting story. Sometimes we can forget that the people\'s names in the Bible represent living and breathing beings - no less real than you and I. Judas was someone who, as an infant, probably nursed at his mother\'s breast, as a child fell down and skinned his knees, and, as a young man he probably envisioned a bright and hopeful future for himself. Most likely, he never set out to be the man that would be forever recorded in the Bible as Jesus\' betrayer. His legacy would live on in a way that he would have never intended . The final moments of his life were tainted by the insidious act of betraying an innocent man - and not only was the betrayed One innocent, he was Judas\' teacher, his friend, and his Lord. Sat, 08 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Judas betrayed Jesus and whatever the reason and motive, it will do us good to stop and ponder his life. Whatever you think you know about Judas, stop and ask yourself if you think of him as a real person like you and me, or, if you simply think of him a villainous character in the plot of an interesting story. Sometimes we can forget that the people\'s names in the Bible represent living and breathing beings - no less real than you and I. Judas was someone who, as an infant, probably nursed at his mother\'s breast, as a child fell down and skinned his knees, and, as a young man he probably envisioned a bright and hopeful future for himself. Most likely, he never set out to be the man that would be forever recorded in the Bible as Jesus\' betrayer. His legacy would live on in a way that he would have never intended . The final moments of his life were tainted by the insidious act of betraying an innocent man - and not only was the betrayed One innocent, he was Judas\' teacher, his friend, and his Lord. Judas betrayed Jesus and whatever the reason and motive, it will do us good to stop and ponder his life. Whatever you think you know about Judas, stop and ask yourself if you think of him as a real person like you and me, or, if you simply think of him a villainous character in the plot of an interesting story. Sometimes we can forget that the people\'s names in the Bible represent living and breathing beings - no less real than you and I. Judas was someone who, as an infant, probably nursed at his mother\'s breast, as a child fell down and skinned his knees, and, as a young man he probably envisioned a bright and hopeful future for himself. Most likely, he never set out to be the man that would be forever recorded in the Bible as Jesus\' betrayer. His legacy would live on in a way that he would have never intended . The final moments of his life were tainted by the insidious act of betraying an innocent man - and not only was the betrayed One innocent, he was Judas\' teacher, his friend, and his Lord. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-70510-3.mp4 Easter,Judas,Betrayal Judas betrayed Jesus and whatever the reason and motive, it will do us good to stop and ponder his life. Whatever you think you know about Judas, stop and ask yourself if you think of him as a real person like you and me, or, if you simply think of him a villainous character in the plot of an interesting story. Sometimes we can forget that the people\'s names in the Bible represent living and breathing beings - no less real than you and I. Judas was someone who, as an infant, probably nursed at his mother\'s breast, as a child fell down and skinned his knees, and, as a young man he probably envisioned a bright and hopeful future for himself. Most likely, he never set out to be the man that would be forever recorded in the Bible as Jesus\' betrayer. His legacy would live on in a way that he would have never intended . The final moments of his life were tainted by the insidious act of betraying an innocent man - and not only was the betrayed One innocent, he was Judas\' teacher, his friend, and his Lord. Jeff Lucas There is a scene in that classic spiritual film Field of Dreams that reminds us what it is to be people living for the Kingdom of God. The main character, Ray, like a blue-jeaned Noah hearing a disembodied voice he can\'t quite place, is told to turn his Midwestern cornfield into a baseball field. At the horror of his neighbors and family (not to mention his creditors), Ray plows under the only commodity he has for the hopes of something to which he can\'t tangibly point. And, miraculously enough, baseball players from years long past show up to throw the ball around. At the end of the film, Ray, who through the entire crazy process has managed to reconcile with his long-estranged father, answers a profoundly spiritual question posed by one of the ballplayers. "Is this Heaven?" "No," replies Ray. "It\'s Iowa." We are not in Heaven yet. Not yet. But we have opportunities in this life that remind us and the people around us that we are Kingdom people. That we are citizens of a place that calls us to a higher standard of living. A standard of beautiful living. Sometimes we get a little too comfortable with the free grace that we have been given. A little too comfortable with looking forward to Heaven, and not really living, not really, the beautiful life of someone who has been redeemed by the death and the life of Jesus. Our faith saves us. God\'s word assures us of that. But it is an active living out of that faith that truly transforms us. Our redemption is secured when we trust in Christ. But redemption is a process. And if life is any indicator, a long and sometimes bumpy process. What if we dared to live like "kingdom agents?" What if we trusted enough in our God, like Noah did, like Abraham did, like the Disciples did, like all the saints who have gone before us, what if we trusted in God enough to live out our faith in the acts of our life? God has given us a gift. The gift of opportunity. We live in a world that is ripe for the harvesting. And sometimes the harvesting opportunity looks like sharing the gospel trough our words. But sometimes, like covert Kingdom agents, or like people who are truly trying to let love live, the opportunity lies in an active living out of our faith. Be it helping our neighbors in need, or fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves. Maybe it\'s finding a passion we have for something, some hobby we have, and finding a way to use it to make a difference in the world. And as we live out our faith, and as we let our love truly live, we may find through the grace of Jesus Christ that our world begins to look less and less like Iowa, and more and more like the promise of Heaven. May we live beautifully, like those who have a hope and a dream for a beautiful world like that. 00:26:15 Sat, 01 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-69409-1.mp3 beautiful,living There is a scene in that classic spiritual film Field of Dreams that reminds us what it is to be people living for the Kingdom of God. The main character, Ray, like a blue-jeaned Noah hearing a disembodied voice he can\'t quite place, is told to turn his Midwestern cornfield into a baseball field. At the horror of his neighbors and family (not to mention his creditors), Ray plows under the only commodity he has for the hopes of something to which he can\'t tangibly point. And, miraculously enough, baseball players from years long past show up to throw the ball around. At the end of the film, Ray, who through the entire crazy process has managed to reconcile with his long-estranged father, answers a profoundly spiritual question posed by one of the ballplayers. "Is this Heaven?" "No," replies Ray. "It\'s Iowa." We are not in Heaven yet. Not yet. But we have opportunities in this life that remind us and the people around us that we are Kingdom people. That we are citizens of a place that calls us to a higher standard of living. A standard of beautiful living. Sometimes we get a little too comfortable with the free grace that we have been given. A little too comfortable with looking forward to Heaven, and not really living, not really, the beautiful life of someone who has been redeemed by the death and the life of Jesus. Our faith saves us. God\'s word assures us of that. But it is an active living out of that faith that truly transforms us. Our redemption is secured when we trust in Christ. But redemption is a process. And if life is any indicator, a long and sometimes bumpy process. What if we dared to live like "kingdom agents?" What if we trusted enough in our God, like Noah did, like Abraham did, like the Disciples did, like all the saints who have gone before us, what if we trusted in God enough to live out our faith in the acts of our life? God has given us a gift. The gift of opportunity. We live in a world that is ripe for the harvesting. And sometimes the harvesting opportunity looks like sharing the gospel trough our words. But sometimes, like covert Kingdom agents, or like people who are truly trying to let love live, the opportunity lies in an active living out of our faith. Be it helping our neighbors in need, or fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves. Maybe it\'s finding a passion we have for something, some hobby we have, and finding a way to use it to make a difference in the world. And as we live out our faith, and as we let our love truly live, we may find through the grace of Jesus Christ that our world begins to look less and less like Iowa, and more and more like the promise of Heaven. May we live beautifully, like those who have a hope and a dream for a beautiful world like that. There is a scene in that classic spiritual film Field of Dreams that reminds us what it is to be people living for the Kingdom of God. The main character, Ray, like a blue-jeaned Noah hearing a disembodied voice he can\'t quite place, is told to turn his Midwestern cornfield into a baseball field. At the horror of his neighbors and family (not to mention his creditors), Ray plows under the only commodity he has for the hopes of something to which he can\'t tangibly point. And, miraculously enough, baseball players from years long past show up to throw the ball around. At the end of the film, Ray, who through the entire crazy process has managed to reconcile with his long-estranged father, answers a profoundly spiritual question posed by one of the ballplayers. "Is this Heaven?" "No," replies Ray. "It\'s Iowa." We are not in Heaven yet. Not yet. But we have opportunities in this life that remind us and the people around us that we are Kingdom people. That we are citizens of a place that calls us to a higher standard of living. A standard of beautiful living. Sometimes we get a little too comfortable with the free grace that we have been given. A little too comfortable with looking forward to Heaven, and not really living, not really, the beautiful life of someone who has been redeemed by the death and the life of Jesus. Our faith saves us. God\'s word assures us of that. But it is an active living out of that faith that truly transforms us. Our redemption is secured when we trust in Christ. But redemption is a process. And if life is any indicator, a long and sometimes bumpy process. What if we dared to live like "kingdom agents?" What if we trusted enough in our God, like Noah did, like Abraham did, like the Disciples did, like all the saints who have gone before us, what if we trusted in God enough to live out our faith in the acts of our life? God has given us a gift. The gift of opportunity. We live in a world that is ripe for the harvesting. And sometimes the harvesting opportunity looks like sharing the gospel trough our words. But sometimes, like covert Kingdom agents, or like people who are truly trying to let love live, the opportunity lies in an active living out of our faith. Be it helping our neighbors in need, or fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves. Maybe it\'s finding a passion we have for something, some hobby we have, and finding a way to use it to make a difference in the world. And as we live out our faith, and as we let our love truly live, we may find through the grace of Jesus Christ that our world begins to look less and less like Iowa, and more and more like the promise of Heaven. May we live beautifully, like those who have a hope and a dream for a beautiful world like that. Sat, 01 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas There is a scene in that classic spiritual film Field of Dreams that reminds us what it is to be people living for the Kingdom of God. The main character, Ray, like a blue-jeaned Noah hearing a disembodied voice he can\'t quite place, is told to turn his Midwestern cornfield into a baseball field. At the horror of his neighbors and family (not to mention his creditors), Ray plows under the only commodity he has for the hopes of something to which he can\'t tangibly point. And, miraculously enough, baseball players from years long past show up to throw the ball around. At the end of the film, Ray, who through the entire crazy process has managed to reconcile with his long-estranged father, answers a profoundly spiritual question posed by one of the ballplayers. "Is this Heaven?" "No," replies Ray. "It\'s Iowa." We are not in Heaven yet. Not yet. But we have opportunities in this life that remind us and the people around us that we are Kingdom people. That we are citizens of a place that calls us to a higher standard of living. A standard of beautiful living. Sometimes we get a little too comfortable with the free grace that we have been given. A little too comfortable with looking forward to Heaven, and not really living, not really, the beautiful life of someone who has been redeemed by the death and the life of Jesus. Our faith saves us. God\'s word assures us of that. But it is an active living out of that faith that truly transforms us. Our redemption is secured when we trust in Christ. But redemption is a process. And if life is any indicator, a long and sometimes bumpy process. What if we dared to live like "kingdom agents?" What if we trusted enough in our God, like Noah did, like Abraham did, like the Disciples did, like all the saints who have gone before us, what if we trusted in God enough to live out our faith in the acts of our life? God has given us a gift. The gift of opportunity. We live in a world that is ripe for the harvesting. And sometimes the harvesting opportunity looks like sharing the gospel trough our words. But sometimes, like covert Kingdom agents, or like people who are truly trying to let love live, the opportunity lies in an active living out of our faith. Be it helping our neighbors in need, or fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves. Maybe it\'s finding a passion we have for something, some hobby we have, and finding a way to use it to make a difference in the world. And as we live out our faith, and as we let our love truly live, we may find through the grace of Jesus Christ that our world begins to look less and less like Iowa, and more and more like the promise of Heaven. May we live beautifully, like those who have a hope and a dream for a beautiful world like that. There is a scene in that classic spiritual film Field of Dreams that reminds us what it is to be people living for the Kingdom of God. The main character, Ray, like a blue-jeaned Noah hearing a disembodied voice he can\'t quite place, is told to turn his Midwestern cornfield into a baseball field. At the horror of his neighbors and family (not to mention his creditors), Ray plows under the only commodity he has for the hopes of something to which he can\'t tangibly point. And, miraculously enough, baseball players from years long past show up to throw the ball around. At the end of the film, Ray, who through the entire crazy process has managed to reconcile with his long-estranged father, answers a profoundly spiritual question posed by one of the ballplayers. "Is this Heaven?" "No," replies Ray. "It\'s Iowa." We are not in Heaven yet. Not yet. But we have opportunities in this life that remind us and the people around us that we are Kingdom people. That we are citizens of a place that calls us to a higher standard of living. A standard of beautiful living. Sometimes we get a little too comfortable with the free grace that we have been given. A little too comfortable with looking forward to Heaven, and not really living, not really, the beautiful life of someone who has been redeemed by the death and the life of Jesus. Our faith saves us. God\'s word assures us of that. But it is an active living out of that faith that truly transforms us. Our redemption is secured when we trust in Christ. But redemption is a process. And if life is any indicator, a long and sometimes bumpy process. What if we dared to live like "kingdom agents?" What if we trusted enough in our God, like Noah did, like Abraham did, like the Disciples did, like all the saints who have gone before us, what if we trusted in God enough to live out our faith in the acts of our life? God has given us a gift. The gift of opportunity. We live in a world that is ripe for the harvesting. And sometimes the harvesting opportunity looks like sharing the gospel trough our words. But sometimes, like covert Kingdom agents, or like people who are truly trying to let love live, the opportunity lies in an active living out of our faith. Be it helping our neighbors in need, or fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves. Maybe it\'s finding a passion we have for something, some hobby we have, and finding a way to use it to make a difference in the world. And as we live out our faith, and as we let our love truly live, we may find through the grace of Jesus Christ that our world begins to look less and less like Iowa, and more and more like the promise of Heaven. May we live beautifully, like those who have a hope and a dream for a beautiful world like that. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-69409-2 beautiful,living There is a scene in that classic spiritual film Field of Dreams that reminds us what it is to be people living for the Kingdom of God. The main character, Ray, like a blue-jeaned Noah hearing a disembodied voice he can\'t quite place, is told to turn his Midwestern cornfield into a baseball field. At the horror of his neighbors and family (not to mention his creditors), Ray plows under the only commodity he has for the hopes of something to which he can\'t tangibly point. And, miraculously enough, baseball players from years long past show up to throw the ball around. At the end of the film, Ray, who through the entire crazy process has managed to reconcile with his long-estranged father, answers a profoundly spiritual question posed by one of the ballplayers. "Is this Heaven?" "No," replies Ray. "It\'s Iowa." We are not in Heaven yet. Not yet. But we have opportunities in this life that remind us and the people around us that we are Kingdom people. That we are citizens of a place that calls us to a higher standard of living. A standard of beautiful living. Sometimes we get a little too comfortable with the free grace that we have been given. A little too comfortable with looking forward to Heaven, and not really living, not really, the beautiful life of someone who has been redeemed by the death and the life of Jesus. Our faith saves us. God\'s word assures us of that. But it is an active living out of that faith that truly transforms us. Our redemption is secured when we trust in Christ. But redemption is a process. And if life is any indicator, a long and sometimes bumpy process. What if we dared to live like "kingdom agents?" What if we trusted enough in our God, like Noah did, like Abraham did, like the Disciples did, like all the saints who have gone before us, what if we trusted in God enough to live out our faith in the acts of our life? God has given us a gift. The gift of opportunity. We live in a world that is ripe for the harvesting. And sometimes the harvesting opportunity looks like sharing the gospel trough our words. But sometimes, like covert Kingdom agents, or like people who are truly trying to let love live, the opportunity lies in an active living out of our faith. Be it helping our neighbors in need, or fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves. Maybe it\'s finding a passion we have for something, some hobby we have, and finding a way to use it to make a difference in the world. And as we live out our faith, and as we let our love truly live, we may find through the grace of Jesus Christ that our world begins to look less and less like Iowa, and more and more like the promise of Heaven. May we live beautifully, like those who have a hope and a dream for a beautiful world like that. Sat, 01 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas There is a scene in that classic spiritual film Field of Dreams that reminds us what it is to be people living for the Kingdom of God. The main character, Ray, like a blue-jeaned Noah hearing a disembodied voice he can\'t quite place, is told to turn his Midwestern cornfield into a baseball field. At the horror of his neighbors and family (not to mention his creditors), Ray plows under the only commodity he has for the hopes of something to which he can\'t tangibly point. And, miraculously enough, baseball players from years long past show up to throw the ball around. At the end of the film, Ray, who through the entire crazy process has managed to reconcile with his long-estranged father, answers a profoundly spiritual question posed by one of the ballplayers. "Is this Heaven?" "No," replies Ray. "It\'s Iowa." We are not in Heaven yet. Not yet. But we have opportunities in this life that remind us and the people around us that we are Kingdom people. That we are citizens of a place that calls us to a higher standard of living. A standard of beautiful living. Sometimes we get a little too comfortable with the free grace that we have been given. A little too comfortable with looking forward to Heaven, and not really living, not really, the beautiful life of someone who has been redeemed by the death and the life of Jesus. Our faith saves us. God\'s word assures us of that. But it is an active living out of that faith that truly transforms us. Our redemption is secured when we trust in Christ. But redemption is a process. And if life is any indicator, a long and sometimes bumpy process. What if we dared to live like "kingdom agents?" What if we trusted enough in our God, like Noah did, like Abraham did, like the Disciples did, like all the saints who have gone before us, what if we trusted in God enough to live out our faith in the acts of our life? God has given us a gift. The gift of opportunity. We live in a world that is ripe for the harvesting. And sometimes the harvesting opportunity looks like sharing the gospel trough our words. But sometimes, like covert Kingdom agents, or like people who are truly trying to let love live, the opportunity lies in an active living out of our faith. Be it helping our neighbors in need, or fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves. Maybe it\'s finding a passion we have for something, some hobby we have, and finding a way to use it to make a difference in the world. And as we live out our faith, and as we let our love truly live, we may find through the grace of Jesus Christ that our world begins to look less and less like Iowa, and more and more like the promise of Heaven. May we live beautifully, like those who have a hope and a dream for a beautiful world like that. There is a scene in that classic spiritual film Field of Dreams that reminds us what it is to be people living for the Kingdom of God. The main character, Ray, like a blue-jeaned Noah hearing a disembodied voice he can\'t quite place, is told to turn his Midwestern cornfield into a baseball field. At the horror of his neighbors and family (not to mention his creditors), Ray plows under the only commodity he has for the hopes of something to which he can\'t tangibly point. And, miraculously enough, baseball players from years long past show up to throw the ball around. At the end of the film, Ray, who through the entire crazy process has managed to reconcile with his long-estranged father, answers a profoundly spiritual question posed by one of the ballplayers. "Is this Heaven?" "No," replies Ray. "It\'s Iowa." We are not in Heaven yet. Not yet. But we have opportunities in this life that remind us and the people around us that we are Kingdom people. That we are citizens of a place that calls us to a higher standard of living. A standard of beautiful living. Sometimes we get a little too comfortable with the free grace that we have been given. A little too comfortable with looking forward to Heaven, and not really living, not really, the beautiful life of someone who has been redeemed by the death and the life of Jesus. Our faith saves us. God\'s word assures us of that. But it is an active living out of that faith that truly transforms us. Our redemption is secured when we trust in Christ. But redemption is a process. And if life is any indicator, a long and sometimes bumpy process. What if we dared to live like "kingdom agents?" What if we trusted enough in our God, like Noah did, like Abraham did, like the Disciples did, like all the saints who have gone before us, what if we trusted in God enough to live out our faith in the acts of our life? God has given us a gift. The gift of opportunity. We live in a world that is ripe for the harvesting. And sometimes the harvesting opportunity looks like sharing the gospel trough our words. But sometimes, like covert Kingdom agents, or like people who are truly trying to let love live, the opportunity lies in an active living out of our faith. Be it helping our neighbors in need, or fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves. Maybe it\'s finding a passion we have for something, some hobby we have, and finding a way to use it to make a difference in the world. And as we live out our faith, and as we let our love truly live, we may find through the grace of Jesus Christ that our world begins to look less and less like Iowa, and more and more like the promise of Heaven. May we live beautifully, like those who have a hope and a dream for a beautiful world like that. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-69409-3.mp4 beautiful,living There is a scene in that classic spiritual film Field of Dreams that reminds us what it is to be people living for the Kingdom of God. The main character, Ray, like a blue-jeaned Noah hearing a disembodied voice he can\'t quite place, is told to turn his Midwestern cornfield into a baseball field. At the horror of his neighbors and family (not to mention his creditors), Ray plows under the only commodity he has for the hopes of something to which he can\'t tangibly point. And, miraculously enough, baseball players from years long past show up to throw the ball around. At the end of the film, Ray, who through the entire crazy process has managed to reconcile with his long-estranged father, answers a profoundly spiritual question posed by one of the ballplayers. "Is this Heaven?" "No," replies Ray. "It\'s Iowa." We are not in Heaven yet. Not yet. But we have opportunities in this life that remind us and the people around us that we are Kingdom people. That we are citizens of a place that calls us to a higher standard of living. A standard of beautiful living. Sometimes we get a little too comfortable with the free grace that we have been given. A little too comfortable with looking forward to Heaven, and not really living, not really, the beautiful life of someone who has been redeemed by the death and the life of Jesus. Our faith saves us. God\'s word assures us of that. But it is an active living out of that faith that truly transforms us. Our redemption is secured when we trust in Christ. But redemption is a process. And if life is any indicator, a long and sometimes bumpy process. What if we dared to live like "kingdom agents?" What if we trusted enough in our God, like Noah did, like Abraham did, like the Disciples did, like all the saints who have gone before us, what if we trusted in God enough to live out our faith in the acts of our life? God has given us a gift. The gift of opportunity. We live in a world that is ripe for the harvesting. And sometimes the harvesting opportunity looks like sharing the gospel trough our words. But sometimes, like covert Kingdom agents, or like people who are truly trying to let love live, the opportunity lies in an active living out of our faith. Be it helping our neighbors in need, or fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves. Maybe it\'s finding a passion we have for something, some hobby we have, and finding a way to use it to make a difference in the world. And as we live out our faith, and as we let our love truly live, we may find through the grace of Jesus Christ that our world begins to look less and less like Iowa, and more and more like the promise of Heaven. May we live beautifully, like those who have a hope and a dream for a beautiful world like that. Jeff Lucas All of creation has been subjected to decay and death because of sin. We see it all around, and yet the redemptive beauty of God is also magnificently present as a brilliant light that shines in darkness. Illumination has a beautiful quality about it. Just think of how a candlelight dinner serves to enhance the dining experience. Light even one candle and observe how the atmosphere and environment changes. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5 that we, as Christians, are the light of the world and His commandment to us is that we let our light shine before men. The light that shines forth from our lives is the very light of Jesus. His very Spirit empowers us to live before men as beacons of hope, peace, love, and beauty. Jesus said that when others see us living according to the ways of our good Father in heaven they will in turn be drawn to the Father. Yet, in this world we live in there is still the possibility for us, though we have heard and received the message of Christ\'s redemption, to live as if we have not been brought into His light. Deception brings darkness, and sin is disguised as something other than ugliness in the world system that surrounds us today. Just look at some of the celebrity lifestyles that are paraded in front of us through the media everyday. Have you ever stopped and wondered why we as a society have become such a captive audience? As Christians, it is absolutely imperative to understand the destructive and addictive quality of sin. God\'s wisdom cries out against the subtle trickery and deceit of sin and asks us to look beyond the moment to the fruition of what lies ahead if we choose it. For example, most people, when they first start to entertain daydreams of a relationship outside of marriage, don\'t take time to imagine the intense pain they\'d see in the eyes of their spouse and children at the revelation that there\'s been an extramarital affair. Yet, it\'s these seemingly insignificant choices about what we let ourselves think about, that give birth to sin that will result in the death of the relationships, gifts, and dreams that God has given. In contrast, the world very often elevates sinful living as a viable choice, but the fact is that sin is just plain stupid. Ironically, goodness is sometimes portrayed in the world in a negative way, as boring and stiff, but the very opposite is true. Biblically, the word "goodness" is defined by the following words: pleasant, agreeable, joyful, happy. We catch a glimpse of this reality when we look at Jesus\' life. There was nothing boring about Jesus, and boy, was He ever potent in the lives of those around Him! His disciples chose the Kingdom of God over the kingdom of this world through Him and they have left a legacy that is alive and well today. Together, they illuminated their world, revealing the hope and beauty that is present in this world because of an amazingly gracious and loving God. Jesus Christ came that we might embrace beautiful living. No matter where you are in this journey called life, it\'s never to late to turn to God and live as a light in the world. He came to open our eyes to the truth and to set captives free. It is now our turn, all of us together, to let our light shine before men, and welcome others into the open arms of a loving God who is good. 32:50 Sat, 23 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68843-1.mp3 Living,Redemption All of creation has been subjected to decay and death because of sin. We see it all around, and yet the redemptive beauty of God is also magnificently present as a brilliant light that shines in darkness. Illumination has a beautiful quality about it. Just think of how a candlelight dinner serves to enhance the dining experience. Light even one candle and observe how the atmosphere and environment changes. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5 that we, as Christians, are the light of the world and His commandment to us is that we let our light shine before men. The light that shines forth from our lives is the very light of Jesus. His very Spirit empowers us to live before men as beacons of hope, peace, love, and beauty. Jesus said that when others see us living according to the ways of our good Father in heaven they will in turn be drawn to the Father. Yet, in this world we live in there is still the possibility for us, though we have heard and received the message of Christ\'s redemption, to live as if we have not been brought into His light. Deception brings darkness, and sin is disguised as something other than ugliness in the world system that surrounds us today. Just look at some of the celebrity lifestyles that are paraded in front of us through the media everyday. Have you ever stopped and wondered why we as a society have become such a captive audience? As Christians, it is absolutely imperative to understand the destructive and addictive quality of sin. God\'s wisdom cries out against the subtle trickery and deceit of sin and asks us to look beyond the moment to the fruition of what lies ahead if we choose it. For example, most people, when they first start to entertain daydreams of a relationship outside of marriage, don\'t take time to imagine the intense pain they\'d see in the eyes of their spouse and children at the revelation that there\'s been an extramarital affair. Yet, it\'s these seemingly insignificant choices about what we let ourselves think about, that give birth to sin that will result in the death of the relationships, gifts, and dreams that God has given. In contrast, the world very often elevates sinful living as a viable choice, but the fact is that sin is just plain stupid. Ironically, goodness is sometimes portrayed in the world in a negative way, as boring and stiff, but the very opposite is true. Biblically, the word "goodness" is defined by the following words: pleasant, agreeable, joyful, happy. We catch a glimpse of this reality when we look at Jesus\' life. There was nothing boring about Jesus, and boy, was He ever potent in the lives of those around Him! His disciples chose the Kingdom of God over the kingdom of this world through Him and they have left a legacy that is alive and well today. Together, they illuminated their world, revealing the hope and beauty that is present in this world because of an amazingly gracious and loving God. Jesus Christ came that we might embrace beautiful living. No matter where you are in this journey called life, it\'s never to late to turn to God and live as a light in the world. He came to open our eyes to the truth and to set captives free. It is now our turn, all of us together, to let our light shine before men, and welcome others into the open arms of a loving God who is good. All of creation has been subjected to decay and death because of sin. We see it all around, and yet the redemptive beauty of God is also magnificently present as a brilliant light that shines in darkness. Illumination has a beautiful quality about it. Just think of how a candlelight dinner serves to enhance the dining experience. Light even one candle and observe how the atmosphere and environment changes. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5 that we, as Christians, are the light of the world and His commandment to us is that we let our light shine before men. The light that shines forth from our lives is the very light of Jesus. His very Spirit empowers us to live before men as beacons of hope, peace, love, and beauty. Jesus said that when others see us living according to the ways of our good Father in heaven they will in turn be drawn to the Father. Yet, in this world we live in there is still the possibility for us, though we have heard and received the message of Christ\'s redemption, to live as if we have not been brought into His light. Deception brings darkness, and sin is disguised as something other than ugliness in the world system that surrounds us today. Just look at some of the celebrity lifestyles that are paraded in front of us through the media everyday. Have you ever stopped and wondered why we as a society have become such a captive audience? As Christians, it is absolutely imperative to understand the destructive and addictive quality of sin. God\'s wisdom cries out against the subtle trickery and deceit of sin and asks us to look beyond the moment to the fruition of what lies ahead if we choose it. For example, most people, when they first start to entertain daydreams of a relationship outside of marriage, don\'t take time to imagine the intense pain they\'d see in the eyes of their spouse and children at the revelation that there\'s been an extramarital affair. Yet, it\'s these seemingly insignificant choices about what we let ourselves think about, that give birth to sin that will result in the death of the relationships, gifts, and dreams that God has given. In contrast, the world very often elevates sinful living as a viable choice, but the fact is that sin is just plain stupid. Ironically, goodness is sometimes portrayed in the world in a negative way, as boring and stiff, but the very opposite is true. Biblically, the word "goodness" is defined by the following words: pleasant, agreeable, joyful, happy. We catch a glimpse of this reality when we look at Jesus\' life. There was nothing boring about Jesus, and boy, was He ever potent in the lives of those around Him! His disciples chose the Kingdom of God over the kingdom of this world through Him and they have left a legacy that is alive and well today. Together, they illuminated their world, revealing the hope and beauty that is present in this world because of an amazingly gracious and loving God. Jesus Christ came that we might embrace beautiful living. No matter where you are in this journey called life, it\'s never to late to turn to God and live as a light in the world. He came to open our eyes to the truth and to set captives free. It is now our turn, all of us together, to let our light shine before men, and welcome others into the open arms of a loving God who is good. Sat, 23 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas All of creation has been subjected to decay and death because of sin. We see it all around, and yet the redemptive beauty of God is also magnificently present as a brilliant light that shines in darkness. Illumination has a beautiful quality about it. Just think of how a candlelight dinner serves to enhance the dining experience. Light even one candle and observe how the atmosphere and environment changes. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5 that we, as Christians, are the light of the world and His commandment to us is that we let our light shine before men. The light that shines forth from our lives is the very light of Jesus. His very Spirit empowers us to live before men as beacons of hope, peace, love, and beauty. Jesus said that when others see us living according to the ways of our good Father in heaven they will in turn be drawn to the Father. Yet, in this world we live in there is still the possibility for us, though we have heard and received the message of Christ\'s redemption, to live as if we have not been brought into His light. Deception brings darkness, and sin is disguised as something other than ugliness in the world system that surrounds us today. Just look at some of the celebrity lifestyles that are paraded in front of us through the media everyday. Have you ever stopped and wondered why we as a society have become such a captive audience? As Christians, it is absolutely imperative to understand the destructive and addictive quality of sin. God\'s wisdom cries out against the subtle trickery and deceit of sin and asks us to look beyond the moment to the fruition of what lies ahead if we choose it. For example, most people, when they first start to entertain daydreams of a relationship outside of marriage, don\'t take time to imagine the intense pain they\'d see in the eyes of their spouse and children at the revelation that there\'s been an extramarital affair. Yet, it\'s these seemingly insignificant choices about what we let ourselves think about, that give birth to sin that will result in the death of the relationships, gifts, and dreams that God has given. In contrast, the world very often elevates sinful living as a viable choice, but the fact is that sin is just plain stupid. Ironically, goodness is sometimes portrayed in the world in a negative way, as boring and stiff, but the very opposite is true. Biblically, the word "goodness" is defined by the following words: pleasant, agreeable, joyful, happy. We catch a glimpse of this reality when we look at Jesus\' life. There was nothing boring about Jesus, and boy, was He ever potent in the lives of those around Him! His disciples chose the Kingdom of God over the kingdom of this world through Him and they have left a legacy that is alive and well today. Together, they illuminated their world, revealing the hope and beauty that is present in this world because of an amazingly gracious and loving God. Jesus Christ came that we might embrace beautiful living. No matter where you are in this journey called life, it\'s never to late to turn to God and live as a light in the world. He came to open our eyes to the truth and to set captives free. It is now our turn, all of us together, to let our light shine before men, and welcome others into the open arms of a loving God who is good. All of creation has been subjected to decay and death because of sin. We see it all around, and yet the redemptive beauty of God is also magnificently present as a brilliant light that shines in darkness. Illumination has a beautiful quality about it. Just think of how a candlelight dinner serves to enhance the dining experience. Light even one candle and observe how the atmosphere and environment changes. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5 that we, as Christians, are the light of the world and His commandment to us is that we let our light shine before men. The light that shines forth from our lives is the very light of Jesus. His very Spirit empowers us to live before men as beacons of hope, peace, love, and beauty. Jesus said that when others see us living according to the ways of our good Father in heaven they will in turn be drawn to the Father. Yet, in this world we live in there is still the possibility for us, though we have heard and received the message of Christ\'s redemption, to live as if we have not been brought into His light. Deception brings darkness, and sin is disguised as something other than ugliness in the world system that surrounds us today. Just look at some of the celebrity lifestyles that are paraded in front of us through the media everyday. Have you ever stopped and wondered why we as a society have become such a captive audience? As Christians, it is absolutely imperative to understand the destructive and addictive quality of sin. God\'s wisdom cries out against the subtle trickery and deceit of sin and asks us to look beyond the moment to the fruition of what lies ahead if we choose it. For example, most people, when they first start to entertain daydreams of a relationship outside of marriage, don\'t take time to imagine the intense pain they\'d see in the eyes of their spouse and children at the revelation that there\'s been an extramarital affair. Yet, it\'s these seemingly insignificant choices about what we let ourselves think about, that give birth to sin that will result in the death of the relationships, gifts, and dreams that God has given. In contrast, the world very often elevates sinful living as a viable choice, but the fact is that sin is just plain stupid. Ironically, goodness is sometimes portrayed in the world in a negative way, as boring and stiff, but the very opposite is true. Biblically, the word "goodness" is defined by the following words: pleasant, agreeable, joyful, happy. We catch a glimpse of this reality when we look at Jesus\' life. There was nothing boring about Jesus, and boy, was He ever potent in the lives of those around Him! His disciples chose the Kingdom of God over the kingdom of this world through Him and they have left a legacy that is alive and well today. Together, they illuminated their world, revealing the hope and beauty that is present in this world because of an amazingly gracious and loving God. Jesus Christ came that we might embrace beautiful living. No matter where you are in this journey called life, it\'s never to late to turn to God and live as a light in the world. He came to open our eyes to the truth and to set captives free. It is now our turn, all of us together, to let our light shine before men, and welcome others into the open arms of a loving God who is good. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-68843-2 Living,Redemption All of creation has been subjected to decay and death because of sin. We see it all around, and yet the redemptive beauty of God is also magnificently present as a brilliant light that shines in darkness. Illumination has a beautiful quality about it. Just think of how a candlelight dinner serves to enhance the dining experience. Light even one candle and observe how the atmosphere and environment changes. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5 that we, as Christians, are the light of the world and His commandment to us is that we let our light shine before men. The light that shines forth from our lives is the very light of Jesus. His very Spirit empowers us to live before men as beacons of hope, peace, love, and beauty. Jesus said that when others see us living according to the ways of our good Father in heaven they will in turn be drawn to the Father. Yet, in this world we live in there is still the possibility for us, though we have heard and received the message of Christ\'s redemption, to live as if we have not been brought into His light. Deception brings darkness, and sin is disguised as something other than ugliness in the world system that surrounds us today. Just look at some of the celebrity lifestyles that are paraded in front of us through the media everyday. Have you ever stopped and wondered why we as a society have become such a captive audience? As Christians, it is absolutely imperative to understand the destructive and addictive quality of sin. God\'s wisdom cries out against the subtle trickery and deceit of sin and asks us to look beyond the moment to the fruition of what lies ahead if we choose it. For example, most people, when they first start to entertain daydreams of a relationship outside of marriage, don\'t take time to imagine the intense pain they\'d see in the eyes of their spouse and children at the revelation that there\'s been an extramarital affair. Yet, it\'s these seemingly insignificant choices about what we let ourselves think about, that give birth to sin that will result in the death of the relationships, gifts, and dreams that God has given. In contrast, the world very often elevates sinful living as a viable choice, but the fact is that sin is just plain stupid. Ironically, goodness is sometimes portrayed in the world in a negative way, as boring and stiff, but the very opposite is true. Biblically, the word "goodness" is defined by the following words: pleasant, agreeable, joyful, happy. We catch a glimpse of this reality when we look at Jesus\' life. There was nothing boring about Jesus, and boy, was He ever potent in the lives of those around Him! His disciples chose the Kingdom of God over the kingdom of this world through Him and they have left a legacy that is alive and well today. Together, they illuminated their world, revealing the hope and beauty that is present in this world because of an amazingly gracious and loving God. Jesus Christ came that we might embrace beautiful living. No matter where you are in this journey called life, it\'s never to late to turn to God and live as a light in the world. He came to open our eyes to the truth and to set captives free. It is now our turn, all of us together, to let our light shine before men, and welcome others into the open arms of a loving God who is good. Sat, 23 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas All of creation has been subjected to decay and death because of sin. We see it all around, and yet the redemptive beauty of God is also magnificently present as a brilliant light that shines in darkness. Illumination has a beautiful quality about it. Just think of how a candlelight dinner serves to enhance the dining experience. Light even one candle and observe how the atmosphere and environment changes. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5 that we, as Christians, are the light of the world and His commandment to us is that we let our light shine before men. The light that shines forth from our lives is the very light of Jesus. His very Spirit empowers us to live before men as beacons of hope, peace, love, and beauty. Jesus said that when others see us living according to the ways of our good Father in heaven they will in turn be drawn to the Father. Yet, in this world we live in there is still the possibility for us, though we have heard and received the message of Christ\'s redemption, to live as if we have not been brought into His light. Deception brings darkness, and sin is disguised as something other than ugliness in the world system that surrounds us today. Just look at some of the celebrity lifestyles that are paraded in front of us through the media everyday. Have you ever stopped and wondered why we as a society have become such a captive audience? As Christians, it is absolutely imperative to understand the destructive and addictive quality of sin. God\'s wisdom cries out against the subtle trickery and deceit of sin and asks us to look beyond the moment to the fruition of what lies ahead if we choose it. For example, most people, when they first start to entertain daydreams of a relationship outside of marriage, don\'t take time to imagine the intense pain they\'d see in the eyes of their spouse and children at the revelation that there\'s been an extramarital affair. Yet, it\'s these seemingly insignificant choices about what we let ourselves think about, that give birth to sin that will result in the death of the relationships, gifts, and dreams that God has given. In contrast, the world very often elevates sinful living as a viable choice, but the fact is that sin is just plain stupid. Ironically, goodness is sometimes portrayed in the world in a negative way, as boring and stiff, but the very opposite is true. Biblically, the word "goodness" is defined by the following words: pleasant, agreeable, joyful, happy. We catch a glimpse of this reality when we look at Jesus\' life. There was nothing boring about Jesus, and boy, was He ever potent in the lives of those around Him! His disciples chose the Kingdom of God over the kingdom of this world through Him and they have left a legacy that is alive and well today. Together, they illuminated their world, revealing the hope and beauty that is present in this world because of an amazingly gracious and loving God. Jesus Christ came that we might embrace beautiful living. No matter where you are in this journey called life, it\'s never to late to turn to God and live as a light in the world. He came to open our eyes to the truth and to set captives free. It is now our turn, all of us together, to let our light shine before men, and welcome others into the open arms of a loving God who is good. All of creation has been subjected to decay and death because of sin. We see it all around, and yet the redemptive beauty of God is also magnificently present as a brilliant light that shines in darkness. Illumination has a beautiful quality about it. Just think of how a candlelight dinner serves to enhance the dining experience. Light even one candle and observe how the atmosphere and environment changes. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5 that we, as Christians, are the light of the world and His commandment to us is that we let our light shine before men. The light that shines forth from our lives is the very light of Jesus. His very Spirit empowers us to live before men as beacons of hope, peace, love, and beauty. Jesus said that when others see us living according to the ways of our good Father in heaven they will in turn be drawn to the Father. Yet, in this world we live in there is still the possibility for us, though we have heard and received the message of Christ\'s redemption, to live as if we have not been brought into His light. Deception brings darkness, and sin is disguised as something other than ugliness in the world system that surrounds us today. Just look at some of the celebrity lifestyles that are paraded in front of us through the media everyday. Have you ever stopped and wondered why we as a society have become such a captive audience? As Christians, it is absolutely imperative to understand the destructive and addictive quality of sin. God\'s wisdom cries out against the subtle trickery and deceit of sin and asks us to look beyond the moment to the fruition of what lies ahead if we choose it. For example, most people, when they first start to entertain daydreams of a relationship outside of marriage, don\'t take time to imagine the intense pain they\'d see in the eyes of their spouse and children at the revelation that there\'s been an extramarital affair. Yet, it\'s these seemingly insignificant choices about what we let ourselves think about, that give birth to sin that will result in the death of the relationships, gifts, and dreams that God has given. In contrast, the world very often elevates sinful living as a viable choice, but the fact is that sin is just plain stupid. Ironically, goodness is sometimes portrayed in the world in a negative way, as boring and stiff, but the very opposite is true. Biblically, the word "goodness" is defined by the following words: pleasant, agreeable, joyful, happy. We catch a glimpse of this reality when we look at Jesus\' life. There was nothing boring about Jesus, and boy, was He ever potent in the lives of those around Him! His disciples chose the Kingdom of God over the kingdom of this world through Him and they have left a legacy that is alive and well today. Together, they illuminated their world, revealing the hope and beauty that is present in this world because of an amazingly gracious and loving God. Jesus Christ came that we might embrace beautiful living. No matter where you are in this journey called life, it\'s never to late to turn to God and live as a light in the world. He came to open our eyes to the truth and to set captives free. It is now our turn, all of us together, to let our light shine before men, and welcome others into the open arms of a loving God who is good. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68843-3.mp4 Living,Redemption All of creation has been subjected to decay and death because of sin. We see it all around, and yet the redemptive beauty of God is also magnificently present as a brilliant light that shines in darkness. Illumination has a beautiful quality about it. Just think of how a candlelight dinner serves to enhance the dining experience. Light even one candle and observe how the atmosphere and environment changes. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5 that we, as Christians, are the light of the world and His commandment to us is that we let our light shine before men. The light that shines forth from our lives is the very light of Jesus. His very Spirit empowers us to live before men as beacons of hope, peace, love, and beauty. Jesus said that when others see us living according to the ways of our good Father in heaven they will in turn be drawn to the Father. Yet, in this world we live in there is still the possibility for us, though we have heard and received the message of Christ\'s redemption, to live as if we have not been brought into His light. Deception brings darkness, and sin is disguised as something other than ugliness in the world system that surrounds us today. Just look at some of the celebrity lifestyles that are paraded in front of us through the media everyday. Have you ever stopped and wondered why we as a society have become such a captive audience? As Christians, it is absolutely imperative to understand the destructive and addictive quality of sin. God\'s wisdom cries out against the subtle trickery and deceit of sin and asks us to look beyond the moment to the fruition of what lies ahead if we choose it. For example, most people, when they first start to entertain daydreams of a relationship outside of marriage, don\'t take time to imagine the intense pain they\'d see in the eyes of their spouse and children at the revelation that there\'s been an extramarital affair. Yet, it\'s these seemingly insignificant choices about what we let ourselves think about, that give birth to sin that will result in the death of the relationships, gifts, and dreams that God has given. In contrast, the world very often elevates sinful living as a viable choice, but the fact is that sin is just plain stupid. Ironically, goodness is sometimes portrayed in the world in a negative way, as boring and stiff, but the very opposite is true. Biblically, the word "goodness" is defined by the following words: pleasant, agreeable, joyful, happy. We catch a glimpse of this reality when we look at Jesus\' life. There was nothing boring about Jesus, and boy, was He ever potent in the lives of those around Him! His disciples chose the Kingdom of God over the kingdom of this world through Him and they have left a legacy that is alive and well today. Together, they illuminated their world, revealing the hope and beauty that is present in this world because of an amazingly gracious and loving God. Jesus Christ came that we might embrace beautiful living. No matter where you are in this journey called life, it\'s never to late to turn to God and live as a light in the world. He came to open our eyes to the truth and to set captives free. It is now our turn, all of us together, to let our light shine before men, and welcome others into the open arms of a loving God who is good. Dary Northrop You remember the feeling. When, on the back of the cereal box, you spotted it. The promise of power, fame and glory. And it was only 8 cereal box-tops away. The secret decoder ring that would launch you from playground obscurity into the ranks of the privileged few: the superhero defenders of justice. Without it you were nothing but a sad kid on the monkey bars. With it, you were everything. And in the ten weeks it took you to convince your mom that you really needed this much cereal, and in the six to eight weeks it took for "processing," you would dream about the day the ring would arrive. The proof that you finally had a purpose. The proof that you were finally part of a club worth belonging to. The anointing oil represented for the ancient Israelites that same sort of powerful imagery. The symbol that God had set a particular person aside for great things. Be it kingship, priesthood or prophecy, the anointing oil was a tangible and outward sign of an inward truth. That God had called his people for a chosen purpose. It\'s a bit more difficult now to remember that. We are very rarely tangibly reminded of the call and mark that God has upon our life. In the sending of the Holy Spirit, God has created a calling for all of us and each of us. But in a world whose voices call often more loudly than the still small voice of our Creator, it is more than frequently easy to lose sight of that holy call. 29:59 Sat, 16 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68819-1.mp3 Oil,Tobiah,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking You remember the feeling. When, on the back of the cereal box, you spotted it. The promise of power, fame and glory. And it was only 8 cereal box-tops away. The secret decoder ring that would launch you from playground obscurity into the ranks of the privileged few: the superhero defenders of justice. Without it you were nothing but a sad kid on the monkey bars. With it, you were everything. And in the ten weeks it took you to convince your mom that you really needed this much cereal, and in the six to eight weeks it took for "processing," you would dream about the day the ring would arrive. The proof that you finally had a purpose. The proof that you were finally part of a club worth belonging to. The anointing oil represented for the ancient Israelites that same sort of powerful imagery. The symbol that God had set a particular person aside for great things. Be it kingship, priesthood or prophecy, the anointing oil was a tangible and outward sign of an inward truth. That God had called his people for a chosen purpose. It\'s a bit more difficult now to remember that. We are very rarely tangibly reminded of the call and mark that God has upon our life. In the sending of the Holy Spirit, God has created a calling for all of us and each of us. But in a world whose voices call often more loudly than the still small voice of our Creator, it is more than frequently easy to lose sight of that holy call. You remember the feeling. When, on the back of the cereal box, you spotted it. The promise of power, fame and glory. And it was only 8 cereal box-tops away. The secret decoder ring that would launch you from playground obscurity into the ranks of the privileged few: the superhero defenders of justice. Without it you were nothing but a sad kid on the monkey bars. With it, you were everything. And in the ten weeks it took you to convince your mom that you really needed this much cereal, and in the six to eight weeks it took for "processing," you would dream about the day the ring would arrive. The proof that you finally had a purpose. The proof that you were finally part of a club worth belonging to. The anointing oil represented for the ancient Israelites that same sort of powerful imagery. The symbol that God had set a particular person aside for great things. Be it kingship, priesthood or prophecy, the anointing oil was a tangible and outward sign of an inward truth. That God had called his people for a chosen purpose. It\'s a bit more difficult now to remember that. We are very rarely tangibly reminded of the call and mark that God has upon our life. In the sending of the Holy Spirit, God has created a calling for all of us and each of us. But in a world whose voices call often more loudly than the still small voice of our Creator, it is more than frequently easy to lose sight of that holy call. Sat, 16 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop You remember the feeling. When, on the back of the cereal box, you spotted it. The promise of power, fame and glory. And it was only 8 cereal box-tops away. The secret decoder ring that would launch you from playground obscurity into the ranks of the privileged few: the superhero defenders of justice. Without it you were nothing but a sad kid on the monkey bars. With it, you were everything. And in the ten weeks it took you to convince your mom that you really needed this much cereal, and in the six to eight weeks it took for "processing," you would dream about the day the ring would arrive. The proof that you finally had a purpose. The proof that you were finally part of a club worth belonging to. The anointing oil represented for the ancient Israelites that same sort of powerful imagery. The symbol that God had set a particular person aside for great things. Be it kingship, priesthood or prophecy, the anointing oil was a tangible and outward sign of an inward truth. That God had called his people for a chosen purpose. It\'s a bit more difficult now to remember that. We are very rarely tangibly reminded of the call and mark that God has upon our life. In the sending of the Holy Spirit, God has created a calling for all of us and each of us. But in a world whose voices call often more loudly than the still small voice of our Creator, it is more than frequently easy to lose sight of that holy call. You remember the feeling. When, on the back of the cereal box, you spotted it. The promise of power, fame and glory. And it was only 8 cereal box-tops away. The secret decoder ring that would launch you from playground obscurity into the ranks of the privileged few: the superhero defenders of justice. Without it you were nothing but a sad kid on the monkey bars. With it, you were everything. And in the ten weeks it took you to convince your mom that you really needed this much cereal, and in the six to eight weeks it took for "processing," you would dream about the day the ring would arrive. The proof that you finally had a purpose. The proof that you were finally part of a club worth belonging to. The anointing oil represented for the ancient Israelites that same sort of powerful imagery. The symbol that God had set a particular person aside for great things. Be it kingship, priesthood or prophecy, the anointing oil was a tangible and outward sign of an inward truth. That God had called his people for a chosen purpose. It\'s a bit more difficult now to remember that. We are very rarely tangibly reminded of the call and mark that God has upon our life. In the sending of the Holy Spirit, God has created a calling for all of us and each of us. But in a world whose voices call often more loudly than the still small voice of our Creator, it is more than frequently easy to lose sight of that holy call. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-68819-2 Oil,Tobiah,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking You remember the feeling. When, on the back of the cereal box, you spotted it. The promise of power, fame and glory. And it was only 8 cereal box-tops away. The secret decoder ring that would launch you from playground obscurity into the ranks of the privileged few: the superhero defenders of justice. Without it you were nothing but a sad kid on the monkey bars. With it, you were everything. And in the ten weeks it took you to convince your mom that you really needed this much cereal, and in the six to eight weeks it took for "processing," you would dream about the day the ring would arrive. The proof that you finally had a purpose. The proof that you were finally part of a club worth belonging to. The anointing oil represented for the ancient Israelites that same sort of powerful imagery. The symbol that God had set a particular person aside for great things. Be it kingship, priesthood or prophecy, the anointing oil was a tangible and outward sign of an inward truth. That God had called his people for a chosen purpose. It\'s a bit more difficult now to remember that. We are very rarely tangibly reminded of the call and mark that God has upon our life. In the sending of the Holy Spirit, God has created a calling for all of us and each of us. But in a world whose voices call often more loudly than the still small voice of our Creator, it is more than frequently easy to lose sight of that holy call. Sat, 16 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop You remember the feeling. When, on the back of the cereal box, you spotted it. The promise of power, fame and glory. And it was only 8 cereal box-tops away. The secret decoder ring that would launch you from playground obscurity into the ranks of the privileged few: the superhero defenders of justice. Without it you were nothing but a sad kid on the monkey bars. With it, you were everything. And in the ten weeks it took you to convince your mom that you really needed this much cereal, and in the six to eight weeks it took for "processing," you would dream about the day the ring would arrive. The proof that you finally had a purpose. The proof that you were finally part of a club worth belonging to. The anointing oil represented for the ancient Israelites that same sort of powerful imagery. The symbol that God had set a particular person aside for great things. Be it kingship, priesthood or prophecy, the anointing oil was a tangible and outward sign of an inward truth. That God had called his people for a chosen purpose. It\'s a bit more difficult now to remember that. We are very rarely tangibly reminded of the call and mark that God has upon our life. In the sending of the Holy Spirit, God has created a calling for all of us and each of us. But in a world whose voices call often more loudly than the still small voice of our Creator, it is more than frequently easy to lose sight of that holy call. You remember the feeling. When, on the back of the cereal box, you spotted it. The promise of power, fame and glory. And it was only 8 cereal box-tops away. The secret decoder ring that would launch you from playground obscurity into the ranks of the privileged few: the superhero defenders of justice. Without it you were nothing but a sad kid on the monkey bars. With it, you were everything. And in the ten weeks it took you to convince your mom that you really needed this much cereal, and in the six to eight weeks it took for "processing," you would dream about the day the ring would arrive. The proof that you finally had a purpose. The proof that you were finally part of a club worth belonging to. The anointing oil represented for the ancient Israelites that same sort of powerful imagery. The symbol that God had set a particular person aside for great things. Be it kingship, priesthood or prophecy, the anointing oil was a tangible and outward sign of an inward truth. That God had called his people for a chosen purpose. It\'s a bit more difficult now to remember that. We are very rarely tangibly reminded of the call and mark that God has upon our life. In the sending of the Holy Spirit, God has created a calling for all of us and each of us. But in a world whose voices call often more loudly than the still small voice of our Creator, it is more than frequently easy to lose sight of that holy call. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68819-3.mp4 Oil,Tobiah,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking You remember the feeling. When, on the back of the cereal box, you spotted it. The promise of power, fame and glory. And it was only 8 cereal box-tops away. The secret decoder ring that would launch you from playground obscurity into the ranks of the privileged few: the superhero defenders of justice. Without it you were nothing but a sad kid on the monkey bars. With it, you were everything. And in the ten weeks it took you to convince your mom that you really needed this much cereal, and in the six to eight weeks it took for "processing," you would dream about the day the ring would arrive. The proof that you finally had a purpose. The proof that you were finally part of a club worth belonging to. The anointing oil represented for the ancient Israelites that same sort of powerful imagery. The symbol that God had set a particular person aside for great things. Be it kingship, priesthood or prophecy, the anointing oil was a tangible and outward sign of an inward truth. That God had called his people for a chosen purpose. It\'s a bit more difficult now to remember that. We are very rarely tangibly reminded of the call and mark that God has upon our life. In the sending of the Holy Spirit, God has created a calling for all of us and each of us. But in a world whose voices call often more loudly than the still small voice of our Creator, it is more than frequently easy to lose sight of that holy call. Dary Northrop Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the new wine from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. New wine produced a sweet aroma and was used as a drink offering unto the Lord; it represented the joy and celebration that was and is present in a life lived in relationship with the LORD. Many people think of God as a "cosmic killjoy in the sky," but nothing could be farther from the truth. To believe that life surrendered to God\'s purposes is boring or stale is to be deceived. It is hard for us to truly understand this on this here on earth unless we experience it for ourselves. And God beckons us to try Him out in this way. Do you believe that God is for you? This is a tough question because it reveals whether you believe that God is truly trustworthy or not. Please don\'t misunderstand that trusting God will insure you against tough circumstances and trials. But your circumstances will no longer define your life; circumstances will cease from dictating your response because there will be something deeper and more fulfilling residing within and giving you strength to not merely survive, but to thrive. Real satisfaction and joy in life are not produced by our circumstances. Satisfaction, joy, and celebration are produced through right relationship with our Maker and with others. Celebrate these relationships and the praiseworthy moments in your life and you will bring glory and honor to God. What are the things that we celebrate in life? Do we celebrate? If we don\'t celebrate, then why not? These are questions that we need to ask ourselves because they can reveal a lot if we just take some time to reflect. If we don\'t believe that there is enough reason for celebration in our lives, we have been robbed. The good news is that Jesus is knocking on the door of our heart and its never to late to learn to live joyfully through Christ Jesus, our Lord. 31:23 Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68805-1.mp3 New,Wine,Tobiah,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the new wine from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. New wine produced a sweet aroma and was used as a drink offering unto the Lord; it represented the joy and celebration that was and is present in a life lived in relationship with the LORD. Many people think of God as a "cosmic killjoy in the sky," but nothing could be farther from the truth. To believe that life surrendered to God\'s purposes is boring or stale is to be deceived. It is hard for us to truly understand this on this here on earth unless we experience it for ourselves. And God beckons us to try Him out in this way. Do you believe that God is for you? This is a tough question because it reveals whether you believe that God is truly trustworthy or not. Please don\'t misunderstand that trusting God will insure you against tough circumstances and trials. But your circumstances will no longer define your life; circumstances will cease from dictating your response because there will be something deeper and more fulfilling residing within and giving you strength to not merely survive, but to thrive. Real satisfaction and joy in life are not produced by our circumstances. Satisfaction, joy, and celebration are produced through right relationship with our Maker and with others. Celebrate these relationships and the praiseworthy moments in your life and you will bring glory and honor to God. What are the things that we celebrate in life? Do we celebrate? If we don\'t celebrate, then why not? These are questions that we need to ask ourselves because they can reveal a lot if we just take some time to reflect. If we don\'t believe that there is enough reason for celebration in our lives, we have been robbed. The good news is that Jesus is knocking on the door of our heart and its never to late to learn to live joyfully through Christ Jesus, our Lord. Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the new wine from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. New wine produced a sweet aroma and was used as a drink offering unto the Lord; it represented the joy and celebration that was and is present in a life lived in relationship with the LORD. Many people think of God as a "cosmic killjoy in the sky," but nothing could be farther from the truth. To believe that life surrendered to God\'s purposes is boring or stale is to be deceived. It is hard for us to truly understand this on this here on earth unless we experience it for ourselves. And God beckons us to try Him out in this way. Do you believe that God is for you? This is a tough question because it reveals whether you believe that God is truly trustworthy or not. Please don\'t misunderstand that trusting God will insure you against tough circumstances and trials. But your circumstances will no longer define your life; circumstances will cease from dictating your response because there will be something deeper and more fulfilling residing within and giving you strength to not merely survive, but to thrive. Real satisfaction and joy in life are not produced by our circumstances. Satisfaction, joy, and celebration are produced through right relationship with our Maker and with others. Celebrate these relationships and the praiseworthy moments in your life and you will bring glory and honor to God. What are the things that we celebrate in life? Do we celebrate? If we don\'t celebrate, then why not? These are questions that we need to ask ourselves because they can reveal a lot if we just take some time to reflect. If we don\'t believe that there is enough reason for celebration in our lives, we have been robbed. The good news is that Jesus is knocking on the door of our heart and its never to late to learn to live joyfully through Christ Jesus, our Lord. Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the new wine from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. New wine produced a sweet aroma and was used as a drink offering unto the Lord; it represented the joy and celebration that was and is present in a life lived in relationship with the LORD. Many people think of God as a "cosmic killjoy in the sky," but nothing could be farther from the truth. To believe that life surrendered to God\'s purposes is boring or stale is to be deceived. It is hard for us to truly understand this on this here on earth unless we experience it for ourselves. And God beckons us to try Him out in this way. Do you believe that God is for you? This is a tough question because it reveals whether you believe that God is truly trustworthy or not. Please don\'t misunderstand that trusting God will insure you against tough circumstances and trials. But your circumstances will no longer define your life; circumstances will cease from dictating your response because there will be something deeper and more fulfilling residing within and giving you strength to not merely survive, but to thrive. Real satisfaction and joy in life are not produced by our circumstances. Satisfaction, joy, and celebration are produced through right relationship with our Maker and with others. Celebrate these relationships and the praiseworthy moments in your life and you will bring glory and honor to God. What are the things that we celebrate in life? Do we celebrate? If we don\'t celebrate, then why not? These are questions that we need to ask ourselves because they can reveal a lot if we just take some time to reflect. If we don\'t believe that there is enough reason for celebration in our lives, we have been robbed. The good news is that Jesus is knocking on the door of our heart and its never to late to learn to live joyfully through Christ Jesus, our Lord. Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the new wine from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. New wine produced a sweet aroma and was used as a drink offering unto the Lord; it represented the joy and celebration that was and is present in a life lived in relationship with the LORD. Many people think of God as a "cosmic killjoy in the sky," but nothing could be farther from the truth. To believe that life surrendered to God\'s purposes is boring or stale is to be deceived. It is hard for us to truly understand this on this here on earth unless we experience it for ourselves. And God beckons us to try Him out in this way. Do you believe that God is for you? This is a tough question because it reveals whether you believe that God is truly trustworthy or not. Please don\'t misunderstand that trusting God will insure you against tough circumstances and trials. But your circumstances will no longer define your life; circumstances will cease from dictating your response because there will be something deeper and more fulfilling residing within and giving you strength to not merely survive, but to thrive. Real satisfaction and joy in life are not produced by our circumstances. Satisfaction, joy, and celebration are produced through right relationship with our Maker and with others. Celebrate these relationships and the praiseworthy moments in your life and you will bring glory and honor to God. What are the things that we celebrate in life? Do we celebrate? If we don\'t celebrate, then why not? These are questions that we need to ask ourselves because they can reveal a lot if we just take some time to reflect. If we don\'t believe that there is enough reason for celebration in our lives, we have been robbed. The good news is that Jesus is knocking on the door of our heart and its never to late to learn to live joyfully through Christ Jesus, our Lord. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-68805-2 New,Wine,Tobiah,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the new wine from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. New wine produced a sweet aroma and was used as a drink offering unto the Lord; it represented the joy and celebration that was and is present in a life lived in relationship with the LORD. Many people think of God as a "cosmic killjoy in the sky," but nothing could be farther from the truth. To believe that life surrendered to God\'s purposes is boring or stale is to be deceived. It is hard for us to truly understand this on this here on earth unless we experience it for ourselves. And God beckons us to try Him out in this way. Do you believe that God is for you? This is a tough question because it reveals whether you believe that God is truly trustworthy or not. Please don\'t misunderstand that trusting God will insure you against tough circumstances and trials. But your circumstances will no longer define your life; circumstances will cease from dictating your response because there will be something deeper and more fulfilling residing within and giving you strength to not merely survive, but to thrive. Real satisfaction and joy in life are not produced by our circumstances. Satisfaction, joy, and celebration are produced through right relationship with our Maker and with others. Celebrate these relationships and the praiseworthy moments in your life and you will bring glory and honor to God. What are the things that we celebrate in life? Do we celebrate? If we don\'t celebrate, then why not? These are questions that we need to ask ourselves because they can reveal a lot if we just take some time to reflect. If we don\'t believe that there is enough reason for celebration in our lives, we have been robbed. The good news is that Jesus is knocking on the door of our heart and its never to late to learn to live joyfully through Christ Jesus, our Lord. Sat, 09 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the new wine from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. New wine produced a sweet aroma and was used as a drink offering unto the Lord; it represented the joy and celebration that was and is present in a life lived in relationship with the LORD. Many people think of God as a "cosmic killjoy in the sky," but nothing could be farther from the truth. To believe that life surrendered to God\'s purposes is boring or stale is to be deceived. It is hard for us to truly understand this on this here on earth unless we experience it for ourselves. And God beckons us to try Him out in this way. Do you believe that God is for you? This is a tough question because it reveals whether you believe that God is truly trustworthy or not. Please don\'t misunderstand that trusting God will insure you against tough circumstances and trials. But your circumstances will no longer define your life; circumstances will cease from dictating your response because there will be something deeper and more fulfilling residing within and giving you strength to not merely survive, but to thrive. Real satisfaction and joy in life are not produced by our circumstances. Satisfaction, joy, and celebration are produced through right relationship with our Maker and with others. Celebrate these relationships and the praiseworthy moments in your life and you will bring glory and honor to God. What are the things that we celebrate in life? Do we celebrate? If we don\'t celebrate, then why not? These are questions that we need to ask ourselves because they can reveal a lot if we just take some time to reflect. If we don\'t believe that there is enough reason for celebration in our lives, we have been robbed. The good news is that Jesus is knocking on the door of our heart and its never to late to learn to live joyfully through Christ Jesus, our Lord. Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the new wine from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. New wine produced a sweet aroma and was used as a drink offering unto the Lord; it represented the joy and celebration that was and is present in a life lived in relationship with the LORD. Many people think of God as a "cosmic killjoy in the sky," but nothing could be farther from the truth. To believe that life surrendered to God\'s purposes is boring or stale is to be deceived. It is hard for us to truly understand this on this here on earth unless we experience it for ourselves. And God beckons us to try Him out in this way. Do you believe that God is for you? This is a tough question because it reveals whether you believe that God is truly trustworthy or not. Please don\'t misunderstand that trusting God will insure you against tough circumstances and trials. But your circumstances will no longer define your life; circumstances will cease from dictating your response because there will be something deeper and more fulfilling residing within and giving you strength to not merely survive, but to thrive. Real satisfaction and joy in life are not produced by our circumstances. Satisfaction, joy, and celebration are produced through right relationship with our Maker and with others. Celebrate these relationships and the praiseworthy moments in your life and you will bring glory and honor to God. What are the things that we celebrate in life? Do we celebrate? If we don\'t celebrate, then why not? These are questions that we need to ask ourselves because they can reveal a lot if we just take some time to reflect. If we don\'t believe that there is enough reason for celebration in our lives, we have been robbed. The good news is that Jesus is knocking on the door of our heart and its never to late to learn to live joyfully through Christ Jesus, our Lord. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68805-3.mp4 New,Wine,Tobiah,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the new wine from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. New wine produced a sweet aroma and was used as a drink offering unto the Lord; it represented the joy and celebration that was and is present in a life lived in relationship with the LORD. Many people think of God as a "cosmic killjoy in the sky," but nothing could be farther from the truth. To believe that life surrendered to God\'s purposes is boring or stale is to be deceived. It is hard for us to truly understand this on this here on earth unless we experience it for ourselves. And God beckons us to try Him out in this way. Do you believe that God is for you? This is a tough question because it reveals whether you believe that God is truly trustworthy or not. Please don\'t misunderstand that trusting God will insure you against tough circumstances and trials. But your circumstances will no longer define your life; circumstances will cease from dictating your response because there will be something deeper and more fulfilling residing within and giving you strength to not merely survive, but to thrive. Real satisfaction and joy in life are not produced by our circumstances. Satisfaction, joy, and celebration are produced through right relationship with our Maker and with others. Celebrate these relationships and the praiseworthy moments in your life and you will bring glory and honor to God. What are the things that we celebrate in life? Do we celebrate? If we don\'t celebrate, then why not? These are questions that we need to ask ourselves because they can reveal a lot if we just take some time to reflect. If we don\'t believe that there is enough reason for celebration in our lives, we have been robbed. The good news is that Jesus is knocking on the door of our heart and its never to late to learn to live joyfully through Christ Jesus, our Lord. Rob Cowles Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the tithes of grain from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. First, we must realize that everything we have is given to us by God, and then we can hold our hands open to both receive gifts from Him and to offer them back freely to the One who holds ownership. It\'s a matter of trust and if we do not understand the trustworthiness and goodness of God, we will struggle against Him and take matters into our own hands. In this state, left unchecked, a person will become independent and self-reliant. Independence from God is birthed in a state of mind, and fostered by a worldly system. God always confronts independence and self-reliance in His people. He knows self-reliance can only serve as a mirage on a dry and thirsty road. Trusting God requires something of you. And this is where the issue of money comes in. When you say you trust God, He will require you to "put your money where your mouth is," so to speak. Its not that God needs more money and its not even that we are only talking about money here. The real issue is the state of your heart. Is it open to receive the kind of abundant life that Jesus offers? Or have you been deceived; are you in danger of losing everything that truly matters because the thief has come and has begun to steal from you? There is more to life than struggling to hold on to temporary things. There is adventure waiting to be had in a full life lived in relationship with Jesus Christ. Who knows where surrender to Jesus Christ will take us in life? Regardless of where you are or how much you have, God has a plan, and that plan is for you is to experience and demonstrate the "riches of Christ" to the people around you just by living and staying connected to the source of all your needs (See Ephesians 1:18; Philippians 4:19). 31:12 Sat, 02 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68798-1.mp3 Tithe,Tobiah,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the tithes of grain from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. First, we must realize that everything we have is given to us by God, and then we can hold our hands open to both receive gifts from Him and to offer them back freely to the One who holds ownership. It\'s a matter of trust and if we do not understand the trustworthiness and goodness of God, we will struggle against Him and take matters into our own hands. In this state, left unchecked, a person will become independent and self-reliant. Independence from God is birthed in a state of mind, and fostered by a worldly system. God always confronts independence and self-reliance in His people. He knows self-reliance can only serve as a mirage on a dry and thirsty road. Trusting God requires something of you. And this is where the issue of money comes in. When you say you trust God, He will require you to "put your money where your mouth is," so to speak. Its not that God needs more money and its not even that we are only talking about money here. The real issue is the state of your heart. Is it open to receive the kind of abundant life that Jesus offers? Or have you been deceived; are you in danger of losing everything that truly matters because the thief has come and has begun to steal from you? There is more to life than struggling to hold on to temporary things. There is adventure waiting to be had in a full life lived in relationship with Jesus Christ. Who knows where surrender to Jesus Christ will take us in life? Regardless of where you are or how much you have, God has a plan, and that plan is for you is to experience and demonstrate the "riches of Christ" to the people around you just by living and staying connected to the source of all your needs (See Ephesians 1:18; Philippians 4:19). Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the tithes of grain from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. First, we must realize that everything we have is given to us by God, and then we can hold our hands open to both receive gifts from Him and to offer them back freely to the One who holds ownership. It\'s a matter of trust and if we do not understand the trustworthiness and goodness of God, we will struggle against Him and take matters into our own hands. In this state, left unchecked, a person will become independent and self-reliant. Independence from God is birthed in a state of mind, and fostered by a worldly system. God always confronts independence and self-reliance in His people. He knows self-reliance can only serve as a mirage on a dry and thirsty road. Trusting God requires something of you. And this is where the issue of money comes in. When you say you trust God, He will require you to "put your money where your mouth is," so to speak. Its not that God needs more money and its not even that we are only talking about money here. The real issue is the state of your heart. Is it open to receive the kind of abundant life that Jesus offers? Or have you been deceived; are you in danger of losing everything that truly matters because the thief has come and has begun to steal from you? There is more to life than struggling to hold on to temporary things. There is adventure waiting to be had in a full life lived in relationship with Jesus Christ. Who knows where surrender to Jesus Christ will take us in life? Regardless of where you are or how much you have, God has a plan, and that plan is for you is to experience and demonstrate the "riches of Christ" to the people around you just by living and staying connected to the source of all your needs (See Ephesians 1:18; Philippians 4:19). Sat, 02 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the tithes of grain from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. First, we must realize that everything we have is given to us by God, and then we can hold our hands open to both receive gifts from Him and to offer them back freely to the One who holds ownership. It\'s a matter of trust and if we do not understand the trustworthiness and goodness of God, we will struggle against Him and take matters into our own hands. In this state, left unchecked, a person will become independent and self-reliant. Independence from God is birthed in a state of mind, and fostered by a worldly system. God always confronts independence and self-reliance in His people. He knows self-reliance can only serve as a mirage on a dry and thirsty road. Trusting God requires something of you. And this is where the issue of money comes in. When you say you trust God, He will require you to "put your money where your mouth is," so to speak. Its not that God needs more money and its not even that we are only talking about money here. The real issue is the state of your heart. Is it open to receive the kind of abundant life that Jesus offers? Or have you been deceived; are you in danger of losing everything that truly matters because the thief has come and has begun to steal from you? There is more to life than struggling to hold on to temporary things. There is adventure waiting to be had in a full life lived in relationship with Jesus Christ. Who knows where surrender to Jesus Christ will take us in life? Regardless of where you are or how much you have, God has a plan, and that plan is for you is to experience and demonstrate the "riches of Christ" to the people around you just by living and staying connected to the source of all your needs (See Ephesians 1:18; Philippians 4:19). Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the tithes of grain from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. First, we must realize that everything we have is given to us by God, and then we can hold our hands open to both receive gifts from Him and to offer them back freely to the One who holds ownership. It\'s a matter of trust and if we do not understand the trustworthiness and goodness of God, we will struggle against Him and take matters into our own hands. In this state, left unchecked, a person will become independent and self-reliant. Independence from God is birthed in a state of mind, and fostered by a worldly system. God always confronts independence and self-reliance in His people. He knows self-reliance can only serve as a mirage on a dry and thirsty road. Trusting God requires something of you. And this is where the issue of money comes in. When you say you trust God, He will require you to "put your money where your mouth is," so to speak. Its not that God needs more money and its not even that we are only talking about money here. The real issue is the state of your heart. Is it open to receive the kind of abundant life that Jesus offers? Or have you been deceived; are you in danger of losing everything that truly matters because the thief has come and has begun to steal from you? There is more to life than struggling to hold on to temporary things. There is adventure waiting to be had in a full life lived in relationship with Jesus Christ. Who knows where surrender to Jesus Christ will take us in life? Regardless of where you are or how much you have, God has a plan, and that plan is for you is to experience and demonstrate the "riches of Christ" to the people around you just by living and staying connected to the source of all your needs (See Ephesians 1:18; Philippians 4:19). http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-68798-2 Tithe,Tobiah,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the tithes of grain from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. First, we must realize that everything we have is given to us by God, and then we can hold our hands open to both receive gifts from Him and to offer them back freely to the One who holds ownership. It\'s a matter of trust and if we do not understand the trustworthiness and goodness of God, we will struggle against Him and take matters into our own hands. In this state, left unchecked, a person will become independent and self-reliant. Independence from God is birthed in a state of mind, and fostered by a worldly system. God always confronts independence and self-reliance in His people. He knows self-reliance can only serve as a mirage on a dry and thirsty road. Trusting God requires something of you. And this is where the issue of money comes in. When you say you trust God, He will require you to "put your money where your mouth is," so to speak. Its not that God needs more money and its not even that we are only talking about money here. The real issue is the state of your heart. Is it open to receive the kind of abundant life that Jesus offers? Or have you been deceived; are you in danger of losing everything that truly matters because the thief has come and has begun to steal from you? There is more to life than struggling to hold on to temporary things. There is adventure waiting to be had in a full life lived in relationship with Jesus Christ. Who knows where surrender to Jesus Christ will take us in life? Regardless of where you are or how much you have, God has a plan, and that plan is for you is to experience and demonstrate the "riches of Christ" to the people around you just by living and staying connected to the source of all your needs (See Ephesians 1:18; Philippians 4:19). Sat, 02 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Rob Cowles Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the tithes of grain from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. First, we must realize that everything we have is given to us by God, and then we can hold our hands open to both receive gifts from Him and to offer them back freely to the One who holds ownership. It\'s a matter of trust and if we do not understand the trustworthiness and goodness of God, we will struggle against Him and take matters into our own hands. In this state, left unchecked, a person will become independent and self-reliant. Independence from God is birthed in a state of mind, and fostered by a worldly system. God always confronts independence and self-reliance in His people. He knows self-reliance can only serve as a mirage on a dry and thirsty road. Trusting God requires something of you. And this is where the issue of money comes in. When you say you trust God, He will require you to "put your money where your mouth is," so to speak. Its not that God needs more money and its not even that we are only talking about money here. The real issue is the state of your heart. Is it open to receive the kind of abundant life that Jesus offers? Or have you been deceived; are you in danger of losing everything that truly matters because the thief has come and has begun to steal from you? There is more to life than struggling to hold on to temporary things. There is adventure waiting to be had in a full life lived in relationship with Jesus Christ. Who knows where surrender to Jesus Christ will take us in life? Regardless of where you are or how much you have, God has a plan, and that plan is for you is to experience and demonstrate the "riches of Christ" to the people around you just by living and staying connected to the source of all your needs (See Ephesians 1:18; Philippians 4:19). Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the tithes of grain from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. First, we must realize that everything we have is given to us by God, and then we can hold our hands open to both receive gifts from Him and to offer them back freely to the One who holds ownership. It\'s a matter of trust and if we do not understand the trustworthiness and goodness of God, we will struggle against Him and take matters into our own hands. In this state, left unchecked, a person will become independent and self-reliant. Independence from God is birthed in a state of mind, and fostered by a worldly system. God always confronts independence and self-reliance in His people. He knows self-reliance can only serve as a mirage on a dry and thirsty road. Trusting God requires something of you. And this is where the issue of money comes in. When you say you trust God, He will require you to "put your money where your mouth is," so to speak. Its not that God needs more money and its not even that we are only talking about money here. The real issue is the state of your heart. Is it open to receive the kind of abundant life that Jesus offers? Or have you been deceived; are you in danger of losing everything that truly matters because the thief has come and has begun to steal from you? There is more to life than struggling to hold on to temporary things. There is adventure waiting to be had in a full life lived in relationship with Jesus Christ. Who knows where surrender to Jesus Christ will take us in life? Regardless of where you are or how much you have, God has a plan, and that plan is for you is to experience and demonstrate the "riches of Christ" to the people around you just by living and staying connected to the source of all your needs (See Ephesians 1:18; Philippians 4:19). http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68798-3.mp4 Tithe,Tobiah,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking Jesus came so that we might have full, overflowing, and meaningful lives. But in telling us this, He started with a warning, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!" (John 10:10 NIV) In Nehemiah 13, Tobiah removed the tithes of grain from the temple storage to make room for his own stuff just as the enemy desires to remove the things in our hearts that we would otherwise present to God in worship, adoration, and appreciation. First, we must realize that everything we have is given to us by God, and then we can hold our hands open to both receive gifts from Him and to offer them back freely to the One who holds ownership. It\'s a matter of trust and if we do not understand the trustworthiness and goodness of God, we will struggle against Him and take matters into our own hands. In this state, left unchecked, a person will become independent and self-reliant. Independence from God is birthed in a state of mind, and fostered by a worldly system. God always confronts independence and self-reliance in His people. He knows self-reliance can only serve as a mirage on a dry and thirsty road. Trusting God requires something of you. And this is where the issue of money comes in. When you say you trust God, He will require you to "put your money where your mouth is," so to speak. Its not that God needs more money and its not even that we are only talking about money here. The real issue is the state of your heart. Is it open to receive the kind of abundant life that Jesus offers? Or have you been deceived; are you in danger of losing everything that truly matters because the thief has come and has begun to steal from you? There is more to life than struggling to hold on to temporary things. There is adventure waiting to be had in a full life lived in relationship with Jesus Christ. Who knows where surrender to Jesus Christ will take us in life? Regardless of where you are or how much you have, God has a plan, and that plan is for you is to experience and demonstrate the "riches of Christ" to the people around you just by living and staying connected to the source of all your needs (See Ephesians 1:18; Philippians 4:19). Dary Northrop Tobiah removed the contents of the temple to make room for his stuff. So far, we have discussed the grain offering that represents the spirit of generosity spurred on by gratitude, and the incense representing worship and prayers of God\'s people. In addition to these, the temple articles had been taken out to make room as well. These temple articles may have been things like shovels, wick trimmers, candles, dishes, sprinkling bowls, and other things used to facilitate worship in the temple (see 2 Kings 25:13-15). Think of the temple articles as things that were used in the worship and service to God. Each one of us has been carefully created by God. The Bible teaches us that we are not simply replicas of one another. God didn\'t stamp each one of us out as if by a cookie cutter. His creativity is infinite, He is not limited. He never runs out of ideas. Those who have relationship with God have been set apart for relationship with Him and for His purposes; His Spirit has equipped us with spiritual gifts to use as His ambassadors, His own hands and feet. This is what it means to facilitate something, it means that we represent someone and we do it in their name and with the resources that they have given us. The enemy, the power of sin, and the world\'s system are warring against God\'s ambassadors. There are many tactics and temptations that are used to inhibit the facilitation of God\'s purposes through His uniquely designed and gifted people. We must continually be on guard and be quick to listen to the "still small voice" of God within us that encourages us to press on as representatives of His grace, truth, and love. Let us strive to present the truth of who God is to a desperate world as we facilitate His work through us as members of the Body of Christ. Let Love Live! 27:46 Sat, 26 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68794-1.mp3 Temple,Articles,Tobiah,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking Tobiah removed the contents of the temple to make room for his stuff. So far, we have discussed the grain offering that represents the spirit of generosity spurred on by gratitude, and the incense representing worship and prayers of God\'s people. In addition to these, the temple articles had been taken out to make room as well. These temple articles may have been things like shovels, wick trimmers, candles, dishes, sprinkling bowls, and other things used to facilitate worship in the temple (see 2 Kings 25:13-15). Think of the temple articles as things that were used in the worship and service to God. Each one of us has been carefully created by God. The Bible teaches us that we are not simply replicas of one another. God didn\'t stamp each one of us out as if by a cookie cutter. His creativity is infinite, He is not limited. He never runs out of ideas. Those who have relationship with God have been set apart for relationship with Him and for His purposes; His Spirit has equipped us with spiritual gifts to use as His ambassadors, His own hands and feet. This is what it means to facilitate something, it means that we represent someone and we do it in their name and with the resources that they have given us. The enemy, the power of sin, and the world\'s system are warring against God\'s ambassadors. There are many tactics and temptations that are used to inhibit the facilitation of God\'s purposes through His uniquely designed and gifted people. We must continually be on guard and be quick to listen to the "still small voice" of God within us that encourages us to press on as representatives of His grace, truth, and love. Let us strive to present the truth of who God is to a desperate world as we facilitate His work through us as members of the Body of Christ. Let Love Live! Tobiah removed the contents of the temple to make room for his stuff. So far, we have discussed the grain offering that represents the spirit of generosity spurred on by gratitude, and the incense representing worship and prayers of God\'s people. In addition to these, the temple articles had been taken out to make room as well. These temple articles may have been things like shovels, wick trimmers, candles, dishes, sprinkling bowls, and other things used to facilitate worship in the temple (see 2 Kings 25:13-15). Think of the temple articles as things that were used in the worship and service to God. Each one of us has been carefully created by God. The Bible teaches us that we are not simply replicas of one another. God didn\'t stamp each one of us out as if by a cookie cutter. His creativity is infinite, He is not limited. He never runs out of ideas. Those who have relationship with God have been set apart for relationship with Him and for His purposes; His Spirit has equipped us with spiritual gifts to use as His ambassadors, His own hands and feet. This is what it means to facilitate something, it means that we represent someone and we do it in their name and with the resources that they have given us. The enemy, the power of sin, and the world\'s system are warring against God\'s ambassadors. There are many tactics and temptations that are used to inhibit the facilitation of God\'s purposes through His uniquely designed and gifted people. We must continually be on guard and be quick to listen to the "still small voice" of God within us that encourages us to press on as representatives of His grace, truth, and love. Let us strive to present the truth of who God is to a desperate world as we facilitate His work through us as members of the Body of Christ. Let Love Live! Sat, 26 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Tobiah removed the contents of the temple to make room for his stuff. So far, we have discussed the grain offering that represents the spirit of generosity spurred on by gratitude, and the incense representing worship and prayers of God\'s people. In addition to these, the temple articles had been taken out to make room as well. These temple articles may have been things like shovels, wick trimmers, candles, dishes, sprinkling bowls, and other things used to facilitate worship in the temple (see 2 Kings 25:13-15). Think of the temple articles as things that were used in the worship and service to God. Each one of us has been carefully created by God. The Bible teaches us that we are not simply replicas of one another. God didn\'t stamp each one of us out as if by a cookie cutter. His creativity is infinite, He is not limited. He never runs out of ideas. Those who have relationship with God have been set apart for relationship with Him and for His purposes; His Spirit has equipped us with spiritual gifts to use as His ambassadors, His own hands and feet. This is what it means to facilitate something, it means that we represent someone and we do it in their name and with the resources that they have given us. The enemy, the power of sin, and the world\'s system are warring against God\'s ambassadors. There are many tactics and temptations that are used to inhibit the facilitation of God\'s purposes through His uniquely designed and gifted people. We must continually be on guard and be quick to listen to the "still small voice" of God within us that encourages us to press on as representatives of His grace, truth, and love. Let us strive to present the truth of who God is to a desperate world as we facilitate His work through us as members of the Body of Christ. Let Love Live! Tobiah removed the contents of the temple to make room for his stuff. So far, we have discussed the grain offering that represents the spirit of generosity spurred on by gratitude, and the incense representing worship and prayers of God\'s people. In addition to these, the temple articles had been taken out to make room as well. These temple articles may have been things like shovels, wick trimmers, candles, dishes, sprinkling bowls, and other things used to facilitate worship in the temple (see 2 Kings 25:13-15). Think of the temple articles as things that were used in the worship and service to God. Each one of us has been carefully created by God. The Bible teaches us that we are not simply replicas of one another. God didn\'t stamp each one of us out as if by a cookie cutter. His creativity is infinite, He is not limited. He never runs out of ideas. Those who have relationship with God have been set apart for relationship with Him and for His purposes; His Spirit has equipped us with spiritual gifts to use as His ambassadors, His own hands and feet. This is what it means to facilitate something, it means that we represent someone and we do it in their name and with the resources that they have given us. The enemy, the power of sin, and the world\'s system are warring against God\'s ambassadors. There are many tactics and temptations that are used to inhibit the facilitation of God\'s purposes through His uniquely designed and gifted people. We must continually be on guard and be quick to listen to the "still small voice" of God within us that encourages us to press on as representatives of His grace, truth, and love. Let us strive to present the truth of who God is to a desperate world as we facilitate His work through us as members of the Body of Christ. Let Love Live! http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-68794-2 Temple,Articles,Tobiah,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking Tobiah removed the contents of the temple to make room for his stuff. So far, we have discussed the grain offering that represents the spirit of generosity spurred on by gratitude, and the incense representing worship and prayers of God\'s people. In addition to these, the temple articles had been taken out to make room as well. These temple articles may have been things like shovels, wick trimmers, candles, dishes, sprinkling bowls, and other things used to facilitate worship in the temple (see 2 Kings 25:13-15). Think of the temple articles as things that were used in the worship and service to God. Each one of us has been carefully created by God. The Bible teaches us that we are not simply replicas of one another. God didn\'t stamp each one of us out as if by a cookie cutter. His creativity is infinite, He is not limited. He never runs out of ideas. Those who have relationship with God have been set apart for relationship with Him and for His purposes; His Spirit has equipped us with spiritual gifts to use as His ambassadors, His own hands and feet. This is what it means to facilitate something, it means that we represent someone and we do it in their name and with the resources that they have given us. The enemy, the power of sin, and the world\'s system are warring against God\'s ambassadors. There are many tactics and temptations that are used to inhibit the facilitation of God\'s purposes through His uniquely designed and gifted people. We must continually be on guard and be quick to listen to the "still small voice" of God within us that encourages us to press on as representatives of His grace, truth, and love. Let us strive to present the truth of who God is to a desperate world as we facilitate His work through us as members of the Body of Christ. Let Love Live! Sat, 26 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop Tobiah removed the contents of the temple to make room for his stuff. So far, we have discussed the grain offering that represents the spirit of generosity spurred on by gratitude, and the incense representing worship and prayers of God\'s people. In addition to these, the temple articles had been taken out to make room as well. These temple articles may have been things like shovels, wick trimmers, candles, dishes, sprinkling bowls, and other things used to facilitate worship in the temple (see 2 Kings 25:13-15). Think of the temple articles as things that were used in the worship and service to God. Each one of us has been carefully created by God. The Bible teaches us that we are not simply replicas of one another. God didn\'t stamp each one of us out as if by a cookie cutter. His creativity is infinite, He is not limited. He never runs out of ideas. Those who have relationship with God have been set apart for relationship with Him and for His purposes; His Spirit has equipped us with spiritual gifts to use as His ambassadors, His own hands and feet. This is what it means to facilitate something, it means that we represent someone and we do it in their name and with the resources that they have given us. The enemy, the power of sin, and the world\'s system are warring against God\'s ambassadors. There are many tactics and temptations that are used to inhibit the facilitation of God\'s purposes through His uniquely designed and gifted people. We must continually be on guard and be quick to listen to the "still small voice" of God within us that encourages us to press on as representatives of His grace, truth, and love. Let us strive to present the truth of who God is to a desperate world as we facilitate His work through us as members of the Body of Christ. Let Love Live! Tobiah removed the contents of the temple to make room for his stuff. So far, we have discussed the grain offering that represents the spirit of generosity spurred on by gratitude, and the incense representing worship and prayers of God\'s people. In addition to these, the temple articles had been taken out to make room as well. These temple articles may have been things like shovels, wick trimmers, candles, dishes, sprinkling bowls, and other things used to facilitate worship in the temple (see 2 Kings 25:13-15). Think of the temple articles as things that were used in the worship and service to God. Each one of us has been carefully created by God. The Bible teaches us that we are not simply replicas of one another. God didn\'t stamp each one of us out as if by a cookie cutter. His creativity is infinite, He is not limited. He never runs out of ideas. Those who have relationship with God have been set apart for relationship with Him and for His purposes; His Spirit has equipped us with spiritual gifts to use as His ambassadors, His own hands and feet. This is what it means to facilitate something, it means that we represent someone and we do it in their name and with the resources that they have given us. The enemy, the power of sin, and the world\'s system are warring against God\'s ambassadors. There are many tactics and temptations that are used to inhibit the facilitation of God\'s purposes through His uniquely designed and gifted people. We must continually be on guard and be quick to listen to the "still small voice" of God within us that encourages us to press on as representatives of His grace, truth, and love. Let us strive to present the truth of who God is to a desperate world as we facilitate His work through us as members of the Body of Christ. Let Love Live! http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68794-3.mp4 Temple,Articles,Tobiah,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking Tobiah removed the contents of the temple to make room for his stuff. So far, we have discussed the grain offering that represents the spirit of generosity spurred on by gratitude, and the incense representing worship and prayers of God\'s people. In addition to these, the temple articles had been taken out to make room as well. These temple articles may have been things like shovels, wick trimmers, candles, dishes, sprinkling bowls, and other things used to facilitate worship in the temple (see 2 Kings 25:13-15). Think of the temple articles as things that were used in the worship and service to God. Each one of us has been carefully created by God. The Bible teaches us that we are not simply replicas of one another. God didn\'t stamp each one of us out as if by a cookie cutter. His creativity is infinite, He is not limited. He never runs out of ideas. Those who have relationship with God have been set apart for relationship with Him and for His purposes; His Spirit has equipped us with spiritual gifts to use as His ambassadors, His own hands and feet. This is what it means to facilitate something, it means that we represent someone and we do it in their name and with the resources that they have given us. The enemy, the power of sin, and the world\'s system are warring against God\'s ambassadors. There are many tactics and temptations that are used to inhibit the facilitation of God\'s purposes through His uniquely designed and gifted people. We must continually be on guard and be quick to listen to the "still small voice" of God within us that encourages us to press on as representatives of His grace, truth, and love. Let us strive to present the truth of who God is to a desperate world as we facilitate His work through us as members of the Body of Christ. Let Love Live! Jeff Lucas The incense that was removed from the temple storage and replaced with the worldly things of Tobiah represent what was used in prayer and worship of God. This removal of the various temple articles may seem harmless until we understand the function of the temple. The temple was set apart as a place where a holy God could interact with and receive worship and sacrifice from sinful people. The worship of God was absolutely central to the lives of His people. Without the ability to worship, they would perish as a nation and they would live futile lives. They were set apart as His people and without God, their identity would be lost. The same is true of us today. We, as God\'s people, are set apart and made holy for the purposes and the worship of God. Jesus accomplished this through His death and resurrection. Worship is central to our lives and it is central to our identity as God\'s people. When we lose the ability to worship, we lose the ability to truly live a life worth living. Without worship, our lives will be futile. Worship is more than singing songs on Sunday morning when we gather together at church. Oh, that is part of it, but it is so much more! Vines Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words states that to worship can mean "to revere," it can also mean, among other things, "to serve". But the main point that will do us good to know is that " the worship of God is nowhere defined in Scripture. A consideration of the above verbs shows that it is not confined to praise; broadly it may be regarded as the direct acknowledgement to God, of His nature, attributes, ways and claims, whether by the outgoing of the heart in praise and thanksgiving or by deed done in such acknowledgement" (Vines, 686). Nehemiah was intent in removing Tobiah\'s things from the temple and restoring it to its proper use. Let us also be passionate about removing the worldly things from our lives so that we can freely worship our God and live full and abiding lives in Christ. 30:15 Sat, 19 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68785-1.mp3 Tobiah,Nehemiah,Incense,Somebody's,knocking The incense that was removed from the temple storage and replaced with the worldly things of Tobiah represent what was used in prayer and worship of God. This removal of the various temple articles may seem harmless until we understand the function of the temple. The temple was set apart as a place where a holy God could interact with and receive worship and sacrifice from sinful people. The worship of God was absolutely central to the lives of His people. Without the ability to worship, they would perish as a nation and they would live futile lives. They were set apart as His people and without God, their identity would be lost. The same is true of us today. We, as God\'s people, are set apart and made holy for the purposes and the worship of God. Jesus accomplished this through His death and resurrection. Worship is central to our lives and it is central to our identity as God\'s people. When we lose the ability to worship, we lose the ability to truly live a life worth living. Without worship, our lives will be futile. Worship is more than singing songs on Sunday morning when we gather together at church. Oh, that is part of it, but it is so much more! Vines Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words states that to worship can mean "to revere," it can also mean, among other things, "to serve". But the main point that will do us good to know is that " the worship of God is nowhere defined in Scripture. A consideration of the above verbs shows that it is not confined to praise; broadly it may be regarded as the direct acknowledgement to God, of His nature, attributes, ways and claims, whether by the outgoing of the heart in praise and thanksgiving or by deed done in such acknowledgement" (Vines, 686). Nehemiah was intent in removing Tobiah\'s things from the temple and restoring it to its proper use. Let us also be passionate about removing the worldly things from our lives so that we can freely worship our God and live full and abiding lives in Christ. The incense that was removed from the temple storage and replaced with the worldly things of Tobiah represent what was used in prayer and worship of God. This removal of the various temple articles may seem harmless until we understand the function of the temple. The temple was set apart as a place where a holy God could interact with and receive worship and sacrifice from sinful people. The worship of God was absolutely central to the lives of His people. Without the ability to worship, they would perish as a nation and they would live futile lives. They were set apart as His people and without God, their identity would be lost. The same is true of us today. We, as God\'s people, are set apart and made holy for the purposes and the worship of God. Jesus accomplished this through His death and resurrection. Worship is central to our lives and it is central to our identity as God\'s people. When we lose the ability to worship, we lose the ability to truly live a life worth living. Without worship, our lives will be futile. Worship is more than singing songs on Sunday morning when we gather together at church. Oh, that is part of it, but it is so much more! Vines Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words states that to worship can mean "to revere," it can also mean, among other things, "to serve". But the main point that will do us good to know is that " the worship of God is nowhere defined in Scripture. A consideration of the above verbs shows that it is not confined to praise; broadly it may be regarded as the direct acknowledgement to God, of His nature, attributes, ways and claims, whether by the outgoing of the heart in praise and thanksgiving or by deed done in such acknowledgement" (Vines, 686). Nehemiah was intent in removing Tobiah\'s things from the temple and restoring it to its proper use. Let us also be passionate about removing the worldly things from our lives so that we can freely worship our God and live full and abiding lives in Christ. Sat, 19 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas The incense that was removed from the temple storage and replaced with the worldly things of Tobiah represent what was used in prayer and worship of God. This removal of the various temple articles may seem harmless until we understand the function of the temple. The temple was set apart as a place where a holy God could interact with and receive worship and sacrifice from sinful people. The worship of God was absolutely central to the lives of His people. Without the ability to worship, they would perish as a nation and they would live futile lives. They were set apart as His people and without God, their identity would be lost. The same is true of us today. We, as God\'s people, are set apart and made holy for the purposes and the worship of God. Jesus accomplished this through His death and resurrection. Worship is central to our lives and it is central to our identity as God\'s people. When we lose the ability to worship, we lose the ability to truly live a life worth living. Without worship, our lives will be futile. Worship is more than singing songs on Sunday morning when we gather together at church. Oh, that is part of it, but it is so much more! Vines Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words states that to worship can mean "to revere," it can also mean, among other things, "to serve". But the main point that will do us good to know is that " the worship of God is nowhere defined in Scripture. A consideration of the above verbs shows that it is not confined to praise; broadly it may be regarded as the direct acknowledgement to God, of His nature, attributes, ways and claims, whether by the outgoing of the heart in praise and thanksgiving or by deed done in such acknowledgement" (Vines, 686). Nehemiah was intent in removing Tobiah\'s things from the temple and restoring it to its proper use. Let us also be passionate about removing the worldly things from our lives so that we can freely worship our God and live full and abiding lives in Christ. The incense that was removed from the temple storage and replaced with the worldly things of Tobiah represent what was used in prayer and worship of God. This removal of the various temple articles may seem harmless until we understand the function of the temple. The temple was set apart as a place where a holy God could interact with and receive worship and sacrifice from sinful people. The worship of God was absolutely central to the lives of His people. Without the ability to worship, they would perish as a nation and they would live futile lives. They were set apart as His people and without God, their identity would be lost. The same is true of us today. We, as God\'s people, are set apart and made holy for the purposes and the worship of God. Jesus accomplished this through His death and resurrection. Worship is central to our lives and it is central to our identity as God\'s people. When we lose the ability to worship, we lose the ability to truly live a life worth living. Without worship, our lives will be futile. Worship is more than singing songs on Sunday morning when we gather together at church. Oh, that is part of it, but it is so much more! Vines Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words states that to worship can mean "to revere," it can also mean, among other things, "to serve". But the main point that will do us good to know is that " the worship of God is nowhere defined in Scripture. A consideration of the above verbs shows that it is not confined to praise; broadly it may be regarded as the direct acknowledgement to God, of His nature, attributes, ways and claims, whether by the outgoing of the heart in praise and thanksgiving or by deed done in such acknowledgement" (Vines, 686). Nehemiah was intent in removing Tobiah\'s things from the temple and restoring it to its proper use. Let us also be passionate about removing the worldly things from our lives so that we can freely worship our God and live full and abiding lives in Christ. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-68785-2 Tobiah,Nehemiah,Incense,Somebody's,knocking The incense that was removed from the temple storage and replaced with the worldly things of Tobiah represent what was used in prayer and worship of God. This removal of the various temple articles may seem harmless until we understand the function of the temple. The temple was set apart as a place where a holy God could interact with and receive worship and sacrifice from sinful people. The worship of God was absolutely central to the lives of His people. Without the ability to worship, they would perish as a nation and they would live futile lives. They were set apart as His people and without God, their identity would be lost. The same is true of us today. We, as God\'s people, are set apart and made holy for the purposes and the worship of God. Jesus accomplished this through His death and resurrection. Worship is central to our lives and it is central to our identity as God\'s people. When we lose the ability to worship, we lose the ability to truly live a life worth living. Without worship, our lives will be futile. Worship is more than singing songs on Sunday morning when we gather together at church. Oh, that is part of it, but it is so much more! Vines Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words states that to worship can mean "to revere," it can also mean, among other things, "to serve". But the main point that will do us good to know is that " the worship of God is nowhere defined in Scripture. A consideration of the above verbs shows that it is not confined to praise; broadly it may be regarded as the direct acknowledgement to God, of His nature, attributes, ways and claims, whether by the outgoing of the heart in praise and thanksgiving or by deed done in such acknowledgement" (Vines, 686). Nehemiah was intent in removing Tobiah\'s things from the temple and restoring it to its proper use. Let us also be passionate about removing the worldly things from our lives so that we can freely worship our God and live full and abiding lives in Christ. Sat, 19 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas The incense that was removed from the temple storage and replaced with the worldly things of Tobiah represent what was used in prayer and worship of God. This removal of the various temple articles may seem harmless until we understand the function of the temple. The temple was set apart as a place where a holy God could interact with and receive worship and sacrifice from sinful people. The worship of God was absolutely central to the lives of His people. Without the ability to worship, they would perish as a nation and they would live futile lives. They were set apart as His people and without God, their identity would be lost. The same is true of us today. We, as God\'s people, are set apart and made holy for the purposes and the worship of God. Jesus accomplished this through His death and resurrection. Worship is central to our lives and it is central to our identity as God\'s people. When we lose the ability to worship, we lose the ability to truly live a life worth living. Without worship, our lives will be futile. Worship is more than singing songs on Sunday morning when we gather together at church. Oh, that is part of it, but it is so much more! Vines Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words states that to worship can mean "to revere," it can also mean, among other things, "to serve". But the main point that will do us good to know is that " the worship of God is nowhere defined in Scripture. A consideration of the above verbs shows that it is not confined to praise; broadly it may be regarded as the direct acknowledgement to God, of His nature, attributes, ways and claims, whether by the outgoing of the heart in praise and thanksgiving or by deed done in such acknowledgement" (Vines, 686). Nehemiah was intent in removing Tobiah\'s things from the temple and restoring it to its proper use. Let us also be passionate about removing the worldly things from our lives so that we can freely worship our God and live full and abiding lives in Christ. The incense that was removed from the temple storage and replaced with the worldly things of Tobiah represent what was used in prayer and worship of God. This removal of the various temple articles may seem harmless until we understand the function of the temple. The temple was set apart as a place where a holy God could interact with and receive worship and sacrifice from sinful people. The worship of God was absolutely central to the lives of His people. Without the ability to worship, they would perish as a nation and they would live futile lives. They were set apart as His people and without God, their identity would be lost. The same is true of us today. We, as God\'s people, are set apart and made holy for the purposes and the worship of God. Jesus accomplished this through His death and resurrection. Worship is central to our lives and it is central to our identity as God\'s people. When we lose the ability to worship, we lose the ability to truly live a life worth living. Without worship, our lives will be futile. Worship is more than singing songs on Sunday morning when we gather together at church. Oh, that is part of it, but it is so much more! Vines Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words states that to worship can mean "to revere," it can also mean, among other things, "to serve". But the main point that will do us good to know is that " the worship of God is nowhere defined in Scripture. A consideration of the above verbs shows that it is not confined to praise; broadly it may be regarded as the direct acknowledgement to God, of His nature, attributes, ways and claims, whether by the outgoing of the heart in praise and thanksgiving or by deed done in such acknowledgement" (Vines, 686). Nehemiah was intent in removing Tobiah\'s things from the temple and restoring it to its proper use. Let us also be passionate about removing the worldly things from our lives so that we can freely worship our God and live full and abiding lives in Christ. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68785-3.mp4 Tobiah,Nehemiah,Incense,Somebody's,knocking The incense that was removed from the temple storage and replaced with the worldly things of Tobiah represent what was used in prayer and worship of God. This removal of the various temple articles may seem harmless until we understand the function of the temple. The temple was set apart as a place where a holy God could interact with and receive worship and sacrifice from sinful people. The worship of God was absolutely central to the lives of His people. Without the ability to worship, they would perish as a nation and they would live futile lives. They were set apart as His people and without God, their identity would be lost. The same is true of us today. We, as God\'s people, are set apart and made holy for the purposes and the worship of God. Jesus accomplished this through His death and resurrection. Worship is central to our lives and it is central to our identity as God\'s people. When we lose the ability to worship, we lose the ability to truly live a life worth living. Without worship, our lives will be futile. Worship is more than singing songs on Sunday morning when we gather together at church. Oh, that is part of it, but it is so much more! Vines Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words states that to worship can mean "to revere," it can also mean, among other things, "to serve". But the main point that will do us good to know is that " the worship of God is nowhere defined in Scripture. A consideration of the above verbs shows that it is not confined to praise; broadly it may be regarded as the direct acknowledgement to God, of His nature, attributes, ways and claims, whether by the outgoing of the heart in praise and thanksgiving or by deed done in such acknowledgement" (Vines, 686). Nehemiah was intent in removing Tobiah\'s things from the temple and restoring it to its proper use. Let us also be passionate about removing the worldly things from our lives so that we can freely worship our God and live full and abiding lives in Christ. Dary Northrop We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. To bring glory and honor to God is what brings meaning and purpose and joy to life. God designed us this way. Through His empowering Holy Spirit that dwells within, we are given "everything we need life and godliness" (2 Peter 1:3, NIV) In the time of Nehemiah, God\'s people used to freely give a grain offering in order to give thanks and appreciation for the blessings of God. Today, we can offer our thankfulness and appreciation to God as well, and one way we do it is by giving ourselves freely to God and to others through a spirit of generosity (see Romans 12:1). But the message of the world (and the message of Tobiah) directly contradicts this message. It\'s message, among others, is "live for yourselves" "protect what you have" "get the best parking spot" "get it your way." The famed missionary Dietrich Bonhoeffer said that "Whereas the primal relationship of man to man is a giving one, in the state of sin it is purely demanding. Every man exists in a state of complete voluntary isolation; each man lives his own life, instead of all living the same Godlife (Willard)". Christians who live in this way have been duped; and let\'s be honest, we all live this way to some extent. Let\'s commit today to not remove the things of God to make room for the attitudes and things of the world. Life is a journey and more and more we are being changed into the image of Christ as we go along. The people of God have been called to live a life of generosity, reflecting this godly attribute. And we should not be deceived, God Himself has put generosity in our hearts by His Holy Spirit (see Ezekiel 11:19-20 and Ephesians 4:24). If you look into your heart and see that a generous spirit has been replaced by something else, praise God that He is able to restore it in your life as you turn toward Him and His ways. It\'s never too late to cultivate the things of God! 29:49 Sat, 12 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68781-1.mp3 grain,offering,tobiah,temple,storage,worship We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. To bring glory and honor to God is what brings meaning and purpose and joy to life. God designed us this way. Through His empowering Holy Spirit that dwells within, we are given "everything we need life and godliness" (2 Peter 1:3, NIV) In the time of Nehemiah, God\'s people used to freely give a grain offering in order to give thanks and appreciation for the blessings of God. Today, we can offer our thankfulness and appreciation to God as well, and one way we do it is by giving ourselves freely to God and to others through a spirit of generosity (see Romans 12:1). But the message of the world (and the message of Tobiah) directly contradicts this message. It\'s message, among others, is "live for yourselves" "protect what you have" "get the best parking spot" "get it your way." The famed missionary Dietrich Bonhoeffer said that "Whereas the primal relationship of man to man is a giving one, in the state of sin it is purely demanding. Every man exists in a state of complete voluntary isolation; each man lives his own life, instead of all living the same Godlife (Willard)". Christians who live in this way have been duped; and let\'s be honest, we all live this way to some extent. Let\'s commit today to not remove the things of God to make room for the attitudes and things of the world. Life is a journey and more and more we are being changed into the image of Christ as we go along. The people of God have been called to live a life of generosity, reflecting this godly attribute. And we should not be deceived, God Himself has put generosity in our hearts by His Holy Spirit (see Ezekiel 11:19-20 and Ephesians 4:24). If you look into your heart and see that a generous spirit has been replaced by something else, praise God that He is able to restore it in your life as you turn toward Him and His ways. It\'s never too late to cultivate the things of God! We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. To bring glory and honor to God is what brings meaning and purpose and joy to life. God designed us this way. Through His empowering Holy Spirit that dwells within, we are given "everything we need life and godliness" (2 Peter 1:3, NIV) In the time of Nehemiah, God\'s people used to freely give a grain offering in order to give thanks and appreciation for the blessings of God. Today, we can offer our thankfulness and appreciation to God as well, and one way we do it is by giving ourselves freely to God and to others through a spirit of generosity (see Romans 12:1). But the message of the world (and the message of Tobiah) directly contradicts this message. It\'s message, among others, is "live for yourselves" "protect what you have" "get the best parking spot" "get it your way." The famed missionary Dietrich Bonhoeffer said that "Whereas the primal relationship of man to man is a giving one, in the state of sin it is purely demanding. Every man exists in a state of complete voluntary isolation; each man lives his own life, instead of all living the same Godlife (Willard)". Christians who live in this way have been duped; and let\'s be honest, we all live this way to some extent. Let\'s commit today to not remove the things of God to make room for the attitudes and things of the world. Life is a journey and more and more we are being changed into the image of Christ as we go along. The people of God have been called to live a life of generosity, reflecting this godly attribute. And we should not be deceived, God Himself has put generosity in our hearts by His Holy Spirit (see Ezekiel 11:19-20 and Ephesians 4:24). If you look into your heart and see that a generous spirit has been replaced by something else, praise God that He is able to restore it in your life as you turn toward Him and His ways. It\'s never too late to cultivate the things of God! Sat, 12 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. To bring glory and honor to God is what brings meaning and purpose and joy to life. God designed us this way. Through His empowering Holy Spirit that dwells within, we are given "everything we need life and godliness" (2 Peter 1:3, NIV) In the time of Nehemiah, God\'s people used to freely give a grain offering in order to give thanks and appreciation for the blessings of God. Today, we can offer our thankfulness and appreciation to God as well, and one way we do it is by giving ourselves freely to God and to others through a spirit of generosity (see Romans 12:1). But the message of the world (and the message of Tobiah) directly contradicts this message. It\'s message, among others, is "live for yourselves" "protect what you have" "get the best parking spot" "get it your way." The famed missionary Dietrich Bonhoeffer said that "Whereas the primal relationship of man to man is a giving one, in the state of sin it is purely demanding. Every man exists in a state of complete voluntary isolation; each man lives his own life, instead of all living the same Godlife (Willard)". Christians who live in this way have been duped; and let\'s be honest, we all live this way to some extent. Let\'s commit today to not remove the things of God to make room for the attitudes and things of the world. Life is a journey and more and more we are being changed into the image of Christ as we go along. The people of God have been called to live a life of generosity, reflecting this godly attribute. And we should not be deceived, God Himself has put generosity in our hearts by His Holy Spirit (see Ezekiel 11:19-20 and Ephesians 4:24). If you look into your heart and see that a generous spirit has been replaced by something else, praise God that He is able to restore it in your life as you turn toward Him and His ways. It\'s never too late to cultivate the things of God! We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. To bring glory and honor to God is what brings meaning and purpose and joy to life. God designed us this way. Through His empowering Holy Spirit that dwells within, we are given "everything we need life and godliness" (2 Peter 1:3, NIV) In the time of Nehemiah, God\'s people used to freely give a grain offering in order to give thanks and appreciation for the blessings of God. Today, we can offer our thankfulness and appreciation to God as well, and one way we do it is by giving ourselves freely to God and to others through a spirit of generosity (see Romans 12:1). But the message of the world (and the message of Tobiah) directly contradicts this message. It\'s message, among others, is "live for yourselves" "protect what you have" "get the best parking spot" "get it your way." The famed missionary Dietrich Bonhoeffer said that "Whereas the primal relationship of man to man is a giving one, in the state of sin it is purely demanding. Every man exists in a state of complete voluntary isolation; each man lives his own life, instead of all living the same Godlife (Willard)". Christians who live in this way have been duped; and let\'s be honest, we all live this way to some extent. Let\'s commit today to not remove the things of God to make room for the attitudes and things of the world. Life is a journey and more and more we are being changed into the image of Christ as we go along. The people of God have been called to live a life of generosity, reflecting this godly attribute. And we should not be deceived, God Himself has put generosity in our hearts by His Holy Spirit (see Ezekiel 11:19-20 and Ephesians 4:24). If you look into your heart and see that a generous spirit has been replaced by something else, praise God that He is able to restore it in your life as you turn toward Him and His ways. It\'s never too late to cultivate the things of God! http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-68781-2 grain,offering,tobiah,temple,storage,worship We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. To bring glory and honor to God is what brings meaning and purpose and joy to life. God designed us this way. Through His empowering Holy Spirit that dwells within, we are given "everything we need life and godliness" (2 Peter 1:3, NIV) In the time of Nehemiah, God\'s people used to freely give a grain offering in order to give thanks and appreciation for the blessings of God. Today, we can offer our thankfulness and appreciation to God as well, and one way we do it is by giving ourselves freely to God and to others through a spirit of generosity (see Romans 12:1). But the message of the world (and the message of Tobiah) directly contradicts this message. It\'s message, among others, is "live for yourselves" "protect what you have" "get the best parking spot" "get it your way." The famed missionary Dietrich Bonhoeffer said that "Whereas the primal relationship of man to man is a giving one, in the state of sin it is purely demanding. Every man exists in a state of complete voluntary isolation; each man lives his own life, instead of all living the same Godlife (Willard)". Christians who live in this way have been duped; and let\'s be honest, we all live this way to some extent. Let\'s commit today to not remove the things of God to make room for the attitudes and things of the world. Life is a journey and more and more we are being changed into the image of Christ as we go along. The people of God have been called to live a life of generosity, reflecting this godly attribute. And we should not be deceived, God Himself has put generosity in our hearts by His Holy Spirit (see Ezekiel 11:19-20 and Ephesians 4:24). If you look into your heart and see that a generous spirit has been replaced by something else, praise God that He is able to restore it in your life as you turn toward Him and His ways. It\'s never too late to cultivate the things of God! Sat, 12 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. To bring glory and honor to God is what brings meaning and purpose and joy to life. God designed us this way. Through His empowering Holy Spirit that dwells within, we are given "everything we need life and godliness" (2 Peter 1:3, NIV) In the time of Nehemiah, God\'s people used to freely give a grain offering in order to give thanks and appreciation for the blessings of God. Today, we can offer our thankfulness and appreciation to God as well, and one way we do it is by giving ourselves freely to God and to others through a spirit of generosity (see Romans 12:1). But the message of the world (and the message of Tobiah) directly contradicts this message. It\'s message, among others, is "live for yourselves" "protect what you have" "get the best parking spot" "get it your way." The famed missionary Dietrich Bonhoeffer said that "Whereas the primal relationship of man to man is a giving one, in the state of sin it is purely demanding. Every man exists in a state of complete voluntary isolation; each man lives his own life, instead of all living the same Godlife (Willard)". Christians who live in this way have been duped; and let\'s be honest, we all live this way to some extent. Let\'s commit today to not remove the things of God to make room for the attitudes and things of the world. Life is a journey and more and more we are being changed into the image of Christ as we go along. The people of God have been called to live a life of generosity, reflecting this godly attribute. And we should not be deceived, God Himself has put generosity in our hearts by His Holy Spirit (see Ezekiel 11:19-20 and Ephesians 4:24). If you look into your heart and see that a generous spirit has been replaced by something else, praise God that He is able to restore it in your life as you turn toward Him and His ways. It\'s never too late to cultivate the things of God! We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. To bring glory and honor to God is what brings meaning and purpose and joy to life. God designed us this way. Through His empowering Holy Spirit that dwells within, we are given "everything we need life and godliness" (2 Peter 1:3, NIV) In the time of Nehemiah, God\'s people used to freely give a grain offering in order to give thanks and appreciation for the blessings of God. Today, we can offer our thankfulness and appreciation to God as well, and one way we do it is by giving ourselves freely to God and to others through a spirit of generosity (see Romans 12:1). But the message of the world (and the message of Tobiah) directly contradicts this message. It\'s message, among others, is "live for yourselves" "protect what you have" "get the best parking spot" "get it your way." The famed missionary Dietrich Bonhoeffer said that "Whereas the primal relationship of man to man is a giving one, in the state of sin it is purely demanding. Every man exists in a state of complete voluntary isolation; each man lives his own life, instead of all living the same Godlife (Willard)". Christians who live in this way have been duped; and let\'s be honest, we all live this way to some extent. Let\'s commit today to not remove the things of God to make room for the attitudes and things of the world. Life is a journey and more and more we are being changed into the image of Christ as we go along. The people of God have been called to live a life of generosity, reflecting this godly attribute. And we should not be deceived, God Himself has put generosity in our hearts by His Holy Spirit (see Ezekiel 11:19-20 and Ephesians 4:24). If you look into your heart and see that a generous spirit has been replaced by something else, praise God that He is able to restore it in your life as you turn toward Him and His ways. It\'s never too late to cultivate the things of God! http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68781-3.mp4 grain,offering,tobiah,temple,storage,worship We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. To bring glory and honor to God is what brings meaning and purpose and joy to life. God designed us this way. Through His empowering Holy Spirit that dwells within, we are given "everything we need life and godliness" (2 Peter 1:3, NIV) In the time of Nehemiah, God\'s people used to freely give a grain offering in order to give thanks and appreciation for the blessings of God. Today, we can offer our thankfulness and appreciation to God as well, and one way we do it is by giving ourselves freely to God and to others through a spirit of generosity (see Romans 12:1). But the message of the world (and the message of Tobiah) directly contradicts this message. It\'s message, among others, is "live for yourselves" "protect what you have" "get the best parking spot" "get it your way." The famed missionary Dietrich Bonhoeffer said that "Whereas the primal relationship of man to man is a giving one, in the state of sin it is purely demanding. Every man exists in a state of complete voluntary isolation; each man lives his own life, instead of all living the same Godlife (Willard)". Christians who live in this way have been duped; and let\'s be honest, we all live this way to some extent. Let\'s commit today to not remove the things of God to make room for the attitudes and things of the world. Life is a journey and more and more we are being changed into the image of Christ as we go along. The people of God have been called to live a life of generosity, reflecting this godly attribute. And we should not be deceived, God Himself has put generosity in our hearts by His Holy Spirit (see Ezekiel 11:19-20 and Ephesians 4:24). If you look into your heart and see that a generous spirit has been replaced by something else, praise God that He is able to restore it in your life as you turn toward Him and His ways. It\'s never too late to cultivate the things of God! Dary Northrop The Scriptures tell us that those who have come to God through Jesus Christ have been made into a new creation. They have been re-born and filled with the very Holy Spirit of God that empowers them to live a victorious, full, and joyful life. This is not only for the future when we live in heaven, it\'s for now. This is not to say that we will not encounter adversity in our lives here on earth; there are spiritual principalities and powers that war against us. The book of Nehemiah is a wonderful and historical account of post-exilic Jerusalem and the work that God\'s people set out to do to rebuild their lives under the love and care of their God. Their exile was the consequence of turning away from God and breaking His covenant with them. Now, they were being called to return to their homeland and to the worship and service of their LORD, a merciful and gracious act of God. But they encountered adversity and opposition from their enemies living among them, people that despised their God and the work that He was doing through them. Tobiah was a man that worked hard to intimidate and confuse God\'s people as they labored to rebuild the walls of their beloved city. To make matters worse, the priest Eliashib had given Tobiah a place to store his objects in the holy temple, the temple of the God of Israel! Figuratively speaking, the spirit of Tobiah is alive and kicking today among us. We will continue to encounter this spirit for the rest of our time here on earth; the Bible tells us this is so. There are principalities and powers that struggle against us for the purpose of weakening our worship and witness of God as well as our service for His Kingdom. We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. As we go through this series, let us pray and ask the Lord to speak to our hearts and to bring wisdom and revelation that will enable us to stand firm against the attitudes, thought patterns, and things that fight for a place in our hearts and lives. 27:23 Sat, 05 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68772-1.mp3 Tobiah,Temple,Storage,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking The Scriptures tell us that those who have come to God through Jesus Christ have been made into a new creation. They have been re-born and filled with the very Holy Spirit of God that empowers them to live a victorious, full, and joyful life. This is not only for the future when we live in heaven, it\'s for now. This is not to say that we will not encounter adversity in our lives here on earth; there are spiritual principalities and powers that war against us. The book of Nehemiah is a wonderful and historical account of post-exilic Jerusalem and the work that God\'s people set out to do to rebuild their lives under the love and care of their God. Their exile was the consequence of turning away from God and breaking His covenant with them. Now, they were being called to return to their homeland and to the worship and service of their LORD, a merciful and gracious act of God. But they encountered adversity and opposition from their enemies living among them, people that despised their God and the work that He was doing through them. Tobiah was a man that worked hard to intimidate and confuse God\'s people as they labored to rebuild the walls of their beloved city. To make matters worse, the priest Eliashib had given Tobiah a place to store his objects in the holy temple, the temple of the God of Israel! Figuratively speaking, the spirit of Tobiah is alive and kicking today among us. We will continue to encounter this spirit for the rest of our time here on earth; the Bible tells us this is so. There are principalities and powers that struggle against us for the purpose of weakening our worship and witness of God as well as our service for His Kingdom. We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. As we go through this series, let us pray and ask the Lord to speak to our hearts and to bring wisdom and revelation that will enable us to stand firm against the attitudes, thought patterns, and things that fight for a place in our hearts and lives. The Scriptures tell us that those who have come to God through Jesus Christ have been made into a new creation. They have been re-born and filled with the very Holy Spirit of God that empowers them to live a victorious, full, and joyful life. This is not only for the future when we live in heaven, it\'s for now. This is not to say that we will not encounter adversity in our lives here on earth; there are spiritual principalities and powers that war against us. The book of Nehemiah is a wonderful and historical account of post-exilic Jerusalem and the work that God\'s people set out to do to rebuild their lives under the love and care of their God. Their exile was the consequence of turning away from God and breaking His covenant with them. Now, they were being called to return to their homeland and to the worship and service of their LORD, a merciful and gracious act of God. But they encountered adversity and opposition from their enemies living among them, people that despised their God and the work that He was doing through them. Tobiah was a man that worked hard to intimidate and confuse God\'s people as they labored to rebuild the walls of their beloved city. To make matters worse, the priest Eliashib had given Tobiah a place to store his objects in the holy temple, the temple of the God of Israel! Figuratively speaking, the spirit of Tobiah is alive and kicking today among us. We will continue to encounter this spirit for the rest of our time here on earth; the Bible tells us this is so. There are principalities and powers that struggle against us for the purpose of weakening our worship and witness of God as well as our service for His Kingdom. We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. As we go through this series, let us pray and ask the Lord to speak to our hearts and to bring wisdom and revelation that will enable us to stand firm against the attitudes, thought patterns, and things that fight for a place in our hearts and lives. Sat, 05 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop The Scriptures tell us that those who have come to God through Jesus Christ have been made into a new creation. They have been re-born and filled with the very Holy Spirit of God that empowers them to live a victorious, full, and joyful life. This is not only for the future when we live in heaven, it\'s for now. This is not to say that we will not encounter adversity in our lives here on earth; there are spiritual principalities and powers that war against us. The book of Nehemiah is a wonderful and historical account of post-exilic Jerusalem and the work that God\'s people set out to do to rebuild their lives under the love and care of their God. Their exile was the consequence of turning away from God and breaking His covenant with them. Now, they were being called to return to their homeland and to the worship and service of their LORD, a merciful and gracious act of God. But they encountered adversity and opposition from their enemies living among them, people that despised their God and the work that He was doing through them. Tobiah was a man that worked hard to intimidate and confuse God\'s people as they labored to rebuild the walls of their beloved city. To make matters worse, the priest Eliashib had given Tobiah a place to store his objects in the holy temple, the temple of the God of Israel! Figuratively speaking, the spirit of Tobiah is alive and kicking today among us. We will continue to encounter this spirit for the rest of our time here on earth; the Bible tells us this is so. There are principalities and powers that struggle against us for the purpose of weakening our worship and witness of God as well as our service for His Kingdom. We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. As we go through this series, let us pray and ask the Lord to speak to our hearts and to bring wisdom and revelation that will enable us to stand firm against the attitudes, thought patterns, and things that fight for a place in our hearts and lives. The Scriptures tell us that those who have come to God through Jesus Christ have been made into a new creation. They have been re-born and filled with the very Holy Spirit of God that empowers them to live a victorious, full, and joyful life. This is not only for the future when we live in heaven, it\'s for now. This is not to say that we will not encounter adversity in our lives here on earth; there are spiritual principalities and powers that war against us. The book of Nehemiah is a wonderful and historical account of post-exilic Jerusalem and the work that God\'s people set out to do to rebuild their lives under the love and care of their God. Their exile was the consequence of turning away from God and breaking His covenant with them. Now, they were being called to return to their homeland and to the worship and service of their LORD, a merciful and gracious act of God. But they encountered adversity and opposition from their enemies living among them, people that despised their God and the work that He was doing through them. Tobiah was a man that worked hard to intimidate and confuse God\'s people as they labored to rebuild the walls of their beloved city. To make matters worse, the priest Eliashib had given Tobiah a place to store his objects in the holy temple, the temple of the God of Israel! Figuratively speaking, the spirit of Tobiah is alive and kicking today among us. We will continue to encounter this spirit for the rest of our time here on earth; the Bible tells us this is so. There are principalities and powers that struggle against us for the purpose of weakening our worship and witness of God as well as our service for His Kingdom. We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. As we go through this series, let us pray and ask the Lord to speak to our hearts and to bring wisdom and revelation that will enable us to stand firm against the attitudes, thought patterns, and things that fight for a place in our hearts and lives. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-68772-2 Tobiah,Temple,Storage,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking The Scriptures tell us that those who have come to God through Jesus Christ have been made into a new creation. They have been re-born and filled with the very Holy Spirit of God that empowers them to live a victorious, full, and joyful life. This is not only for the future when we live in heaven, it\'s for now. This is not to say that we will not encounter adversity in our lives here on earth; there are spiritual principalities and powers that war against us. The book of Nehemiah is a wonderful and historical account of post-exilic Jerusalem and the work that God\'s people set out to do to rebuild their lives under the love and care of their God. Their exile was the consequence of turning away from God and breaking His covenant with them. Now, they were being called to return to their homeland and to the worship and service of their LORD, a merciful and gracious act of God. But they encountered adversity and opposition from their enemies living among them, people that despised their God and the work that He was doing through them. Tobiah was a man that worked hard to intimidate and confuse God\'s people as they labored to rebuild the walls of their beloved city. To make matters worse, the priest Eliashib had given Tobiah a place to store his objects in the holy temple, the temple of the God of Israel! Figuratively speaking, the spirit of Tobiah is alive and kicking today among us. We will continue to encounter this spirit for the rest of our time here on earth; the Bible tells us this is so. There are principalities and powers that struggle against us for the purpose of weakening our worship and witness of God as well as our service for His Kingdom. We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. As we go through this series, let us pray and ask the Lord to speak to our hearts and to bring wisdom and revelation that will enable us to stand firm against the attitudes, thought patterns, and things that fight for a place in our hearts and lives. Sat, 05 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0700 Dary Northrop The Scriptures tell us that those who have come to God through Jesus Christ have been made into a new creation. They have been re-born and filled with the very Holy Spirit of God that empowers them to live a victorious, full, and joyful life. This is not only for the future when we live in heaven, it\'s for now. This is not to say that we will not encounter adversity in our lives here on earth; there are spiritual principalities and powers that war against us. The book of Nehemiah is a wonderful and historical account of post-exilic Jerusalem and the work that God\'s people set out to do to rebuild their lives under the love and care of their God. Their exile was the consequence of turning away from God and breaking His covenant with them. Now, they were being called to return to their homeland and to the worship and service of their LORD, a merciful and gracious act of God. But they encountered adversity and opposition from their enemies living among them, people that despised their God and the work that He was doing through them. Tobiah was a man that worked hard to intimidate and confuse God\'s people as they labored to rebuild the walls of their beloved city. To make matters worse, the priest Eliashib had given Tobiah a place to store his objects in the holy temple, the temple of the God of Israel! Figuratively speaking, the spirit of Tobiah is alive and kicking today among us. We will continue to encounter this spirit for the rest of our time here on earth; the Bible tells us this is so. There are principalities and powers that struggle against us for the purpose of weakening our worship and witness of God as well as our service for His Kingdom. We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. As we go through this series, let us pray and ask the Lord to speak to our hearts and to bring wisdom and revelation that will enable us to stand firm against the attitudes, thought patterns, and things that fight for a place in our hearts and lives. The Scriptures tell us that those who have come to God through Jesus Christ have been made into a new creation. They have been re-born and filled with the very Holy Spirit of God that empowers them to live a victorious, full, and joyful life. This is not only for the future when we live in heaven, it\'s for now. This is not to say that we will not encounter adversity in our lives here on earth; there are spiritual principalities and powers that war against us. The book of Nehemiah is a wonderful and historical account of post-exilic Jerusalem and the work that God\'s people set out to do to rebuild their lives under the love and care of their God. Their exile was the consequence of turning away from God and breaking His covenant with them. Now, they were being called to return to their homeland and to the worship and service of their LORD, a merciful and gracious act of God. But they encountered adversity and opposition from their enemies living among them, people that despised their God and the work that He was doing through them. Tobiah was a man that worked hard to intimidate and confuse God\'s people as they labored to rebuild the walls of their beloved city. To make matters worse, the priest Eliashib had given Tobiah a place to store his objects in the holy temple, the temple of the God of Israel! Figuratively speaking, the spirit of Tobiah is alive and kicking today among us. We will continue to encounter this spirit for the rest of our time here on earth; the Bible tells us this is so. There are principalities and powers that struggle against us for the purpose of weakening our worship and witness of God as well as our service for His Kingdom. We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. As we go through this series, let us pray and ask the Lord to speak to our hearts and to bring wisdom and revelation that will enable us to stand firm against the attitudes, thought patterns, and things that fight for a place in our hearts and lives. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-68772-3.mp4 Tobiah,Temple,Storage,Nehemiah,Somebody's,Knocking The Scriptures tell us that those who have come to God through Jesus Christ have been made into a new creation. They have been re-born and filled with the very Holy Spirit of God that empowers them to live a victorious, full, and joyful life. This is not only for the future when we live in heaven, it\'s for now. This is not to say that we will not encounter adversity in our lives here on earth; there are spiritual principalities and powers that war against us. The book of Nehemiah is a wonderful and historical account of post-exilic Jerusalem and the work that God\'s people set out to do to rebuild their lives under the love and care of their God. Their exile was the consequence of turning away from God and breaking His covenant with them. Now, they were being called to return to their homeland and to the worship and service of their LORD, a merciful and gracious act of God. But they encountered adversity and opposition from their enemies living among them, people that despised their God and the work that He was doing through them. Tobiah was a man that worked hard to intimidate and confuse God\'s people as they labored to rebuild the walls of their beloved city. To make matters worse, the priest Eliashib had given Tobiah a place to store his objects in the holy temple, the temple of the God of Israel! Figuratively speaking, the spirit of Tobiah is alive and kicking today among us. We will continue to encounter this spirit for the rest of our time here on earth; the Bible tells us this is so. There are principalities and powers that struggle against us for the purpose of weakening our worship and witness of God as well as our service for His Kingdom. We are God\'s ambassadors in this world and created for great things that will bring honor and glory to the King of the Universe, our God. As we go through this series, let us pray and ask the Lord to speak to our hearts and to bring wisdom and revelation that will enable us to stand firm against the attitudes, thought patterns, and things that fight for a place in our hearts and lives. Jeff Lucas Part of the Real Life Stuff Series. A study from the book of James. 00:33:20 Sat, 03 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0700 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-96449-1.mp3 James,Wisdom Part of the Real Life Stuff Series. A study from the book of James. Part of the Real Life Stuff Series. A study from the book of James. Sat, 03 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part of the Real Life Stuff Series. A study from the book of James. Part of the Real Life Stuff Series. A study from the book of James. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D11671-rss-96449-2 James,Wisdom Part of the Real Life Stuff Series. A study from the book of James. Sat, 03 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0700 Jeff Lucas Part of the Real Life Stuff Series. A study from the book of James. Part of the Real Life Stuff Series. A study from the book of James. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/11671-rss-96449-3.mp4 James,Wisdom Part of the Real Life Stuff Series. A study from the book of James.