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Have you ever lost something of value to you? Have you ever lost something that was so important that you looked all over until you found this item? Today, we are moving right along in our series on the book of Luke. I am in chapter 15 and in this chapter Jesus gives us three parables of something that…

Four things to see: 1 Now the tax collectors and sinners were all gathering around to hear Jesus. 2 But the Pharisees and the teachers of the law muttered, “This man welcomes sinners and eats with them.” It’s what you would do if you were Jesus 3 Then Jesus told them this parable: 4 “Suppose one of you…

This Week’s Theme: Purposed Restored Word for the Week is Restoration: The returning of something or someone to their original state. Through the redeeming work of Jesus Christ, both humanity and creation will eventually be restored. Memory verse: Galatians 6:1 Brethren, if a man is overtaken in any…

Paul showed the supremacy of Christ. At the end of that section, Paul wrote this: For God was pleased to have all his fullness dwell in him, and through him to reconcile to himself all things, whether things on earth or things in heaven, by making peace through his blood, shed on the cross. Now, the…

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Big Idea: Heaven rejoices over repentance so Jesus seeks lost people Introduction I wonder just how much of a parent’s life is spent hunting for things their children have lost? Parents, what do you think? 30%? This week Rachael and I were hunting for a tiny piece of lego that our daughter Elizabeth…

‎God’s heart to reach people who don’t know Him will move forward with or without you…but He wants to do it with you! // To find out more about Involve Church, please visit involvechurch.com or email info@involvechurch.com

Introduction As we begin I want us to listen to the words of a song. It’s called “Give Me Your Eyes.” 4:02 This song is the plea of a mans heart to see people how God does. As we work our way through this passage I believe we see the heart of the Apostle Paul for the lost. He wanted people to be saved.…

Last week we began a new series called Created for Significance. I want to begin this week by telling you once again that you are significant in God’s Kingdom. You have a place in His kingdom. You have an important role to play. Today, I want to ask each of you a question. What’s really important to…

When We Pray 2 And he said unto them, When ye pray, say, Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done, as in heaven, so in earth. What are some assumptions about prayer? It is an assumption That all followers of Christ pray That prayer is central to following…

This past Monday and Tuesday Pastor Shawn and I went to the annual meeting of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina. We go to this every year, and always have a great time, but this time we were joined by Brandon Shull, Drew Broughton and Brian Kelly. This morning we want to share what the Lord…

Chasing Pleasure in The Wrong Direction Often when I am looking for fulfillment, the earthly things in my life offer the distractions that prevent me from being filled with God. Our desires and needs are met in God alone. However, when we are hungry, angry, lonely, or tired, we often find ourselves searching…

Jericho… as Jesus is on His way to Jerusalem He goes through Jericho. WHY ? In Verse 35 we see He is approaching Jericho (a particular path) and interacts with a blind man In Verse 1 we see He is passing through Jericho (this is not His destination)… Jerusalem is! The people following Him know this and…

What type of knowledge of Jesus do we need? What does Jesus give to those who believe in Him? By what are we born again?

Can we be saved by comparing ourselves to other people? Does it make any sense to justify my life based on how it compares to how other people live their lives?

When Jesus is challenged over hanging around with the wrong sort of people he responds with three stories showing us how much God misses his lost children, and how he wants his people to rejoice when they're brought home. This is God's heart - and it should be ours too.

One of the most famous parables in the Bible, but what does it say to you and me today?

Luke 15 (evening worship) Sermon details: Jesus shows why he spends so much time with sinners and outcasts in 3 simple illustrations. Preacher: Daniel Pelichowski