N Commandments - Part 5

Part 5 - Worry Not

The future is uncertain and sometimes scary. This one truth can help you to live free of worry. The early Christian church was a “resurrection religion”—it was motivated less by a set of rules than by the event of Jesus’ death and resurrection. During his earthly ministry Jesus initiated a New Covenant based on love instead of rules. But that doesn’t mean he threw out the rules. In fact, he passed along an odd assortment of new commandments that sounded unreasonable . . . until he initiated and punctuated this New Covenant by dying on a cross and then rising from dead.

Worry Not
Steve Brethour

Scripture:  Matthew 6:25-34; John 14:1, 27

N Commandments - Part 4

Part 4 - Doubt Not

Wouldn't it be great to have a faith with no doubts? But most believers wrestle with doubt at some level. We face circumstances that don’t add up. We see suffering and injustice in the world. Doubt grabs our minds and emotions. We wonder if we’re just making excuses for a God who isn’t really there . . . or isn’t there in the way we assumed. Jesus commanded: “Doubt not.” But when he said that, he didn’t mean for us to quit feeling doubtful. His command was more practical and life-changing. 

Doubt Not
Kevin Martin

Scripture: Matthew 14:30-31; Matthew 21:21; John 6:60, 66-69

N Commandments - Part 3

Part 2 - Sin Not

When Jesus rose from the dead, it changed everything. The early church had a Resurrection religion. They couldn’t go back and embrace a Temple Model that focused on sacred men in sacred places with special interpretations of sacred texts. Instead, they had one new commandment: love one another as Jesus had loved them. Jesus gave his followers another commandment related to the commandment to love one another: sin no more. But how are we supposed to do that when we’re so imperfect? 

Sin Not
Steve Brethour

Scripture: John 8:2-11; Exodus 20:14; Leviticus 20:10

N Commandments - Part 2

Part 1 - Fear Not

Jesus commanded his followers not to do a few things. But his "not" commandments were so extreme his followers were tempted not to even try. And then, Jesus rose from the dead and everything changed. The Bible is complex. Christianity can seem extreme. But when it comes to faith, this one thing changed everything. Life can be scary. Believe it or not, there's a way to live without fear . . . even when there's something to be afraid of.

Fear Not
Kevin Martin

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N Commandments - Part 1

Part 1 - Unhitched

Jesus commanded his followers not to do a few things. But his "not" commandments were so extreme his followers were tempted not to even try. And then, Jesus rose from the dead and everything changed. The Bible is complex. Christianity can seem extreme. But when it comes to faith, this one thing changed everything.

Unhitched
Steve Brethour

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:1–5; Acts 15:1–2, 4–7, 10–11, 19–20, 23–31

Battle ll - Defeating the Idols That Battle For Our Hearts

“There are gods at war within each of us, and they battle for the throne of our hearts. And much is at stake, for which ever god wins that war gains control over us and ultimately determines our destiny…”

Kyle Idleman

Part 1 - Introduction
Kevin Martin

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Digger and Anne's relationships with one another and with their children are affected by their heroin addictions in this collection of scenes from "Digger & Anne."

Future Family - Part 6 - Legacy

Actions don’t merely speak louder than words; they echo into the next generation. While they will forget what we say, they will never forget what we do.

Part 6 - Legacy
Steve Brethour

Scripture: Genesis 39:21; Genesis 42:5–7; Genesis 27:41; Genesis 31:3

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