We tend to think about big moments, earth-shattering experiences, as where the most important things happen, because they’re often experienced by big crowds of people. But where is the real difference made – this study and the Bible suggest it’s one at a time. And how do we spot the one we’re positioned to help? Maybe, as we’ll see in today’s message, instead of focusing on the crowd, it’s time to use a zoom lens to see the one God has set before you!
Zoom Lens
January 21, 2024 • Randy Hageman • Luke 8:40–48
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February 25, 2024 • Randy Hageman • Luke 7:11–15
Jesus focused on the one, but he didn’t stop there! He looked into that person’s life and had compassion for them. But as we see in the Gospels, the “compassion” Jesus had was always followed by something more – “and”! Jesus had compassion, and he acted, as we’ll see in today’s message. Combined with the previous steps in this series, we see how God wants to use us to change the world, one person at a time!
The Power of AND
February 25, 2024 • Randy Hageman • Luke 7:11–15
Jesus focused on the one, but he didn’t stop there! He looked into that person’s life and had compassion for them. But as we see in the Gospels, the “compassion” Jesus had was always followed by something more – “and”! Jesus had compassion, and he acted, as we’ll see in today’s message. Combined with the previous steps in this series, we see how God wants to use us to change the world, one person at a time!
Extra-Mile Mentality
February 18, 2024 • Susan Hageman • Matthew 4:23–25, Matthew 5, Romans 12:21, 1 John 3:16, Philippians 2:3–11
“Don’t get mad; get even!” It’s a tempting mantra, and we easily justify it. As good as it would feel to “get even,” is there something better? And if there’s a better way, do I care? Let’s consider the surprising words of Jesus from his most talked-about sermon, all about going the extra mile for people who don’t deserve it. This won’t be easy! But let’s walk a mile or two with Jesus and see where we end up.