FOLLOW: To Drink from the Cup

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FOLLOW: To Drink from the Cup

To Drink from the Cup

November 10, 2024 • Jovan Barrington • Matthew 20:20–28

Series Title: FOLLOW

Sermon Title: To Drink from the Cup

Scripture: Matthew 20:20-28

Series Idea: We will be deeply engaged in earnest prayer to follow Jesus and make followers who will REACH people.

Sermon Idea: Jesus came to serve and not be served

Bottom Line: Be the first to serve.

FOLLOW: Jesus Heals Two Blind Men

November 17, 2024 • Jovan Barrington • Matthew 20:29–34

Series Title: FOLLOW Sermon Title: Jesus Heals Two Blind Men Scripture: Matthew 20:29-34 Series Idea: We will be deeply engaged in earnest prayer to follow Jesus and make followers who will REACH people. Sermon Idea: Jesus, even on His way to the cross, stopped to show compassion and heal those in need. His example challenges us to be attentive to the cries for help around us and to respond with service and compassion. When our eyes are opened, we follow Jesus. Bottom Line: Open your eyes.

FOLLOW: The Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard

October 27, 2024 • Jovan Barrington • Matthew 20:1–16

Series Title: FOLLOW Sermon Title: The Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard Scripture: Matthew 20:1-16 Series Idea: We will be deeply engaged in earnest prayer to follow Jesus and make followers who will REACH people. Sermon Idea: So the last will be first, and the first will be last. Bottom Line: In God's kingdom, it's not about fairness—it's about His overwhelming generosity, where the last will be first and the first will be last.

FOLLOW: The Rich and the Kingdom of God

October 20, 2024 • Jovan Barrington • Matthew 19:16–30

Series Title: FOLLOW Sermon Title: The Rich and the Kingdom of God Scripture: Matthew 19:16-30 Series Idea: We will be deeply engaged in earnest prayer to follow Jesus and make followers who will REACH people. Sermon Idea: So, who then can be saved? The answer is both humbling and liberating: anyone who relies wholly on God. Salvation is not achieved through our own efforts or merits, but through God's grace and power. Bottom Line: Salvation is not achieved through our own efforts or merits, but through God's grace and power.