The Power of Participation

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The Power of Participation

August 25, 2024 • Keith Robinson • Acts 2

This 4-week sermon series at Mesa Church explores the profound

significance of having a seat at God's table, emphasizing the themes of invitation,

fellowship, transformation, and mission. Through these messages, the series aims to inspire the congregation to embrace their roles in evangelism, fellowship, and discipleship, casting a vision for Mesa Church as a place where people are invited, transformed, and sent out to fulfill God's purpose.

The Power of Restoration and Celebration

September 8, 2024 • Keith Robinson • Luke 15

The Power of Revelation

September 1, 2024 • Keith Robinson • Luke 24

The Power of an Invitation

August 18, 2024 • Keith Robinson • Matthew 22, Luke 14

This 4-week sermon series at Mesa Church explores the profound significance of having a seat at God's table, emphasizing the themes of invitation, fellowship, transformation, and mission. Through these messages, the series aims to inspire the congregation to embrace their roles in evangelism, fellowship, and discipleship, casting a vision for Mesa Church as a place where people are invited, transformed, and sent out to fulfill God's purpose. 5 questions for reflection and small groups: 1. Reflect on a time when you received a special invitation that made you feel valued and important. How did that experience impact your relationship with the inviter and your response to the event? How does this personal experience help you understand the significance of God's invitation to His table? 2. In Luke 14:18-20, the invited guests made various excuses for not attending the banquet. What are some common excuses people might use today to avoid accepting God's invitation? How can we address these excuses in our own lives and in our outreach to others? Responding to Indifference, Rebellion, and Self-Sufficiency: 3. The parables highlight three main barriers to accepting God's invitation: indifference, rebellion, and self-sufficiency. Which of these barriers do you struggle with most personally? How can recognizing these barriers help you better respond to God's call and help others overcome similar obstacles? 4. The parables of the banquet illustrate that God's invitation is radically inclusive, extending to all people, regardless of their background. How can we reflect this inclusivity in our own lives and within our church community? What are some practical ways to ensure we are welcoming and inclusive to everyone? 5. In Matthew 22:11-14, the man without wedding clothes is cast out, symbolizing the need to be prepared for God's invitation. What does it mean to be spiritually "dressed" for the banquet, according to Revelation 19:6-8? How can we ensure we are prepared and living in a way that aligns with God's expectations for His table?