There’s so much to learn from the conversations of Jesus. As apprentices, His conversations give us clear guidance on how to interact with people. His conversations teach us that there’s so much that precedes speaking. Learning from the Master positions us to be used by Him for His purposes and to fulfill His calling on our lives.
Learning From the Master
February 13, 2022 • Pastor Dave Engbrecht • John 3
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A Conversation with Peter
March 13, 2022 • Pastor Tim Veenstra • Matthew 18:21–35, Matthew 6:14–15
After Jesus finishes teaching on how to handle conflict, Peter asks Jesus how many times he is required to forgive someone that sins against him. Jesus’ response is profound, not just for Peter, but for each of us today. Jesus, on multiple occasions, speaks to the importance of doing the hard and deep works of forgivingness. We would be wise to listen.
A Conversation with the Samaritan Woman
March 6, 2022 • Pastor Tim Veenstra, Pastor Dave Engbrecht, Pastor Joe Focht • John 4:15–26
In her conversation with Jesus, the Samaritan woman is brought face-to-face with God and with herself. Jesus had a way of exposing the longing in a person’s soul. He reveals to the Samaritan woman her lostness and His ability to find her. What would it look like if we came face-to-face with God and ourselves today? What kind of worship would flow from that revelation?
A Conversation with Pilate
February 27, 2022 • Pastor Tim Veenstra • John 18:37–38
February 27, 2022 / John 18:37-38 In his conversation with Jesus, Pilate asks a deeply profound question, “What is truth?” It is up for interpretation whether Pilate asks this with a cynical, sarcastic tone or a wistful, wearied one, but either way, the question remains the same. What is truth?