March 5, 2013
This was a devastating critique of the Sadducees’ theology by Jesus. They affirmed only the Torah and denied the resurrection of the dead. Jesus declared them wrong on both. There are many today who claim to be teachers and theologians that Jesus would stand against because they dismiss the Bible and deny the resurrection. Do you believe the Bible? Do you believe in the resurrection? What does Jesus think of your theology?
August 5, 2012
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Mark 12:30
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three commitments
Pastor Gary Combs continues the “iCommit” series with this message about the importance of making a simple commitment to worship God by giving Jesus first place in your life. This message is taken from Mark 12:30 where Jesus simplifies all of Scripture by teaching the great commandment to love God.
July 22, 2012
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Mark 12:28-31
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discipleship
Justin Norden delivers a message entitled “The Most Important Doctrine.”
March 5, 2012
Who do you know that is near unto the Kingdom? Can you see the Kingdom in their eyes? They need only be introduced to the King. But someone must make the introduction. Would you be willing to introduce them to King Jesus?
March 4, 2012
We have dual citizenship. We are born into Caesar’s kingdom, but born again into God’s. We are to live at peace with the temporal king, while proclaiming the imminent return of the Eternal One. When the two kingdoms are at odds, we bow only to King Jesus!
March 5, 2011
Have you met one like this? One who has the Kingdom in his eyes, but not yet in his heart? No need to argue, just encourage them to believe. Tell them it’s only a matter of time. Say it with a smile. You know something that they soon will too.
January 16, 2011
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Mark 12:30
Pastor Gary Combs continues the 4-part series “Simplify Life.” This message teaches from Mark 12:30 where Jesus says that loving God is the greatest commandment. The first thing we need to put in our life is loving God. We celebrate what we love.
August 9, 2009
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Mark 12:30
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three commitments, worship
Did you know that God cares about what you celebrate? I think it’s because we celebrate what we truly love. And God cares about that.