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Luke 3:1-20 We must repent in order to be saved. What will you sacrifice to share the truth?

The Duties of Disciples Jesus teaches his disciples the importance of rebuking and forgiving fellow believers. Luke 17:1-10

Luke 17:1-10 It is Christ's will for us to ask for forgiveness and to forgive seven times seven. We are reminded by the word to be obedient and humble and to help others to be also. Help his word guide you so that you may guide others to Christ.

Proverbs 16:24, Galations 6:1, 1 Thessalonians 5:18, Hebrews 13:5, Hebrews 12:1-2, Lamentations 22:2-3 , 1 Peter 4:8, and James 1:22 There are nice and helpful in the world and we should be an encouragement to them. There are others who are just going through the motions of life; we need to ba light to those people. Be content with what you have and be careful with what you drag around with you. Lastly, question everyday if you are truly living out what you beleive.

Daily bread and forgiveness.

This message follows the reasons from Ephesains 5 a beliver has to imitate Christ love andforgivness.

This Sunday Pastor Seve talks about king David, Recognizing when we have sined and owning up to our sins.

Why follow Jesus like the Christians? Why not Mohammed or Buddha? What's so special about Jesus?

God, Creator of All, designed the marriage of a man to a woman for both their lifetimes to reveal His glory and character and to establish order in human society beginning with the home, the smallest unit of natural human governance. Our desparately wicked hearts draw us away from God at heartbreaking speed and in tragic realities with severe consequences personally and in our society. God rescues sinners when they trust Him, believing that Jesus died for their sin, that He was buried, and that He was raised from the dead and is alive now both receiving and coming to live in those who've laid their hope, their confidence in Him rather than in themselves. Now, having been brought into His Kingdom by faith, He sets before us a new way to live, the way of His Kingdom and He is alive with us and in us to help us to walk in His Way! Where sin abounds... grace abounds so much more! Take joy in the God who saves sinners like you and I! Recorded at Refuge TLH on Sunday, June 30, 2019.

The way of Jesus, of His Kingdom, sets us free from the tyrrany of personal vendetta. We are free to forgive and love and help people who hurt us, who wound our pride, and who persecute us, who anger us. We are free to give away what we have knowing that God, who owns everything, is able to provide and protect and repay so that there will always be, in the end, justice, though we may see much injustice around us. God knows. Remember, while being hurt, Jesus neither fought back, nor ran away, rather he absorbed the hurt and forgave those responsible. The Spirit of Jesus is within all those who follow Him, trusting Him, those who've been born from above. LORD, help us to be different than we are. Recorded at Refuge TLH on Sunday, July 14, 2019.

The way of Jesus' Kingdom is the way of authentic love pursuing God's pleasure and God's will. We ought to be authentic in our lives seeking to please God rather than men. Doing good things to be seen by people will result in failing to receive reward in the Kingdom of Heaven. Whether giving to the poor, praying, or fasting, let it be done in secret with no show. Let us not seek to manipulate others with our public demonstrations of 'good will'. Frequently, we are guilty of using the poverty of others for our own benefit. This should not be so. LORD, help us to be of no reputation, to take on ourselves the form of a slave, a servant; to do what is right and good and true and just, when no one sees. Even pursuing ways to do good with no one seeing. Because You see. And You are enough. Recorded at Refuge TLH on Sunday, July 21, 2019.

Jesus is the Good Shepherd of those in His Kingdom. He ensures we have all we need, every moment, to do and be and think and say what He wants. He is the ruler of all the Earth and there is nothing that is hard for Him. He is able to help any who come to Him. Jesus rescues sinners. Many believe they have established there own righteousness but those who know they are sick are readily rescued by the Good Shepherd, Jesus. He justifies the ungodly. While he is able to and does variously heal physical illness or touble, we look forward to the fullness of His Kingdom, when all sorrow, sickness, death, and pain will pass away and we will be made new! Isn't He wonderful!??!!!?!?!!