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Jesus often spoke in ways that purposefully confounded crowds and left some people walking away confused. Jesus spoke in riddles and stories, and in these teachings, there was always a twist. A reversal. In other words, something that makes us want to lean in desiring to know more, or to get up and walk away. Most of all, Jesus’ parables are a window… a window into the upside-down, paradoxical kingdom of God.
Join us this summer as we explore Jesus’ brilliant stories and as we seek out His kingdom revealed to us in their midst
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Parables: The Tower and the King - 08
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Jesus can set you free from the tyranny of trying to please others. And the tyranny of trying to please yourself. Following Him will cost you. But not following Him costs us so much more. And you’ll end up fighting a war you cannot win. With a God who loves you, and longs for you to surrender. Unconditional surrender. But who welcomes us in, not as slaves or even subjects. But as daughters and sons. The God who made me. Who died for me. Who rose victoriously for me. Who gives me His Spirit to actually be able to live this out. And forgiveness when I fail. Hope that one day all things will be made new. Church, the cost is high. But is it?
From Series: "Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus"
Jesus’s teachings weren’t always straightforward. In fact, even as someone widely known as the greatest teacher and communicator the world has ever seen, Jesus often spoke in ways that purposefully confounded crowds and left some people walking away confused. Jesus spoke in riddles and stories, and in these teachings, there was always a twist. A reversal. In other words, something that makes us want to lean in desiring to know more, or to get up and walk away. Most of all, Jesus’ parables are a window... a window into the upside-down, paradoxical kingdom of God. Join us this summer as we explore Jesus’ brilliant stories and as we seek out His kingdom revealed to us in their midst.
From Series: Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus
More Messages Associated With "Parables"...
| Parables: The Tower and the Kings - 08 | Bill Gorman | July 12, 2020 | Watch | ||
| Parables: The Great Banquet - 07 | Taylor Fair | July 5, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Mustard Seed - 06 | Bill Gorman | June 28, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Rich Fool - 05 | Bill Gorman | June 21, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Friend at Midnight - 04 | Taylor Fair | June 14, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Good Samaritan - 02 | Bill Gorman | May 31, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Sower - 01 | Bill Gorman | May 24, 2020 | Watch | Listen |
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Parables: The Tower and the King - 08
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Jesus can set you free from the tyranny of trying to please others. And the tyranny of trying to please yourself. Following Him will cost you. But not following Him costs us so much more. And you’ll end up fighting a war you cannot win. With a God who loves you, and longs for you to surrender. Unconditional surrender. But who welcomes us in, not as slaves or even subjects. But as daughters and sons. The God who made me. Who died for me. Who rose victoriously for me. Who gives me His Spirit to actually be able to live this out. And forgiveness when I fail. Hope that one day all things will be made new. Church, the cost is high. But is it?
From Series: "Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus"
Jesus’s teachings weren’t always straightforward. In fact, even as someone widely known as the greatest teacher and communicator the world has ever seen, Jesus often spoke in ways that purposefully confounded crowds and left some people walking away confused. Jesus spoke in riddles and stories, and in these teachings, there was always a twist. A reversal. In other words, something that makes us want to lean in desiring to know more, or to get up and walk away. Most of all, Jesus’ parables are a window... a window into the upside-down, paradoxical kingdom of God. Join us this summer as we explore Jesus’ brilliant stories and as we seek out His kingdom revealed to us in their midst.
From Series: Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus
More Messages Associated With "Parables"...
| Parables: The Tower and the Kings - 08 | Bill Gorman | July 12, 2020 | Watch | ||
| Parables: The Great Banquet - 07 | Taylor Fair | July 5, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Mustard Seed - 06 | Bill Gorman | June 28, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Rich Fool - 05 | Bill Gorman | June 21, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Friend at Midnight - 04 | Taylor Fair | June 14, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Good Samaritan - 02 | Bill Gorman | May 31, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Sower - 01 | Bill Gorman | May 24, 2020 | Watch | Listen |
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Parables: The Tower and the King - 08
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Jesus can set you free from the tyranny of trying to please others. And the tyranny of trying to please yourself. Following Him will cost you. But not following Him costs us so much more. And you’ll end up fighting a war you cannot win. With a God who loves you, and longs for you to surrender. Unconditional surrender. But who welcomes us in, not as slaves or even subjects. But as daughters and sons. The God who made me. Who died for me. Who rose victoriously for me. Who gives me His Spirit to actually be able to live this out. And forgiveness when I fail. Hope that one day all things will be made new. Church, the cost is high. But is it?
From Series: "Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus"
Jesus’s teachings weren’t always straightforward. In fact, even as someone widely known as the greatest teacher and communicator the world has ever seen, Jesus often spoke in ways that purposefully confounded crowds and left some people walking away confused. Jesus spoke in riddles and stories, and in these teachings, there was always a twist. A reversal. In other words, something that makes us want to lean in desiring to know more, or to get up and walk away. Most of all, Jesus’ parables are a window... a window into the upside-down, paradoxical kingdom of God. Join us this summer as we explore Jesus’ brilliant stories and as we seek out His kingdom revealed to us in their midst.
From Series: Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus
More Messages Associated With "Parables"...
| Parables: The Tower and the King - 08 | Nathan Miller | July 12, 2020 | Watch | ||
| Parables: The Great Banquet - 07 | Gabe Coyle | July 5, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Mustard Seed - 06 | Gabe Coyle | June 28, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Rich Fool - 05 | Ben Beasley | June 21, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Friend at Midnight - 04 | Gabe Coyle | June 14, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Lord's Prayer - 03 | Gabe Coyle | June 7, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Good Samaritan - 02 | Gabe Coyle | May 31, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parable of the Sower - 01 | Gabe Coyle | May 24, 2020 | Watch | Listen |
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Parables: The Tower and the King - 08
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Jesus can set you free from the tyranny of trying to please others. And the tyranny of trying to please yourself. Following Him will cost you. But not following Him costs us so much more. And you’ll end up fighting a war you cannot win. With a God who loves you, and longs for you to surrender. Unconditional surrender. But who welcomes us in, not as slaves or even subjects. But as daughters and sons. The God who made me. Who died for me. Who rose victoriously for me. Who gives me His Spirit to actually be able to live this out. And forgiveness when I fail. Hope that one day all things will be made new. Church, the cost is high. But is it?
From Series: "Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus"
Jesus’s teachings weren’t always straightforward. In fact, even as someone widely known as the greatest teacher and communicator the world has ever seen, Jesus often spoke in ways that purposefully confounded crowds and left some people walking away confused. Jesus spoke in riddles and stories, and in these teachings, there was always a twist. A reversal. In other words, something that makes us want to lean in desiring to know more, or to get up and walk away. Most of all, Jesus’ parables are a window... a window into the upside-down, paradoxical kingdom of God. Join us this summer as we explore Jesus’ brilliant stories and as we seek out His kingdom revealed to us in their midst.
From Series: Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus
More Messages Associated With "Parables"...
| Parables: The Tower and the King - 08 | Nathan Miller | July 12, 2020 | Watch | ||
| Parables: The Great Banquet - 07 | Gabe Coyle | July 5, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Mustard Seed - 06 | Gabe Coyle | June 28, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Rich Fool - 05 | Ben Beasley | June 21, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Friend at Midnight - 04 | Gabe Coyle | June 14, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Lord's Prayer - 03 | Gabe Coyle | June 7, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Good Samaritan - 02 | Gabe Coyle | May 31, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parable of the Sower - 01 | Gabe Coyle | May 24, 2020 | Watch | Listen |
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Parables: The Tower and the King - 08
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Jesus can set you free from the tyranny of trying to please others. And the tyranny of trying to please yourself. Following Him will cost you. But not following Him costs us so much more. And you’ll end up fighting a war you cannot win. With a God who loves you, and longs for you to surrender. Unconditional surrender. But who welcomes us in, not as slaves or even subjects. But as daughters and sons. The God who made me. Who died for me. Who rose victoriously for me. Who gives me His Spirit to actually be able to live this out. And forgiveness when I fail. Hope that one day all things will be made new. Church, the cost is high. But is it?
From Series: "Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus"
Jesus’s teachings weren’t always straightforward. In fact, even as someone widely known as the greatest teacher and communicator the world has ever seen, Jesus often spoke in ways that purposefully confounded crowds and left some people walking away confused. Jesus spoke in riddles and stories, and in these teachings, there was always a twist. A reversal. In other words, something that makes us want to lean in desiring to know more, or to get up and walk away. Most of all, Jesus’ parables are a window... a window into the upside-down, paradoxical kingdom of God. Join us this summer as we explore Jesus’ brilliant stories and as we seek out His kingdom revealed to us in their midst.
From Series: Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus
More Messages Associated With "Parables"...
| Parables: The Tower and the King - 08 | Andrew Jones | July 12, 2020 | Watch | ||
| Parables: The Great Banquet - 07 | Andrew Jones | July 5, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Mustard Seed - 06 | Tom Nelson | June 28, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Rich Fool - 05 | Andrew Jones | June 21, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Friend at Midnight - 04 | Andrew Jones | June 14, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Lord's Prayer - 03 | Andrew Jones | June 7, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Good Samaritan - 02 | Tom Nelson | May 31, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Sower - 01 | Andrew Jones | May 24, 2020 | Watch | Listen |
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Parables: The Tower and the King - 08
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Jesus can set you free from the tyranny of trying to please others. And the tyranny of trying to please yourself. Following Him will cost you. But not following Him costs us so much more. And you’ll end up fighting a war you cannot win. With a God who loves you, and longs for you to surrender. Unconditional surrender. But who welcomes us in, not as slaves or even subjects. But as daughters and sons. The God who made me. Who died for me. Who rose victoriously for me. Who gives me His Spirit to actually be able to live this out. And forgiveness when I fail. Hope that one day all things will be made new. Church, the cost is high. But is it?
From Series: "Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus"
Jesus’s teachings weren’t always straightforward. In fact, even as someone widely known as the greatest teacher and communicator the world has ever seen, Jesus often spoke in ways that purposefully confounded crowds and left some people walking away confused. Jesus spoke in riddles and stories, and in these teachings, there was always a twist. A reversal. In other words, something that makes us want to lean in desiring to know more, or to get up and walk away. Most of all, Jesus’ parables are a window... a window into the upside-down, paradoxical kingdom of God. Join us this summer as we explore Jesus’ brilliant stories and as we seek out His kingdom revealed to us in their midst.
From Series: Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus
More Messages Associated With "Parables"...
| Parables: The Tower and the King - 08 | Andrew Jones | July 12, 2020 | Watch | ||
| Parables: The Great Banquet - 07 | Andrew Jones | July 5, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Mustard Seed - 06 | Tom Nelson | June 28, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Rich Fool - 05 | Andrew Jones | June 21, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Friend at Midnight - 04 | Andrew Jones | June 14, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Lord's Prayer - 03 | Andrew Jones | June 7, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Good Samaritan - 02 | Tom Nelson | May 31, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Sower - 01 | Andrew Jones | May 24, 2020 | Watch | Listen |
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Parables: The Tower and the King - 08
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Jesus can set you free from the tyranny of trying to please others. And the tyranny of trying to please yourself. Following Him will cost you. But not following Him costs us so much more. And you’ll end up fighting a war you cannot win. With a God who loves you, and longs for you to surrender. Unconditional surrender. But who welcomes us in, not as slaves or even subjects. But as daughters and sons. The God who made me. Who died for me. Who rose victoriously for me. Who gives me His Spirit to actually be able to live this out. And forgiveness when I fail. Hope that one day all things will be made new. Church, the cost is high. But is it?
From Series: "Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus"
Jesus’s teachings weren’t always straightforward. In fact, even as someone widely known as the greatest teacher and communicator the world has ever seen, Jesus often spoke in ways that purposefully confounded crowds and left some people walking away confused. Jesus spoke in riddles and stories, and in these teachings, there was always a twist. A reversal. In other words, something that makes us want to lean in desiring to know more, or to get up and walk away. Most of all, Jesus’ parables are a window... a window into the upside-down, paradoxical kingdom of God. Join us this summer as we explore Jesus’ brilliant stories and as we seek out His kingdom revealed to us in their midst.
From Series: Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus
More Messages Associated With "Parables"...
| Parables: The Tower and the King - 08 | Nathan Miller | July 12, 2020 | Watch | ||
| Parables: The Great Banquet - 07 | Ben Laur | July 5, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Rich Fool - 06 | Reid Kapple | June 28, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Mustard Seed - 05 | Nathan Miller | June 21, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Friend at Midnight - 04 | Nathan Miller | June 14, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Lord's Prayer - 03 | Reid Kapple | June 7, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Good Samaritan - 02 | Reid Kapple | May 31, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Sower - 01 | Reid Kapple | May 24, 2020 | Watch | Listen |
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Parables: The Tower and the King - 08
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Jesus can set you free from the tyranny of trying to please others. And the tyranny of trying to please yourself. Following Him will cost you. But not following Him costs us so much more. And you’ll end up fighting a war you cannot win. With a God who loves you, and longs for you to surrender. Unconditional surrender. But who welcomes us in, not as slaves or even subjects. But as daughters and sons. The God who made me. Who died for me. Who rose victoriously for me. Who gives me His Spirit to actually be able to live this out. And forgiveness when I fail. Hope that one day all things will be made new. Church, the cost is high. But is it?
From Series: "Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus"
Jesus’s teachings weren’t always straightforward. In fact, even as someone widely known as the greatest teacher and communicator the world has ever seen, Jesus often spoke in ways that purposefully confounded crowds and left some people walking away confused. Jesus spoke in riddles and stories, and in these teachings, there was always a twist. A reversal. In other words, something that makes us want to lean in desiring to know more, or to get up and walk away. Most of all, Jesus’ parables are a window... a window into the upside-down, paradoxical kingdom of God. Join us this summer as we explore Jesus’ brilliant stories and as we seek out His kingdom revealed to us in their midst.
From Series: Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus
More Messages Associated With "Parables"...
| Parables: The Tower and the King - 08 | Nathan Miller | July 12, 2020 | Watch | ||
| Parables: The Great Banquet - 07 | Ben Laur | July 5, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Rich Fool - 06 | Reid Kapple | June 28, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Mustard Seed - 05 | Nathan Miller | June 21, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Friend at Midnight - 04 | Nathan Miller | June 14, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Lord's Prayer - 03 | Reid Kapple | June 7, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Good Samaritan - 02 | Reid Kapple | May 31, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Sower - 01 | Reid Kapple | May 24, 2020 | Watch | Listen |
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Parables: The Tower and the King - 08
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Jesus can set you free from the tyranny of trying to please others. And the tyranny of trying to please yourself. Following Him will cost you. But not following Him costs us so much more. And you’ll end up fighting a war you cannot win. With a God who loves you, and longs for you to surrender. Unconditional surrender. But who welcomes us in, not as slaves or even subjects. But as daughters and sons. The God who made me. Who died for me. Who rose victoriously for me. Who gives me His Spirit to actually be able to live this out. And forgiveness when I fail. Hope that one day all things will be made new. Church, the cost is high. But is it?
From Series: "Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus"
Jesus’s teachings weren’t always straightforward. In fact, even as someone widely known as the greatest teacher and communicator the world has ever seen, Jesus often spoke in ways that purposefully confounded crowds and left some people walking away confused. Jesus spoke in riddles and stories, and in these teachings, there was always a twist. A reversal. In other words, something that makes us want to lean in desiring to know more, or to get up and walk away. Most of all, Jesus’ parables are a window... a window into the upside-down, paradoxical kingdom of God. Join us this summer as we explore Jesus’ brilliant stories and as we seek out His kingdom revealed to us in their midst.
From Series: Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus
More Messages Associated With "Parables"...
| Parables: The Tower and the King - 08 | Tim Spanburg | July 12, 2020 | Watch | ||
| Parables: The Great Banquet - 07 | Tim Spanburg | July 5, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Rich Fool - 06 | Joseph Luigs | June 28, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Mustard Seed - 05 | Tim Spanburg | June 21, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Friend at Midnight - 04 | Andrew Campbell | June 14, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Good Samaritan - 02 | Tim Spanburg | May 31, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Sower - 01 | Tim Spanburg | May 24, 2020 | Watch | Listen |
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Parables: The Tower and the King - 08
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Jesus can set you free from the tyranny of trying to please others. And the tyranny of trying to please yourself. Following Him will cost you. But not following Him costs us so much more. And you’ll end up fighting a war you cannot win. With a God who loves you, and longs for you to surrender. Unconditional surrender. But who welcomes us in, not as slaves or even subjects. But as daughters and sons. The God who made me. Who died for me. Who rose victoriously for me. Who gives me His Spirit to actually be able to live this out. And forgiveness when I fail. Hope that one day all things will be made new. Church, the cost is high. But is it?
From Series: "Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus"
Jesus’s teachings weren’t always straightforward. In fact, even as someone widely known as the greatest teacher and communicator the world has ever seen, Jesus often spoke in ways that purposefully confounded crowds and left some people walking away confused. Jesus spoke in riddles and stories, and in these teachings, there was always a twist. A reversal. In other words, something that makes us want to lean in desiring to know more, or to get up and walk away. Most of all, Jesus’ parables are a window... a window into the upside-down, paradoxical kingdom of God. Join us this summer as we explore Jesus’ brilliant stories and as we seek out His kingdom revealed to us in their midst.
From Series: Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus
More Messages Associated With "Parables"...
| Parables: The Tower and the King - 08 | Tim Spanburg | July 12, 2020 | Watch | ||
| Parables: The Great Banquet - 07 | Tim Spanburg | July 5, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Rich Fool - 06 | Joseph Luigs | June 28, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Mustard Seed - 05 | Tim Spanburg | June 21, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Friend at Midnight - 04 | Andrew Campbell | June 14, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Good Samaritan - 02 | Tim Spanburg | May 31, 2020 | Watch | Listen | |
| Parables: The Sower - 01 | Tim Spanburg | May 24, 2020 | Watch | Listen |
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Parables: The Tower and the King - 08
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Jesus can set you free from the tyranny of trying to please others. And the tyranny of trying to please yourself. Following Him will cost you. But not following Him costs us so much more. And you’ll end up fighting a war you cannot win. With a God who loves you, and longs for you to surrender. Unconditional surrender. But who welcomes us in, not as slaves or even subjects. But as daughters and sons. The God who made me. Who died for me. Who rose victoriously for me. Who gives me His Spirit to actually be able to live this out. And forgiveness when I fail. Hope that one day all things will be made new. Church, the cost is high. But is it?
From Series: "Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus"
Jesus’s teachings weren’t always straightforward. In fact, even as someone widely known as the greatest teacher and communicator the world has ever seen, Jesus often spoke in ways that purposefully confounded crowds and left some people walking away confused. Jesus spoke in riddles and stories, and in these teachings, there was always a twist. A reversal. In other words, something that makes us want to lean in desiring to know more, or to get up and walk away. Most of all, Jesus’ parables are a window... a window into the upside-down, paradoxical kingdom of God. Join us this summer as we explore Jesus’ brilliant stories and as we seek out His kingdom revealed to us in their midst.
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Parables: The Tower and the King - 08
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Jesus can set you free from the tyranny of trying to please others. And the tyranny of trying to please yourself. Following Him will cost you. But not following Him costs us so much more. And you’ll end up fighting a war you cannot win. With a God who loves you, and longs for you to surrender. Unconditional surrender. But who welcomes us in, not as slaves or even subjects. But as daughters and sons. The God who made me. Who died for me. Who rose victoriously for me. Who gives me His Spirit to actually be able to live this out. And forgiveness when I fail. Hope that one day all things will be made new. Church, the cost is high. But is it?
From Series: "Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus"
Jesus’s teachings weren’t always straightforward. In fact, even as someone widely known as the greatest teacher and communicator the world has ever seen, Jesus often spoke in ways that purposefully confounded crowds and left some people walking away confused. Jesus spoke in riddles and stories, and in these teachings, there was always a twist. A reversal. In other words, something that makes us want to lean in desiring to know more, or to get up and walk away. Most of all, Jesus’ parables are a window... a window into the upside-down, paradoxical kingdom of God. Join us this summer as we explore Jesus’ brilliant stories and as we seek out His kingdom revealed to us in their midst.
From Series: Parables: from the Book of Luke - Olathe Campus
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