You’ve Got Nothing to Prove [A Life That *Actually* Works – Sermon on the Mount, pt 3 / 6]

You’ve Got Nothing to Prove [A Life That *Actually* Works – Sermon on the Mount, pt 3 / 6]

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You've Got Nothing to Prove [A Life That *Actually* Works - Sermon on the Mount, pt 3 / 6]
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We all feel like we need to prove we are worth knowing and loving. But what if there’s nothing to prove? There’s a better way, where we can accept that we are accepted and simply enjoy being who we were made to be. It’s the way that produces a life that actually works.

Stop trying to be a good person.  [A Life That *Actually* Works – Sermon on the Mount, pt 2 / 6]

Stop trying to be a good person. [A Life That *Actually* Works – Sermon on the Mount, pt 2 / 6]

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Stop trying to be a good person. [A Life That *Actually* Works - Sermon on the Mount, pt 2 / 6]
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Just about everyone thinks they are a good person. But simply being good enough doesn’t seem to be enough to have a life that actually works. Maybe the life we are made for isn’t just about being a good person. There’s something better and something more we can be.

How can I actually be happy? [A Life That *Actually* Works – Sermon on the Mount, pt 1 / 6]

How can I actually be happy? [A Life That *Actually* Works – Sermon on the Mount, pt 1 / 6]

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How can I actually be happy? [A Life That *Actually* Works - Sermon on the Mount, pt 1 / 6]
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God created us with an innate desire and an incredible capacity to be happy. And so we try to fulfill that desire in hundreds of ways only to come away unsatisfied. True happiness seems so fleeting and constantly fading. But Jesus offers a better way. A way to have a truly happy life that actually works.

Do I really have to obey God? [Who am I? Part 4 / 4]

Do I really have to obey God? [Who am I? Part 4 / 4]

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Do I really have to obey God? [Who am I? Part 4 / 4]
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According to Jesus and the biblical writers, some people are children of God and some are not. And those that are, are asked to obey. That sounds horribly exclusive AND like a drag… but is it? And what difference does it really make if someone is a child of God or not?

How can I enjoy God? [Who am I? pt 3 / 4]

How can I enjoy God? [Who am I? pt 3 / 4]

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How can I enjoy God? [Who am I? pt 3 / 4]
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The idea that God is our “Father” can bring a huge mix of emotions, thoughts, and reactions. Often, trying to understand our relationship with God can be overwhelmingly complex. But Jesus came to redefine our view of God. He showed a better and simpler way to experience who God is.