Speaker: Brian Brookin
Sermon Notes: Kingdom Speech

In five verses Jesus teaches us more about human communication than contained in volumes elsewhere. The kingdom citizen is a truth-teller, truth-seeker, truth-keeper, and truth-lover. How do you call people to live and speak the truth? And how do you address this massive topic effectively without falling into a legalistic list of do’s and don’ts? Jesus does it! He does it and in doing so he invites us to himself. He is the truth.

 

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Speaker: Brian Brookins
Sermon Notes: Lust & Marriage

We have before us in the Sermon on the Mount the greatest sermon ever preached. It stands as a guide on the subject of “following Jesus”. We are not surprised, then, that it deals with the issues of lust, marriage and divorce. We discover immediately that the citizen of the Kingdom views these things quite different from the world, even the “religious” world.

 

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Speaker: Brian Brookins
Sermon Notes: Matthew 5:17-26

The 17th verse of Matthew 5 begins the heart of the Sermon on the Mount. We are surprised to discover that though a Christian is not justified by the law, Jesus did not come to “relax” the law. So, what exactly is Jesus’ attitude toward the Old Testament? In this message we discover that Jesus is the fulfillment of the law. We then take a look at the first of six important applications where Jesus describes for his hearers the true interpretation of the God’s law. I wish we could start with something easy, but instead Jesus teaches us about the true nature of our personal anger.

 

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Speaker: Adam Greenfield
Sermon Notes: A Bright and Salty Kingdom- PowerPoint

 

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Speaker: Brian Brookins

 

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