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Sermons on “Reconciliation”
Accountability in Community
Resisting the appeal of passivity, confronting disagreement among friends:
It’s important that we, in community together, hold one another accountable and confront disagreement rather than let it fester. Wrestling with difference is a difficult, but important aspect of a covenant community. When doing so, as Paul writes here, it is most important to hold the relationship and trust above all – and not just connections, but intimate relationship.
Loving Our Enemies – Greg Boyd
Greg Boyd shares that the perfect picture of God’s love is demonstrated in Jesus’ self-sacrificial act of love on the cross for his enemies. Thus, when Jesus teaches in the Sermon on the Mount to love our enemies, he actually means it. Instead of retaliating against our enemies, followers of Jesus are to see our enemies as having unsurpassable worth, and to love them in the same way Jesus demonstrates his love for us.
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Josias makes the point that Jesus did not simply make a new law. The context surrounding Jesus’ teaching on the Law points to the fact that what Jesus taught and enacted was far different from and far greater than the Mosaic law.
View SermonTasty and Bright – Terri Churchill
Terri Churchill brings out the profound meaning of Jesus’ claim that his followers are the salt and light of the world.
View SermonCatholic-Mennonite Relations – Joetta Schlabach
Joetta Schlabach, pastor of Faith Mennonite Church, shares how her engagement with Roman Catholics has affected her life and faith.
View SermonIndia & Reconciliation
John Murray shares about his mission trip to India and then shares about our calling to make reconciliation the center of our work.
View SermonMultivoiced Community – Chris Senkler
Chris Senkler shares some of the ins and outs of being a multivoiced community.
View SermonPlaying a Supporting Role – Josias Hansen
Josias Hansen shares how we shouldn’t think of ourselves as the main character in our lives, but rather as a supporting character in a grand story about God and his kingdom.
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