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Jan 22, 2023
The Lost Elder Brother
By: Phil Peacock
Series: The Prodigal God
Luke 15:25-32
Jesus told a parable about two lost sons, not just one. There is more than one kind of lostness. Though the elder brother prided himself in his goodness—as compared to his younger brother who had been openly rebellious—he actually shared some of the same bad attitudes and motivations.
- He questions the ways of his father and his authority.
- He is not above being openly disrespectful of his father.
- He loved his father’s stuff more than he loved his father.
- He is willing to fracture the unity of his family.
- He held a deep anger.
- His obedience was joyless and mechanical.
- He felt disdain toward his younger brother.
- He did not understand his father’s love.
- He was judgmental and unforgiving.
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- Jan 22, 2023The Lost Elder Brother
Jan 22, 2023The Lost Elder BrotherBy: Phil PeacockSeries: The Prodigal GodLuke 15:25-32 Jesus told a parable about two lost sons, not just one. There is more than one kind of lostness. Though the elder brother prided himself in his goodness—as compared to his younger brother who had been openly rebellious—he actually shared some of the same bad attitudes and motivations.
- He questions the ways of his father and his authority.
- He is not above being openly disrespectful of his father.
- He loved his father’s stuff more than he loved his father.
- He is willing to fracture the unity of his family.
- He held a deep anger.
- His obedience was joyless and mechanical.
- He felt disdain toward his younger brother.
- He did not understand his father’s love.
- He was judgmental and unforgiving.
- Jan 15, 2023The Lost Younger Son
Jan 15, 2023The Lost Younger SonBy: Phil PeacockSeries: The Prodigal GodLuke 15:11-24 The Younger Son’s Heartless Request and the Father’s Surprising Response
- “Father, give me my share of the estate.” (v.12)
- “The younger son got together all he had, set off for a distant country and there squandered his wealth in wild living.” (v.13)
- “Father, I have sinned against heaven and against you. I am no longer worthy to be called your son.” (v.21)
- Jan 8, 2023The People Around Jesus
Jan 8, 2023The People Around JesusBy: Phil PeacockSeries: The Prodigal GodLuke 15:1-10 Introducing “The Prodigal God” by Timothy Keller:
- This series is a study of Jesus’ parable we tend to call “The Prodigal Son,” though a better title would be “The Loving Father” or “The Two Lost Sons.”
- Though we think of “prodigal” as meaning wayward or rebellious, in truth it means “recklessly extravagant.” We will be looking at God’s extravagant love toward all of His lost children!
- There were the tax collectors and “sinners” who came to learn. (v.1)
- There were the Pharisees and teachers who came to judge and criticize. (v.2)
- Jan 1, 2023Striving Toward God’s High Calling
Jan 1, 2023Striving Toward God’s High CallingBy: Jeff PoythressSeries: (All)Philippians 3:12-14 Today is the beginning of a new year! Rather than getting caught up in stereotypical New Year’s resolutions, why don’t we study and apply what the Bible teaches about making a new start in life? The Apostle Paul gives us some excellent guidance in his letter to the Philippian believers. We need an attitude of humility. “Not that I have already obtained all this, or have already been made perfect…” (v.12a)We need the aspiration to grow. “...but I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me.” (v.12b)We need to keep a singular focus. “But one thing I do…” (v.13a) We need to leave the past in the past. “Forgetting what is behind…” (v.13b) We need to set our sight on the future God has in store! “I press on toward the goal…” (v.14)
- Dec 25, 2022A Shepherd for the Shepherds
Dec 25, 2022A Shepherd for the ShepherdsBy: Phil PeacockSeries: (All)Luke 2:8-20 Perhaps we all tend to identify with the shepherds of the nativity story because they were just common, ordinary people like us. It was to them that the angels first announced the birth of the Savior, sending them to find the Christ Child in a manger in Bethlehem. Their hearts were filled with wonder, but there was much they did not yet understand about that precious baby. They didn’t know the child sleeping in a manger was also a Lamb.
- John 1:29
- Revelation 5:12
- John 10:14
Jesus Christ is the Lamb of God sent into the world to save us from our sins. He is also the Good Shepherd who came to seek and save us.Are you ready to follow him today? - Dec 18, 2022Jesus
Dec 18, 2022JesusBy: Phil PeacockSeries: What's In A Name?“She will give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins.” — Matthew 1:21 The name Jesus speaks to the condition of the heart of every person.
- Jeremiah 17:9 “The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it?”
- John 3:16 “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”
- 2 Corinthians 5:17 “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old is gone, the new has come!”
- Dec 11, 2022Immanuel
Dec 11, 2022ImmanuelBy: Phil PeacockSeries: What's In A Name?Matthew 1:18-25 Immanuel (or Emmanuel) means “God with us.” This is a central promise of the heavenly Father all through the Bible!
- God was in the Garden of Eden with Adam and Eve.
- God was with Abraham when he traveled to Canaan.
- God was with Joseph while in Egyptian slavery.
- God was with Moses when he stood before Pharaoh.
- God was with Joshua while conquering the Promised Land.
- God was with David as he governed the nation of Israel.
- God was with the world when He send His Son to be born in Bethlehem.
- Dec 4, 2022Messiah
Dec 4, 2022MessiahBy: Phil PeacockSeries: What's In A Name?One of the most important and most common titles for Jesus in the New Testament is “Christ.” It is the Greek translation of the Hebrew term “Messiah,” which means “The Anointed One.”In the Old Testament, prophets, priests and kings were often anointed with oil to illustrate their appointment to a high office. Jesus the Messiah fulfills each of those ministries with complete perfection. Isaiah 11 is one of the many messianic prophecies found in the Old Testament. It helps us understand at least three very important characteristics of the One sent by God to bless and to save us.
- He is the Righteous Messiah. (11:1-5)
- He offers Peace and Security. (11:6-9)
- He extends an Invitation to all who are scattered and lost. (11:10-12)
- Nov 27, 2022Son of David, Son of Abraham
Nov 27, 2022Son of David, Son of AbrahamBy: Phil PeacockSeries: What's In A Name?Matthew 1:1-17 The names and titles attributed to Jesus in the first chapter of Matthew go a long way in defining his mission and ministry to a lost and hurting world. We begin this morning by considering the significance of his genealogy.
- The Son of Abraham
- The Son of David
- The Son of Zerubbabel
- The Son of Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, Bathsheba, and Mary
- Nov 20, 2022Forget Not All His Benefits
Nov 20, 2022Forget Not All His BenefitsBy: Phil PeacockSeries: (All)Psalm 103:1-5 The Benefit of Forgiveness (v. 3a) The Benefit of Healing (v. 3b) The Benefit of Redemption (v. 4a) The Benefit of Fulfillment (v.5a) The Benefit of Renewal (v. 5b)
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