In this talk, Sam brings us the story of Jesus riding in to Jerusalem on a donkey, the picture of the truly humble king, who was on the road to give his life for our sake.
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In this talk, Sam brings us the story of Jesus riding in to Jerusalem on a donkey, the picture of the truly humble king, who was on the road to give his life for our sake.
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The third talk from our Village Church Camp, where Nick Brennan helped us see our union with Christ and with one another, from Hebrews 3-4.
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The second talk from our Village Church Camp, where Nick Brennan helped us see our union with Christ and with one another, from Matthew 18:1-14.
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The first talk from our Village Church Camp, where Nick Brennan helped us see our union with Christ and with one another, from John 15:1-17.
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In this talk, Jeremy helps us to understand Jesus’ famous parable of the vineyard, and his call toward humility in his disciples.
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Jesus again uses a little child as an illustration of his kingdom, and he challenges his disciples to become small and to give up their attachments to the world for the sake of his kingdom.
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In this talk, Jeremy helps us work through Jesus’ debate with the Pharisees, and his challenging words about marriage and divorce.
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In this talk, Sam helps us to understand Jesus’ challenge toward humility and forgiveness for his disciples.
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If you’re in a community group, you can grab the Matthew 18-21 studies here.
In this passage, we see people struggling to see Jesus clearly. With the crowds, with the Jewish religious leaders, and even with Jesus’ disciples, they struggle to see who Jesus is and why he’s here, because they struggle to see past their own pride, or expectations. But by the end of the passage, Jesus could hardly state it more clearly: He’s here to die, and anyone who follows him should expect to follow in his footsteps.
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