Easter Season Series: "The Resurrection Life"
Jesus' Resurrection is a display of God's plan for the world and for us and an invitation to join into this life of victorious power and love. What does this "Resurrection Life" look like? I think we get a glimpse in Matthew 28:18-20, often known as "The Great Commission." Until Pentecost, we explore these three verses as a blueprint for living life in light of Jesus' Resurrection.
EASTER SERVICE: April 24, 2011 "Nothing to Fear" Matthew 28: 1-20. The Resurrection Story has it all: fear, surprise, and joyful victory. How can the story of Jesus' Resurrection turn our lives into Resurrection stories as well?
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May 1, 2011: The 'A' Word" Matthew 28:18. "Authority" has become a bit of a dirty word. What if authority doesn't have to be oppressive? What if Jesus' authority actually liberates, empowers, creates, and invites? Then Jesus' authority would be the foundation and model of the Resurrection Life.
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May 8, 2011: "Mothering Disciples" 2 Timothy 1: 3-7 and Romans 16:13. Mothers are called to be on the front lines of disciple-making.
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May 15, 2011: "GO" Genesis 12: 1-3 and Matthew 28: 19. God's People GO.
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May 22, 2011: "Disciple-Makers" Genesis 12:1-3, Matthew 28:18-20. The Church's mission is making disciples. What is a disciple? How do we become one? How do we make disciples?
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May 29, 2011: "We're All Baptists" Matthew 28:18-20 and Romans 6:3-14. What does baptizing have to do with making disciples? Why is that a central part of our mission? How does baptizing get into the core of disciple-making?
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June 5, 2011: "Driving Instructors" Matthew 28:20. Disciple-makers are teachers. What do we teach? How do we teach? How do we become teachers?
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June 12, 2011: "The Great CO-Mission." Disciple-making isn't a task God calls us to do on our own. It is truly a CO-mission. What difference does that make? How is Jesus present with us and in this mission?
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