Renew Covenant Church Sermons

James 4:13-15 John 14:15-20; 25-27

Conversation #6 in the Tangible Kingdom Series. Bill Strunk discusses how we are a community of apprenticeship. Luke 5:1-11

Judges 6:11-16 & Luke 19:1-10 We Live out and invite in . . . conversation #5 of the Tangible Kingdom series.

I Peter 4:8-10 || Hebrews 10:24-25 || Colossians 3:12-17 We Practice Community.

We continue our series in the Tangible Kingdom as Claire discusses "The Gospel." We embody the Gospel.

1 Corinthians 9:19-23 and John 1.14 A part of living into the tangible kingdom is that "we are incarnational."

God calls us to leave our worlds so he can send us to advance His Kingdom

God and His Kingdom is best reflected in the diversity of His children, and so at Renew we value ethnic/gender/age diversity and seek to reflect it

Micah 6:6-8 6 With what should I approach the Lord and bow down before God on high? Should I come before him with entirely burned offerings, with year-old calves? 7 Will the Lord be pleased with thousands of rams, with many torrents of oil? Should I give my oldest child for my crime; the fruit of my body for the sin of my spirit? 8 He has told you, human one, what is good and what the Lord require...

God radically receives those who return home. In turn, we are people who seek and chase and invite others. We go out and are relational, we are incarnational, we are real. we don’t demand people be like us in order for them to be with us. And we celebrate when those who are lost are found again. And when we party, we party good. We throw huge banquets and go out of our way. We are authentic We are...

Acts 2:42-47 Common English Bible 42 The believers devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching, to the community, to their shared meals, and to their prayers. 43 A sense of awe came over everyone. God performed many wonders and signs through the apostles. 44 All the believers were united and shared everything. 45 They would sell pieces of property and possessions and distribute the proceeds to ev...

Peter takes the opportunity present the Gospel Message. The Gospel Truth "cuts to the heart." Disciples are charactized by lives of conviction and are continually turning back towards JEsus from the ways of a dark world

Don't be afraid; Jesus has defeated death; So go and share the good news! Be a witness

Jesus enters as humble King, but more than just a celebration of joy, Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem marks a prophetic overturn of dominant system of the day

We need God for life. He fills us with His spirit and we are given new life. The dry bones can do nothing to bring themselves back--what can we do? Only God. Seattle Winters are tough, hard to maintain hope, we are often cut-off from community and we are isolated--God can bring the dead things in our lives, the dead places in our hearts back to life again.

Erica Cox brings the Word at Renew on the 2nd Sunday of Easter

Our God is a god who tells long stories. And works to redeem, restore, and renew

God heals and redeems. Joseph's graciousness is a part of healing the relationship with his brothers. In reconciliation we move from "terror" or fear to intimacy by drawing closer to the other. Vulnerability and courage is a necessary component of reconciliation

Lent: "Death Of Dreams" by Dave Sim || Genesis 37:1-28 || March 12, 2017 by RC2 Lynnwood

God is the Lord of Reconciliation

Last week we talked about the Abundance of God's inheritance for all. Here, once again, we see a family torn apart by a struggle for blessing and inheritance. God is faithful to redeem and reconcile all things, in spite of how we muddle things up!

Rachel and Leah forget about God when they look around at what other people have or what other people think. Remembering God turns us away from envy and discontent, toward peace, joy, and love for others.

The Love, Mercy, and Blessing of God extend far beyond human boundaries

Draw near to God in prayer and petition, because he listens and is compassionate

What if what Jesus meant by "love your neighbor" was to actually love your neighbor?