Sojourn PDX

Sojourn is a church committed to the gospel in the context of family living on mission to the city of Portland and our world. For more info, visit our website sojournpdx.org or follow us on social media: Instagram Facebook Twitter

Sojourn is a church committed to the gospel in the context of family living on mission to the city of Portland and our world. For more info, visit our website sojournpdx.org or follow us on social media: Instagram Facebook Twitter

Sojourn is a church committed to the gospel in the context of family living on mission to the city of Portland and our world. For more info, visit our website sojournpdx.org or follow us on social media: Instagram Facebook Twitter

Sojourn is a church committed to the gospel in the context of family living on mission to the city of Portland and our world. For more info, visit our website sojournpdx.org or follow us on social media: Instagram Facebook Twitter

Sojourn is a church committed to the gospel in the context of family living on mission to the city of Portland and our world. For more info, visit our website sojournpdx.org or follow us on social media: Instagram Facebook Twitter

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www.sojournpdx.org

www.sojournpdx.org

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www.sojournpdx.org

www.sojournpdx.org

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Exodus 17: 1-7. As the Summer rush began to wane, and the next season of study grew closer, Sojourn Church took a month-long pause of operation to consider what godly rest looks like. We even took a week off to actively practice the idea of godly rest and made space for a local concert that some local church’s had organized for the community. This sermon comes as part one of two teachings given du...

Luke 24:13-35. In a brilliant logical proof for the evidence of Jesus’ Resurrection from the dead, Paul writes to the church in Corinth (1 Cor. 15) that Jesus showed himself alive to several people, to as many as 500 at one time! While most of these interactions were not recorded into writing, some of them were, and they are all as exciting as they are amazing. One of these recorded instances can...

Luke 22:7-20, 24-30. Before the Resurrection, Jesus’ ministry was marked by a distinct way that he would take something his audience thought they knew well enough and frame it in such a way that exposed just how little they actually understood about it. Even the things many Jews held close to their identity as God’s Chosen people, he would take and throw upside-down; Passover was no exception to t...

Luke 11:37-52. Have you ever been in a social setting and realized you had been set up? Maybe that person your friends had been trying to get you to date was “coincidentally” there too, or you mention a certain topic only to realize someone there had been waiting for you to bring it up. Our seventh week exploring dinner scenes of Luke’s Gospel—Luke’s primary way of displaying Jesus’ approach to ev...

Luke 10:1-42. Our sixth stop in the gospel according to Luke brought us to the moment Jesus instructs his disciples on how to spread the news of God’s Kingdom and his ministry on Earth. But that’s not the only image of service to God this section of Luke’s Gospel has to offer; instead, we’re given two others as well to complete the picture. Join us as we learn what it means to be an ambassador, a...

Luke 9:7-20. As Jesus’ ministry continued to gain the attention of those around him, one crucial question came up: Who is this guy? Everyone had their own spin and interpretation of what they thought was going on, but no one really knew for sure. No one except the Disciples, that is, and to illustrate how they knew who Jesus really was, Luke poses the question on either side of one story: a story...

Luke 7:36-50. As we continue our tour through Luke’s Gospel account, we find ourselves at yet another dinner scene. Instead of Jesus eating with the rejected and unclean of Jewish society, however, this time Jesus’s host is a Pharisee. Oddly enough, a prostitute crashing the party and throwing herself at Jesus was only the second most controversial thing that happened that night. Join us as we lea...

Luke 5:27-32. It’s easy to look down at the Pharisees in the Bible; they’re shown in a pretty poor light, after all. But what if they were the only ones acting rationally, according to their way of living, and Jesus was some strangely popular rebel who needed to be dealt with before things got out of control? Take Levi, for instance. He claimed the parts of being a Jew that benefitted him, but bes...