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Finding And Living Your Calling // Duty Or Delight by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

Finding And Living Your Calling // Called To Be Sent by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

Finding And Living Your Calling // Called To Bless by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

Finding And Living Your Calling // Called To Lead by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

Finding And Living Your Calling // Called To Become by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

Finding And Living Your Calling // Called To Be Loved by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

Finding And Living Your Calling // The Call Is For You by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

Your Verse // Navigating The New by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

Your Verse // Mission by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

All Due Respect // Memorial Day by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

The scriptures teach us that there is one thing we can fight each other over – showing honor to each other. Can you imagine a world where Christians decided to honor people instead of fight them?

When our lives are going well, it is easy to keep our attitudes in check. When we hit times of stress, it is tougher to be respectful.

Our conversations can turn from conversation to confrontation quickly. Followers of Jesus value people over positions. Arguing our positions should never take the place of fighting for people.

It is hard to find examples of respect in the world. Jesus calls us to respect everyone, all the time. If we are representing Jesus, then we need to look at the world through his eyes.

Easter 2019 // Easter Sunday by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

Easter 2019 // Good Friday by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

Easter 2019 // Palm Sunday by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

One of the primary mechanisms we use to protect ourselves is control. We seek to control our own lives under different umbrellas – money, power, sex, and even religion. At the foundation of control is fear and if we don’t learn to surrender ourselves to God’s story for our lives, we will end up using others as pawns in the story we are creating for ourselves.

Judgment announces the verdict over people and their life. We may judge internally, but it will manifest into our lives with a coldness and resentment toward the most frequent offenders. James teaches us that mercy triumphs over judgment, and when we employ mercy, we will realize people have the right to exist as they are without us playing the role of God.

It is very easy for all of us to have tapes or beliefs that play in our heads, causing negative patterns in our life. However, our lives are built on a blessing from God, “be fruitful and multiply.” Through his life, death, and resurrection, Jesus came to redeem the curse of sin and restoring the blessing of humanity.

At the heart of our deepest issues is that we tend to put ourselves first. When reflecting on our lives we will see that the most hurtful moments came from times when we were thinking of ourselves more than we ought. When we choose to humble ourselves, we will remember we are simply finite creations, not eternal creators.

God planned out your life before the foundations of the world. Yet we spend so much of our time comparing our story with the stories of others. Break the script of securing your worth at the expense of others and rest in the unconditional love of Christ.

Sin is all the ways you try to create for yourself what only God created for you. The shame of sin causes us to hide underneath man made attempts of covering this sin. Thankfully we have a God that is always asking us the question, “Where are you?”

Kingdom Come // Guest - InterVarsity by Community Covenant Church - Sermons

Kingdom Come // Baptisms by Community Covenant Church - Sermons