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If you’re going to somebody’s house for a get-together, isn’t it nice when they leave their lights on? It helps you find their house because it stands out from the others. It’s also welcoming to walk up to a house that’s all lit up, compared to one that’s dark!
Well, this is what we’re going to talk about for the next three weeks. We are going to learn what it looks like to be people who leave their lights on, and how that ties to our vision of awakening Greater Edmonton to King Jesus.
Daniel Im - July 1, 2023
Letting Go of The Old
For the next four weeks, we're going to discover—in the Gospel of Mark—how Jesus didn't come to start a new "religion" called Christianity. Rather, He came to pave a new road away from "religion" as a straightjacket, as an oppressive tool, and as a list of rituals and actions...to a highway of faith, hope, and love.
Scripture References: Mark 2:18-22
From Series: "Losing My Religion"
For the next four weeks, we're going to discover—in the Gospel of Mark—how Jesus didn't come to start a new "religion" called Christianity. Rather, He came to pave a new road away from "religion" as a straightjacket, as an oppressive tool, and as a list of rituals and actions...to a highway of faith, hope, and love.
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Daniel Im - July 15, 2023
Blinded By The Law
Have you ever cut someone off—or gotten into an accident—because you forgot to check your blind spot? Or because someone else forgot to? Well, not only are blind spots an inevitable factor in driving but in life, we are often blinded by many different things. A pursuit for this, a desire for that, an obsession for this, and a grudge against that. This weekend, we are not only going to see how the Pharisees were blinded by the law and by their religion, but how easily we can fall into the same pattern that they do.
Scripture References: Mark 3:1-6
From Series: "Losing My Religion"
For the next four weeks, we're going to discover—in the Gospel of Mark—how Jesus didn't come to start a new "religion" called Christianity. Rather, He came to pave a new road away from "religion" as a straightjacket, as an oppressive tool, and as a list of rituals and actions...to a highway of faith, hope, and love.