SERMONS
WORSHIP SERVICE SERMONS
The world teaches us to seek status, recognition, and personal gain. But in the kingdom of God, greatness is found in humility, and honor is given to those who serve rather than demand attention. In Luke 14, Jesus challenges the way people view status, inviting us to embrace a different ethic—one shaped by humility, generosity, and love. If we want to live as kingdom people, we must resist the temptation to seek our own glory and instead follow Christ’s example of humility and self-giving love.
Today's sermon is "Upside Down" and comes from Luke 14:1-14 (and Romans 12:1-2).
Points from today's sermon: Jesus challenges the religious leaders and us to not be obsessed with status and to live by values of the Kingdom:
1. Humility and Generosity- These values go hand in hand and reflect the nature of God’s Kingdom.
2. Conform or Transform- When we live according to the values of God’s Kingdom, we are transformed into examples and hallmarks of Christ.
3. Living by Kingdom Ethics- Our everyday conduct - how we love, serve, and respond can become signs of the Kingdom and a heart transformed by God.
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