Matt talked about Jeremiah 17:9. NLT
“the human heart is the deceitful and hard to understand.”
- How has your own heart deceived you in the past?
- Experience is a good teacher, share a time when you knew God was telling you to make a certain choice and you chose differently? How did that turn out?
- Like question 2, experience is a good teacher, share a time when you did choose what God wanted and how that turned Out?
- Proverbs 16:2 NLT says, “people may be pure in there own eyes but the Lord examines the heart”. How are you wired to make choices? (God, money, family, time) What influences your choices most?
- If you are comfortable enough, talk about the choices you are struggling with right now.
- Do you believe God has my best interest at heart?
Lisa Ashton - March 9, 2025
March 9, 2025
Pastor Lisa Ashton kicks off a new series, Finding Hope, in which we'll be walking through several miracles of Jesus recorded in the Gospels. This sermon focused on the story found in Luke 13:10- 17. In this story, Jesus heals a woman who had been crippled for 18 years. He does this on the Sabbath and in the synagogue, much to the chagrin of the synagogue leaders, who were indignant about such a thing. Lisa challenged us to consider times when we can get so caught up in doing the "Right Thing" that we can miss doing the "Good Thing." We were challenged to pray this prayer, "God to help me to see see with Kingdom vision, that I may learn to value 'goodness' over 'rightness.' Form me to be more like you." *Note: we experienced some technical difficulties during church today. The video for today's sermon and the audio are badly out of sync by the end of the message and with the time and resources we have, we were unable to remedy this fully.
From Series: "Finding Hope"
A series about the miracles of Jesus and how we can find hope in these stories.
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