The Disciple’s Prayer, Intimate in Prayer
God is not distant; He is your Father. Through Christ, the holy and transcendent God becomes personally and intimately close to His children.
Jae H. Woo
Sermons at Kansas Mission Church
The preaching of the God's word is essential to our corporate worship. Expository preaching is most effective in confronting sinners, comforting the repentant, growing the hungry, and building up the Body of Christ.
Fortitude of Faith
All believers, especially those serving and leading in the church, will encounter situations that challenge, unsettle, and even frighten us as a community. These moments present us with a choice: to respond in fear or in faith. Faithfulness calls us to choose faith and courage.
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The Disciple's Prayer, Introduction Part 2
The practice of spiritual disciplines implies exactly that—discipline. It’s intentionally sacrificial, requiring planning and hard work. Jesus made it a point to ascend the mountain to be alone and pray in His exhaustion.
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The Disciple's Prayer, Introduction
Christians often neglect prayer due to self-sufficiency, relying on tangible resources like money, technology, or experts instead of seeking God.
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Rewarding Rewards
Jesus’ strongest indictments came against those who claim to know God and those who claim to teach in God’s name and yet had no real relationship with God or love for God and people.
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Seen & Unseen
The practice of righteousness, spiritual disciplines, all come with them a reward. Depending on the heart of the person, these rewards may be either short-lived and earthly or eternal and heavenly.
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Qualifications of an Elder, Conclusion
The godly practices of a man fit for elder include hospitality, effective teaching, managing his household with sacrificial love, and demonstrated spiritual maturity through humility and reliance on God.
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Qualifications of an Elder, Part 2
An elder ought to be sober-minded, having the spiritual vigilance to refrain from excess that would dull his alertness. One whose pleasures are not primarily those of the senses but of the soul.
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Qualifications of an Elder
Rather than looking for men who are gifted, who are educated and trained, who are talented, we need to first look for men who are men of godly character.
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Spiritual Order - Qualities, Part 3
Eldership is an aspirational office, where a man must desire and reach for it, not out of ambition, but out of a compulsion to serve. A compulsion driven by love for Christ and a calling.
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Spiritual Order - Qualities, Part 2
A true biblical eldership is not a businesslike committee; it’s a biblically qualified council of men that jointly pastors the local church.
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Spiritual Order - Qualities
The greatest threat to the early church was the temptation to neglect the ministry of the Word and prayer in favor of addressing physical needs. The solution was to appoint spiritual men to handle these practical matters.
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Spiritual Order - Part 3
The church came to life through the teaching and preaching of the gospel of Christ, and the church is sustained and supported by the Word.
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Thanksgiving
For God's people, gratitude and the practice of giving thanks are patterns of life. We are called to exercise the highest form of gratitude—simply thanking God for who He is.
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Spiritual Order - Part 2
God's testing is not for His benefit, but for ours. It's meant to bring us to the end of ourselves and expose what we truly beleive about God and ourselves.
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Spiritual Order
When we grumble and complain, we willfully forget God's sovereignty and reject the truth that even difficult and less-than-ideal situations are exactly what He has willed.
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Like Father, Like Son - Part 2
God's love is not merely an emotional, compassionate love, but a purposeful love. It's a love that acts, a love that gives, a love that sacrifices.
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Like Father, Like Son
How we treat others, especially anyone who could be considered an enemy, says everything about our relationship to God and gives evidence to whether or not we are God's children.
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Justice
The Christian response to injustice calls for humility and non-retaliation, reflecting Christ's example of suffering while trusting in God for justice.
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Truths & Oaths
Our words should be so truthful that we need not assure others of our honesty. Our promises, statements, and covenants should be so unwavering that oaths are unnecessary. This is the righteousness Jesus expects of His followers.
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Adultery, Divorce, & Idolatry
Adultery and divorce are more than sexual sins because they affect more than just the bodies of those involved. They attack and undermine the very foundations of God's created order.
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Reconcile Quickly
Anger towards a brother is subject to the same judgment as murder. Reconciliation should be pursued quickly and humbly, even placing it before the act of worship, which is the believer's highest calling.
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How to Enter the Kingdom of Heaven
According to Jesus, entering the Kingdom of Heaven is simple and clear. One simply needs to exceed the righteousness of the Scribes and Pharisees.
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What is a Church? Part 3
The church is not somewhere to come to be served but a place where we come to serve. We must assess whether we approach church with a consumer mentality or a mindset of giving ourselves to others.
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What is a Church? Part 2
Church membership requires an internal condition of faith and repentance. It disarms tribalism by welcoming all who come through genuine repentance and faith, regardless of external factors.
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What is a Church? Part 1
The church is a unique and distinct institution, unlike any other association or body of people in history or in the world, because it is divine in its origins and is sustained and strengthened by the Spirit of the living God.
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Salt and Light
Salt and light are valuable because of their contrast and their ability to overpower what they come into contact with, namely decay and darkness. Jesus uses these analogies to explain the effect Christians are to have as they live in this world.
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Persecuted for What?
Jesus teaches that his followers are blessed when they are persecuted for righteousness. Rather than avoiding or fearing persecution, believers are to expect, prepare for, and embrace it.
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Peacemaking Sons
True peace is not about avoiding conflict or overpowering others; it involves reconciliation between God and man, and reflecting one's sonship to God in all relationships.
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