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In this episode of our series "Thine is the Kingdom," we delve into the second week of our exploration of the eternal kingdom of God, as inspired by Jesus' teachings. The sermon begins by acknowledging the chaos and stress that often permeate our lives, inviting listeners to find sanctuary and rest in God's presence. We reflect on the historical context of Israel's longing for a king and how their desire for earthly leadership led to further chaos, yet God remained faithful, promising a Messiah who would reign in justice.
The sermon focuses on Mark 1:14-15, where Jesus announces the arrival of the kingdom of God, not as a political or military power, but as a transformative force in the hearts and lives of individuals. Jesus calls us to "repent and believe the good news," urging a radical shift in our lives from self-centeredness to God-centeredness. This message is not just about knowledge but action—turning from our ways to embrace God's will.
Listeners are challenged to consider how Jesus might disrupt their lives, urging them to pray for divine intervention in areas they hold onto tightly. The sermon emphasizes that following Jesus is inherently disruptive but ultimately rewarding, as it aligns us with God's kingdom and brings true peace and joy. The episode concludes with an invitation to practice repentance and belief through communion, baptism, and prayer, encouraging a continual surrender to God's transformative work in our lives.
For more information about Sherwood Oaks Christian Church, click here.

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In this episode of our series "Thine is the Kingdom," we delve into the second week of our exploration of the eternal kingdom of God, as inspired by Jesus' teachings. The sermon begins by acknowledging the chaos and stress that often permeate our lives, inviting listeners to find sanctuary and rest in God's presence. We reflect on the historical context of Israel's longing for a king and how their desire for earthly leadership led to further chaos, yet God remained faithful, promising a Messiah who would reign in justice.
The sermon focuses on Mark 1:14-15, where Jesus announces the arrival of the kingdom of God, not as a political or military power, but as a transformative force in the hearts and lives of individuals. Jesus calls us to "repent and believe the good news," urging a radical shift in our lives from self-centeredness to God-centeredness. This message is not just about knowledge but action—turning from our ways to embrace God's will.
Listeners are challenged to consider how Jesus might disrupt their lives, urging them to pray for divine intervention in areas they hold onto tightly. The sermon emphasizes that following Jesus is inherently disruptive but ultimately rewarding, as it aligns us with God's kingdom and brings true peace and joy. The episode concludes with an invitation to practice repentance and belief through communion, baptism, and prayer, encouraging a continual surrender to God's transformative work in our lives.
For more information about Sherwood Oaks Christian Church, click here.

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