Matt Reynolds :: Who Was the Prophesied King? :: 12.27.09
(Morning Message) The New Testament connection to the Old Testament is massive. The treasure, God Himself, comes in the person of Jesus in the world and most people don’t even know it! So why is Jesus such a treasure? What did He come to bring? Listen here…
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Matt Reynolds :: Joshua 7 :: 12.20.09
(Morning Message) Is there anything that could stop God’s work in the earth? Is there anything that could slow down God’s movement within His people? These are the questions we asked this Sunday…Listen here
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Jamie Winship :: Joshua 6 :: 12.06.09
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Matt Reynolds :: Joshua 5 :: 11.29.09
(Morning Message) If you have ever undergone surgery, then you know it is the process of choosing to subject yourself to a level of pain in the present, in order to be free of a lifetime of pain and complications. The removal of things from our lives is never a very easy or pain-free process. This week in Joshua 5, we will undergo the same journey that Israel had to take to fully enter the Promised Land. Listen here…
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Matt Reynolds :: Joshua 4 :: 11.22.09
(Morning Message) In Joshua 4, God commands the nation of Israel to build a monument of 12 stones, so that in the future they will remember the great miracle God performed in allowing them to cross the Jordan River on dry ground. But more than that, God tells Joshua that these stones are too be an object lesson for the children to come. Listen here…
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Matt Reynolds :: Joshua 3-4 :: 11.15.09
(Morning Message) Here is the setting in Joshua 3: the Jordan River is flooding, it’s 30 times wider and more violent than normal at that time of year, and God has told the priest to go and stand in the middle of the river…Listen here
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Matt Reynolds :: Joshua 2 :: 11.08.09
(Morning Message) This week we continue our study through the book of Joshua. In Chapter 2, we are introduced to a character who has caused some controversy. historically, because of her profession and her biblical importance. It’s interesting to see who God esteems through the Scriptures. Have you ever felt like some people are farther from the grace of God than others? Don’t some people seem to deserve God’s favor more than others? This week we’ll take a fresh look at a story of redemption. Listen here…
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Brian Krawczyk :: Make Love Your Aim :: 11.01.09
(Morning Message) What’s “the difference”? Is it the t-shirt you wear? Is it the fish decal on the back of your car? Is it where you go Sunday morning? Is it what you did Friday night? What’s “the difference”? Listen here…
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Matt Reynolds :: Joshua 1 :: 10.25.09
(Morning Message) Our study in the book of Numbers was so incredibly fruitful that we are compelled to continue this journey through the Old Testament. This week we will follow Joshua as God calls him to lead the nation of Israel into the long-awaited Promised Land. Listen here…
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Matt Reynolds :: Numbers 27 :: 10.18.09
(Morning Message) This week we fast forward 13 chapters and 40 years, to find Joshua now being entrusted with the leadership of the nation, and the special task of leading the next generation into God’s Promised Land. Listen here…
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Matt Reynolds :: Life in the Spirit :: 10.11.09
(Morning Message) Many of us can relate better to the description of the “barren lands” than we do to Jesus’ description of life being “abundant.” This week we revisit Israel’s journey in the wilderness and look at their response when given the chance to enter the Promised Land that God prepared. (Numbers 13-14) Listen here…
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Jim Brown :: 1 2 3 Be the Church :: 09.20.09
(Morning Message) In the last few weeks we have looked at loving God, loving one another, and announcing the Kingdom in a way that will reach the world. So what’s Home Plate? Listen here…
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Matt Reynolds :: What Does It Mean to Love God? :: 08.23.09
(Morning Message) Moving forward in light of last Sunday’s “1 2 3 Be the Church,” we need to make sure we are all clear on what first base is and how to get there. Listen here…
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Matt Reynolds :: Luke 20 :: 08.09.09
(Morning Message) One of Jesus’ most attractive attributes is His ability to be the Master Teacher. In the midst of being deceitfully questioned by those seeking to take His life, Jesus always manages not only to escape, but also to capitalize on the situation by revealing another aspect of the Father’s heart. This week, we ask God what are things that ought to be rendered to him. Listen Here…
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Matt Reynolds :: Luke 18 :: 08.02.09
(Morning Message) Luke 18: 9-14 is our focus this week. It appears to be a simple story, but I ask you to read the entire chapter and grapple with Jesus, wrestling to understand who this man was, and what Jesus is trying to teach us through stange parables and stories. Here are the questions from the story: Do we, as the people of God understand His Mercy, Have we learned to show mercy, and more important have we lived in such a waythat we continue to obtain his mercy as strange as that may sound? Listen here…
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Matt Reynolds :: Luke 17 :: 07.19.09
(Morning Message) In Luke 17:11 Jesus meets ten lepers on the way to Jerusalem. Each leper saw Jesus, but only only one stopped to gaze. This week we will dive deeper into how we can cultivate a gazing soul upon the face of our great God. Listen in here…
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Matt Reynolds :: Luke 16 :: 07.12.09
(Morning Message) In Luke 16, Jesus continues to teach on relevant issues facing us today. He talks about how money and possessions will affect our quality of life on earth and in Heaven. And then this funny verse, “The Law and the Prophets were proclaimed until John; since then the gospel of the Kingdom of God is preached, and everyone is forcing his way into it.” (Lk. 16:16) It’s as if God now has an open door policy into His Home, His Kingdom, and some people are really responding. How will we? Listen in here…
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Jamie Winship :: Judges 6-8 :: 06.14.09
This week we’re comparing the life of Samson and the life of Gideon and seeing how that intersects with the movement and momentum we’re seeing inside and outside the walls of Midtown.
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Matt Reynolds :: Pentecost :: 05.31.09
(Morning Message) As we engage in the story of the birth of the church (Acts 2), we see not only a group of people being filled with the Holy Spirit and being changed forever, but we see ourselves in the story as God is doing a new thing in our day. Listen in here…
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Matt Reynolds :: Luke 11 :: 05.24.09
(Morning Message) This week we are in Luke 11 where Jesus’ disciples ask Him, “Lord, teach us to pray.” I can’t think of a better passage to meditate on this Sunday as we find ourselves in the midst of this 10 day period of worship, waiting, and praying. Listen below…
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Brian Krawczyk :: Luke 9 :: 05.03.09
(Morning Message) Do you ever feel like you have nothing left to give but are surrounded by so much need? Do you ever feel like you have no time for those who most deserve your time? Do you ever feel like you have nothing to offer? Listen below…
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Jon Stallsmith :: Luke 9 :: 04.26.09
We spend a lot of time talking about seeing God’s good Kingdom explode into our communities, our campuses, and our city. But what do we really need in order for it to spread into a city? What about a nation? Or the world? Listen Below…
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Matt Reynolds :: Luke 7 :: 04.12.09
Easter is the celebration of the King who did not stay in the grave, but with the power of an indestructible life, conquered sin and death. It is this life and power that he has breathed into us, his disciples, so that we might have authentic, living hope; unshaken by circumstances. Listen Below…
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Matt Reynolds :: Luke 5 :: 03.29.09
No one likes to change when it’s first presented. Change is especially hard when it’s you who needs to change. Throughout the radical gospel of Luke, we see a progression where Jesus is changing people’s perspectives on who His Father is. Listen Below…
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