This is our last message in the sermon on the mount. At this point Jesus has preached the entire sermon and the final passage we are looking at will show that Jesus is teaching with authority (Matthew 7:28-29). The authority of Jesus is what we are going to be looking at in the final message. What does it mean for Jesus to teach with authority? And we will look at how Jesus’ teaching is different from anyone else’s teaching because He has authority that comes from the Father in Heaven. How we see Jesus’ teaching will frame how we view the rest of the Sermon on the Mount.

Also, plan on sticking around after service for connection Sunday!

See you this weekend.

John

November 13 - 20, 2024

● Pray for hearts filled with gratitude to our great God this month of Thanksgiving.

● Pray for rain to replenish our water supply and extinguish the brush fires.

● Pray for our faithful Faith Foundations workers serving us each LORD’S Day.

● Pray for all impacted by fires on both the east and west coasts.

● Pray for Cathy VanDyne’s brother-in-law, Patrick Stephenson, in treatment for cancer.

● Pray for our upcoming events including this Connection Sunday, Ground Floor Discussion, Worship Night and collections for the Hebron food pantry and Abundant Hope items for babies.

● Pray for Deb and Andy Penney’s daughter, Arianna, who has returned to the hospital.

● Praise the LORD for Dawn Mattera’s ministry in Romania. Pray for her homecoming next month.

● Pray for a peaceful resolution of the conflicts in Eastern Europe and the Middle East as this Year of Our LORD, 2024, winds down.

•How did the servants use their master’s money in different ways?

•How can we serve God with our lives?

Because we have come to know the exceeding value of God’s kingdom, we urgently proclaim the gospel to the world so that others might be brought into the kingdom as well.

• HEAD: What would your current works say of your current faith?

• HEART: How can we praise God for allowing us to partner with Him in building His kingdom?

• HANDS: How can we steward our gifts for the growth of God’s kingdom?

to serve him; and this turns everything into gold. We are apt

to suppose that we need something splendid to evince our

devotion, but true devotion equals things: washing plates and

cleaning shoes is a high office, if performed in a right spirit.”

–John Newton (1725–1807)

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