Christ's Church of Oronogo

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Thursdays 6:45pm • Sundays 8:00am | 9:15am | 10:45am

[Christ's Church of Oronogo @ccochurch]

"We not only have a Father who will clean up our messes, but we have brothers and sisters who will go to Him on our behalf when we are too weak or unwilling to go."
-@elijahdally
Listen to full sermon: https://t.co/l7b4u21Vm2

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Matt 10:7 - As you go, proclaim this message: "The kingdom of heaven has come near."

Jesus is saying, "I need you to trust that 'as you go' you will find I am sufficient to meet your needs."
-@mchristianirish

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"The grace and mercy that brought you into the Kingdom are the same things that will keep you in it. God's not inviting us in to perform, he's bringing us in so his love and grace can change us."
-@mchristianirish

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"Blessed is the person who is brought into Jesus’ Kingdom and even more so those who never imagined this could be theirs."
-@mchristianirish

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"The only reason we ever stop desiring God is because we have fashioned something else into one. We don’t actually think we need him. We misidentify the deepest needs of our soul to creation instead of Creator."
-@elijahdally

[Isaac Schade @isaacschade]

“We love the routines of slavery more than the risks of freedom.”

- @mchristianirish at @ccochurch speaking of the Israelites in Egypt, with a not-so-subtle nod to our own present-day captivity.

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The only way we can ever discover true freedom is to allow God to free us.

That can sometimes mean making our lives uncomfortable and complicated.

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Our liberation begins when God acts in a way for us that we cannot.

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We shouldn’t be asking “Who is my neighbor?” but instead “Who can I be neighborly to?”

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The chances to lovingly serve are worth taking.

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The chances to lovingly serve are inconveniently costly.

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The chances to lovingly serve are inconveniently everywhere.

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If you want to be religious, work on being good.

If you want to be like Jesus, work on loving others.

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When spend too much time judging how people got into certain circumstances when we should be showing them compassion and the love of God.

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Jesus heals the outcast, even at great cost to himself.

#PortraitsOfJesus

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God's love will always be more than we think, not less.

#PortraitsOfJesus #healing

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The first step in the process of healing is pursuing the Healer.

#PortraitsOfJesus #Healing

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Prayer doesn’t bring God down to our level. It elevates us to his.

#AmenSeries

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Prayer is not useful because we get things. It’s useful because of who we already have.

#AmenSeries

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The way we pray can be either transactional or relational.

It’s either “you do, I do” or “You are, I am.”

Relational prayers bring us closer to the heart of the Father.