This is the weekly podcast of Legend Community Church, in Cincinnati, OH
In our final look at how disciples should posture themselves, Monte talks about worship, about how our body can connect with the music and our brains and our hearts and how being in the right position and frame of mind can put us in the right place to really put our attention and focus on God.
Our microphone was being wonky, so this is 2/3 of Justin's sermon on Grace. It's always something here.
Every pastor you know hates the tithing sermon. And if they don't, you probably are tired of that pastor. Money has come to represent a part of our lives we rarely talk about, we absolutely don't talk about it with each other, and as a result, we probably don't talk about it with Jesus either.
But what if it wasn't? What if we saw money -and all that it represents - as belonging to God, as part of what God is unfolding in history? Would that change? How would our discipleship change if we were more comfortable giving even our finances to God?
Legend has had a pretty remarkable couple of years, and that has sent our hearts dreaming about a new facility where we can worship and serve God, and our community. How do we ask God about things together as a community?
If you're interested, here's the update from our meeting the afternoon after this podcast was recorded.
How has the command to love God (Deuteronomy 6) become a central point of Jewish and Christian discipleship? How is that different from the rest of the world?
The final narrative in our look at the kings of Israel - the story is a convoluted mess of people and things that are dificult to find the godly in. So what do we do with a story like that? How do we make sense of it?
We continue our narrative through the kings of Israel, as the entire project begins to fall apart.
