Dan Stockum - January 9, 2022
Why Do We Help?
Jesus assumes everyone will help those in need. Good people. Bad people. Everyone. So the question isn't if we will help, but why will we help. And the answer to that "why" question reveals more about us than we might like to know. However, as we will see this week, uncovering our motivations to help those in need can lead us to freedom that we never before imagined.
From Series: "Jesus' Most Famous Sermon"
This Week's Message: Kingdom Choices Part 2
Most of us don’t enjoy being told what to do. We’d rather keep our options open, make our own decisions, and shape our own future through our own choices. If you can relate at all to that feeling, then the Bible has some very good news for you: God does give us the ability to make our own choices and to decide certain things for ourselves. However, with that freedom also comes the timeless truth that our choices always have consequences - sometimes even long-term consequences - that must be taken into account. So, as we conclude our series on the Sermon on the Mount, we’ll finish looking at the inescapable choices that God puts before every person who has ever lived, all of which have life-altering ramifications. How will you choose?
