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Animals and the Kingdom of God

God’s kingdom is always more expansive than we assume. In the final week of our series, The Kin-dom of God, we talk about our relationship with animals and the world around us. Pastor Dallas preaches from Genesis 9:8-17.

The Kin-dom of God. No, it’s not a typo. The Gospels frequently have to explain that the kingdom of God is like because we can’t see past our own political expectations. In this series, we are going to hear how God creates a diverse, new kin in Christ that breaks down the dividing walls between different tribes and parties. In a season of political divisions, choose to live in God’s healing kin-dom.

Sermon preached by Pastor Dallas Flippin at the First Baptist Church of Jackson, MI on Sunday, November 22, 2020.

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A Firm Foundation

How strong is your foundation? In Luke 6:46-49, Jesus invites us to prepare for the storms that come by not just hearing God’s instruction, but living it.

For our sermon series, The Kin-dom of God, we are calling on people to grow into the family of God that breaks down barriers instead of building them up in a divisive election season. Each weekday of the series, we will have a morning devotional from Luke 6. You are invited to join us in reading and praying from Luke 6 each day.

Devotion by Pastor Dallas Flippin.
Music by Worship Leader Brently Groshong.

Calling Jesus Lord

What do you call Jesus? In Luke 6:46, Jesus invites us to answer why we call him Lord, but don’t act like he’s Lord.

For our sermon series, The Kin-dom of God, we are calling on people to grow into the family of God that breaks down barriers instead of building them up in a divisive election season. Each weekday of the series, we will have a morning devotional from Luke 6. You are invited to join us in reading and praying from Luke 6 each day.

Devotion by Pastor Dallas Flippin.
Music by Worship Leader Brently Groshong.

Known By Their Fruit

What does the way you are living today say about your heart? In Luke 6:43-45, Jesus invites us to examine trees by their fruit and people by their heart.

For our sermon series, The Kin-dom of God, we are calling on people to grow into the family of God that breaks down barriers instead of building them up in a divisive election season. Each weekday of the series, we will have a morning devotional from Luke 6. You are invited to join us in reading and praying from Luke 6 each day.

Devotion by Pastor Dallas Flippin.
Music by Worship Leader Brently Groshong.

Climbing a Different Ladder

In a world where people want to be seen as winners, get the promotion to be the boss, and have power over their peers, God invites us into a different type of leadership. Join us for worship this Sunday as Pastor Dallas preaches from Mark 10:35-45.

This week we continue our series, The Kin-dom of God. No, it’s not a typo. The Gospels frequently have to explain that the kingdom of God is like because we can’t see past our own political expectations. In this series, we are going to hear how God creates a diverse, new kin in Christ that breaks down the dividing walls between different tribes and parties. In a season of political divisions, choose to live in God’s healing kin-dom.

Sermon preached by Pastor Dallas Flippin at the First Baptist Church of Jackson, MI on Sunday, November 15, 2020.

Want to listen to the sermon on the go? Our sermons are available on your favorite podcasting app. Listen to this sermon from our audio podcast page.

Removing the Log in Your Eye

Are we willing to work on our own issues before trying to fix somebody else? In Luke 6:40-41, Jesus invites us to remove the log from our own eye before addressing the speck in our neighbor’s eye.

For our sermon series, The Kin-dom of God, we are calling on people to grow into the family of God that breaks down barriers instead of building them up in a divisive election season. Each weekday of the series, we will have a morning devotional from Luke 6. You are invited to join us in reading and praying from Luke 6 each day.

Devotion by Pastor Dallas Flippin.
Music by Worship Leader Brently Groshong.

Seeing the Log in Your Eye

Why are you seeing everyone’s flaws but your own? In Luke 6:40-41, Jesus invites us to explore the way we see the world and what we don’t see about our selves.

For our sermon series, The Kin-dom of God, we are calling on people to grow into the family of God that breaks down barriers instead of building them up in a divisive election season. Each weekday of the series, we will have a morning devotional from Luke 6. You are invited to join us in reading and praying from Luke 6 each day.

Devotion by Pastor Dallas Flippin.
Music by Worship Leader Brently Groshong.

Following the Right Guide

Who are you following right now? Today’s devotion comes from Luke 6:38-39, where Jesus invites us consider who is guiding you and where you are headed.

For our sermon series, The Kin-dom of God, we are calling on people to grow into the family of God that breaks down barriers instead of building them up in a divisive election season. Each weekday of the series, we will have a morning devotional from Luke 6. You are invited to join us in reading and praying from Luke 6 each day.

Devotion by Pastor Dallas Flippin.
Music by Worship Leader Brently Groshong.

A Good Measure of Generosity

How generous are you being to those around you? Today’s devotion comes from Luke 6:37-38, where Jesus invites us to transform the world through extravagant forgiveness and giving.

For our sermon series, The Kin-dom of God, we are calling on people to grow into the family of God that breaks down barriers instead of building them up in a divisive election season. Each weekday of the series, we will have a morning devotional from Luke 6. You are invited to join us in reading and praying from Luke 6 each day.

Devotion by Pastor Dallas Flippin.
Music by Worship Leader Brently Groshong.

Do Not Judge

Who are you trying to control with judgments? What would it take to let go of them? Today’s devotion comes from Luke 6:37-38, where Jesus invites us to stop the cycle of judgment.

For our sermon series, The Kin-dom of God, we are calling on people to grow into the family of God that breaks down barriers instead of building them up in a divisive election season. Each weekday of the series, we will have a morning devotional from Luke 6. You are invited to join us in reading and praying from Luke 6 each day.

Devotion by Pastor Dallas Flippin.
Music by Worship Leader Brently Groshong.