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Jesus describes God's kingdom through a lamp, growing seed, and a mustard seed. In Mark 4:21-34, Wakefield Hare considers our purpose, hearing God's Word, and the fruit faith produces. Christ's death and resurrection ground our confidence in God's power. We can abide in Christ, serve those around us, and trust God with growth and outcomes beyond our control.

Luke 11:1-13. After leading the congregation through the Lord's Prayer, Wakefield Hare asks how we dare ask God for anything. In the parable of the friend at midnight, the Greek word anaideia means shamelessness. We carry shame before God, and Christ bore it on the cross, so sinners in Him can come boldly. The Father gives His best gift, the Holy Spirit, and never has to say to His child, "I can't."

Matthew 11:2-19. John the Baptist brings his question to Jesus from prison. Wakefield Hare teaches on bringing our doubts to Christ, trusting His salvation through suffering, and responding to His invitation in faith.

Mark 2:23-3:6. Jesus, the Lord of the Sabbath, reveals rest as God's gracious gift, rooted in His finished work and fulfilled in Christ's finished work of redemption.

Mark 1:21-45. Jesus' authority over teaching, evil spirits, sickness, and uncleanness reveals His greater authority to forgive sins and save sinners.

John 4:1-42

Community worship sermon from Luke 15:1-2, 11-32, with 1 Corinthians 1:18-25 and Ephesians 2:1-10.

John 2:13-22