NewLife Living presents the bible teaching of Pastor Alan Brooks of NewLife church in Rio Rancho, NM, a group of God’s people seeking to know Jesus and to make Him known.
I closing His sermon on the mount, Jesus compares two builders, one who Jesus calls wise and another He calls foolish. And its not that the fool is without knowledge, the difference is what he does with his knowledge.
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Pastor Alan Brooks from NewLife church in Rio Rancho, NM looks at how Jesus winds His sermon to a close, and gets to a very important point about Kingdom Living.
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What is persecution and is it real or imagined?
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Our world is filled with Influencers, some for good and some for evil. In this teaching from Matthew chapter 7, Jesus tells us how to tell the difference.
Jesus gives us the master key to his entire message. Choices that have eternal consequences
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In this month's Encounter Celebration, Pastor Alan & Eric Bullock consider an often overlooked connection between the Lord's Supper and another important biblical celebration. This celebration is one you want to make sure you are prepared to attend.
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The so-called Golden Rule is probably the most popular teaching of the Bible outside the church, but is it representative of most Christians in our daily interactions with one another? This teaching will examine both the significance of this principle in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount and its importance in our Kingdom Living.
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Jesus said, "Everyone who asks will receive, everyone who seeks will find." Is everyone anyone? Can Anyone ask anything and expect to receive it or is there some fine print that needs to be considered. This study from Matthew chapter 7 looks at a often quoted passage in regards to prayer and considers whether Jesus intended for it to be understood in its normal application or if there is more in plain sight that we are missing.
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Jesus said, "Judge not..." but does that mean I should never take notice of something amiss in another's life? This study will like at God's expectation for us to assist one another in "right living" and best to do so.
At one time, most of what we call judging took place in court rooms. Today, it's everywhere, work, school, social media you name it. The worst part, is Christians are known as some of the worst offenders, this in spite what almost everybody, Christian or not, knows Jesus himself said, "Judge not." Whether you are a Christian or not understanding the meaning of one of Jesus' most famous teaching could not only change
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