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Place Your Trust In God | At The Movies Part 2
Manage episode 374142596 series 18700
This message features short clips from the critically acclaimed film The Covenant, which was released in theaters in 2023 by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures. No copyright is claimed for The Covenant, and we assert that use of the short clips within this sermon is permissible under fair use principles in U.S. copyright law. Liquid Church is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, specifically, a non-denominational Christian Church, and the purpose of using this media is non commercial in nature.
The movie The Covenant tells the story of a US Military Leader and his Afghan interpreter during the war in Afghanistan. This movie is fascinating, because in some ways this relationship mirrors our relationship with God. It begins as transactional, but in the end, it looks a lot more like a covenant. In this message, Pastor Bryan Roe challenges us by asking three questions to assess our relationship with God.
#1) Whose intel are you trusting? Are you trusting what the world says or what the Word says? Are you following your heart or following your Savior? You must place your trust in God.
#2) Where do you turn for rescue? We all have something, someone, or somewhere we turn to when the going gets tough. What is it for you? Is it drinking, gossiping, or binge-eating? How do you numb yourself? Spoiler - you can’t rescue yourself. Turning to God should be your first response, not your last resort.
#3) Does God have a hook in you? How does God’s grace compel you to act? How does it drive your sense of purpose? Here’s the bottom line: Don’t waste another minute doing life apart from Jesus. If he gave his life to die for you, give your life to live for him.
Watch this message from Pastor Bryan Roe, and discover what a relationship with Jesus truly looks like.
#LiquidChurch #TheCovenant #TrustInGod #RelationshipWithGod #Rescue #AHookInYou #AtTheMovies #Jesus #Christianity #ChristianChurch
896 episodes
Manage episode 374142596 series 18700
This message features short clips from the critically acclaimed film The Covenant, which was released in theaters in 2023 by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures. No copyright is claimed for The Covenant, and we assert that use of the short clips within this sermon is permissible under fair use principles in U.S. copyright law. Liquid Church is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, specifically, a non-denominational Christian Church, and the purpose of using this media is non commercial in nature.
The movie The Covenant tells the story of a US Military Leader and his Afghan interpreter during the war in Afghanistan. This movie is fascinating, because in some ways this relationship mirrors our relationship with God. It begins as transactional, but in the end, it looks a lot more like a covenant. In this message, Pastor Bryan Roe challenges us by asking three questions to assess our relationship with God.
#1) Whose intel are you trusting? Are you trusting what the world says or what the Word says? Are you following your heart or following your Savior? You must place your trust in God.
#2) Where do you turn for rescue? We all have something, someone, or somewhere we turn to when the going gets tough. What is it for you? Is it drinking, gossiping, or binge-eating? How do you numb yourself? Spoiler - you can’t rescue yourself. Turning to God should be your first response, not your last resort.
#3) Does God have a hook in you? How does God’s grace compel you to act? How does it drive your sense of purpose? Here’s the bottom line: Don’t waste another minute doing life apart from Jesus. If he gave his life to die for you, give your life to live for him.
Watch this message from Pastor Bryan Roe, and discover what a relationship with Jesus truly looks like.
#LiquidChurch #TheCovenant #TrustInGod #RelationshipWithGod #Rescue #AHookInYou #AtTheMovies #Jesus #Christianity #ChristianChurch
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