Breakthrough for the Poor
September 30, 2008
How many sermons have you heard on the subject of the end times? How about tongues? Homosexuality? Certainly these are all valid biblical subjects, but all three of these subjects add up to just a handful of verses in the bible. How many sermons on the subject of the poor? Funny things is, the subject that holds the attention of our Heavenly Father more than any other is justice for the poor? In fact, 2000 verses in the bible are dedicated to loving the poor. In this talk, Jon challenges us to engage in the ministry to the poor as a way to see God’s breakthrough in the world.
Breakthrough (Jon Quitt)
September 22, 2008
When someone mentions the Kingdom of God, often we think of the supernatural ways God breaks into people’s lives. And though God’s kingdom does often break in in powerful ways, the most powerful of His tools in the lives of others is our love. In this talk, Jon introduces the Kingdom of God series and challenges that if we will love passionately, God will work miraculously!
Rethink: Faith and Healing (Jon Quitt)
September 15, 2008
The problem with faith and healing is not that we don’t believe something about them, but what we do with those beliefs. Jon unpacks this fairly charged and controversial subject and encourages us to be agents of healing and miracles in people’s lives.
Rethinking Fasting (Jon Quitt)
September 8, 2008
Have you ever needed a breakthrough from God? Have you ever needed God break into your marriage or finances or ministry? If the answer is yes, the bible would challenge us, “Have you considered fasting?” In this talk, Jon unpacks the reality of fasting out of Isaiah 58.
Rethink: Church (Jon Quitt)
September 2, 2008
When most people say the word church what they mean is the building, programs, and mission statement that drives it all. But is it possible that the word church has a whole lot more meaning? In this talk, Jon unpacks the idea behind Rethinking Church and challenges us to embrace the greatest mission on the planet.
Rethink: Justice for All (Jonathan Cook)
September 2, 2008
When we think of Justice there are many pictures that come to mind. A killer in the electric chair. A rapist getting killed in prison. A terrorist being shot. Believe it or not, these are not accurate pictures of justice in the Bible. Justice could best be described by the prophet Micah, “He has showed you, O man, what is good. And what does the LORD require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.” In this talk, Jonathan unpacks one of the primary truths of justice.
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