Joshua Mack

We are going to look at Luke chapter 13:31-35 today and talk about unbelief. There's a lot of unbelief all around us. It can feel a little overwhelming. How should we respond? In this passage, Luke shows us how Jesus responds to Israel’s rejection of Him and looking at his response can teach us some very important things we need to understand as we see people rejecting Jesus. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NNYt4PIVdO441IKs_uxtj8z2K0hL8gX4E2873AwdUI8/edit?usp=sharing

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As we're studying Genesis, we're thinking about God's plan for the world - how God is going to fix everything! Genesis forces us to step back and think about the great big thing God is doing in this world and how he's doing it and what our response needs to be. We're living in a world that's cursed. We see the consequences on ourselves. We're full of sin, continually unable to be our own savior. And we see the consequences on our relationships with one another. By the time we get to Genesis 12, we're asking what is God going to do? Well God chooses Abram and he makes him some big promises in Genesis chapter 12. These are some of the most important promises in the Bible. God promises Abram three things, seed, land and blessing.

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Akani Hlungwane and his wife were part of our church in Pretoria for many years and now are being sent out to plant a church in a village in Limpopo, South Africa. I think you will appreciate hearing his testimony and how God has called him from being an engineer to becoming a church planter. You’ll learn a little more about South Africa and the challenges of serving Jesus there and be encouraged and motivated by how local churches can play a part in raising up and sending out leaders to impact the world for Jesus.

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Student Notes: https://bit.ly/3jQnXN7