Living the Legacy is about more than what we leave behind. It’s about how we live today! As we grow in our walk with Christ, generosity becomes a natural overflow of the grace we’ve received. In 2 Corinthians 8:7, Paul challenges believers to excel in the grace of giving, reminding us that God’s work through His Church reaches far beyond ourselves. Join us for this new series as we discover how a life of generosity can make an eternal impact, moving from grace received, to grace given, to legacy left.
This series focuses on the identity, purpose, equipping, and work of the Church. The Church is the body of believers (local and global) who confess Christ as the Messiah and follow him. This series seeks to build enthusiasm for the church and lift up the value of joining God in His work through the Church.
There is a theme of Kingdom reversal that runs throughout scripture. God reverses or flips the typical world order. The principle of reversal also characterizes the very nature of the church. In 1 Corinthians Paul speaks of God’s calling of the Corinthians in their low state. However, God used them instead of the powerful.
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus announces his purpose regarding the Law. He did not come to erase or minimize the law of Moses, but rather to fulfill it. He then makes a series of “you have heard” statements. He addresses the common teaching around anger, integrity, and love in these statements, but then shows how each of these should be fulfilled in the Kingdom of God. Jesus’ words are to be the foundation of how we live as believers. In our world, the common understanding of anger, integrity, and love are centered around what is best for “self.” What would it be like if believers lived according to Jesus words? “But I say…” These are words to live by.
