Becoming like Jesus and Making Him Known.
To listen to past messages and download discussion questions, please visit cedarmill.church/messages

by Cedar Mill Bible Church
Becoming like Jesus and Making Him Known. To listen to past messages and download discussion questions, please visit cedarmill.church/messages
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July 28, 2026
The Lord’s Table is more than a ritual we observe; it reveals the character of our faith and the kind of community we are becoming. Through the divided tables of Antioch and Rome, Paul confronts the exclusion, judgment, and contempt that threaten Christian unity. Because we are justified by faith in Jesus, every believer is welcomed as a full heir of God’s promises, regardless of ethnicity, gender, social status, background, or secondary theological differences. This does not mean truth is unimportant, but it does mean our disagreements must remain beneath the greater reality of the gospel. The table does not belong to us, and we do not decide who is worthy to sit there—Jesus is the host. His table calls us to lay aside superiority, extend generous hospitality, and become a community marked by “faith expressing itself through love.”

July 19, 2026
We live in a world where we are more connected than ever, yet somehow more lonely, divided, and disconnected from one another. In the first week of The Table, Pastor Dave explores why, knowing the distraction, division, and drifting apart we would face, Jesus gave His people a meal. Through Paul’s words to the divided church in Corinth, we see that Communion is more than remembering something that happened long ago—it is an invitation to be reconnected to the story of Jesus, to Jesus Himself, to one another, and to the future He has promised. At the Table, we are reminded that His story is our story, His people are our people, and grace calls us to put down our divisions and truly come together.

July 12, 2026
Envy is more than wanting what someone else has. As one writer puts it, “Envy is feeling bitter when others have it better.” It begins quietly, often with insecurity. Then insecurity leads to comparison, comparison grows into resentment, resentment devolves into jealousy, and jealousy can create its own kind of madness. Proverbs 14:30 says, “A heart at peace gives life to the body, but envy rots the bones.” Envy is a happiness killer because it turns our eyes away from God’s love, away from gratitude, and away from who God has made us to be. But freedom begins when we own up to envy, refuse to feed it, find our worth in God, take pleasure in who He made us to be, and learn to rejoice in the success of others.
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