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What does Jesus want more than religious ritual? In Matthew 12, Jesus confronts the Pharisees over their understanding of the Sabbath and reveals something much deeper: God desires mercy, not empty religious performance. Pastor Woody walks through Matthew 12 and challenges us to examine our hearts. Are we simply checking religious boxes, or are we allowing Jesus to transform the way we treat people, respond to conviction, and live our everyday lives? This message also explores Sabbath as God's gift. Instead of seeing rest as another rule, we can learn to intentionally stop, rest, delight, and contemplate the Lord. Most importantly, Matthew 12 reminds us that our relationship with Jesus isn't about earning our place. Jesus calls us family.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Welcome & Introduction
01:00 Jesus and the Sabbath
03:00 Mercy Over Ritual
05:00 What Is Sabbath?
07:00 Sabbath Is a Gift
10:00 Sabbath Requires Intentionality
13:00 Stop, Rest, Delight & Contemplate
19:00 Jesus Heals on the Sabbath
22:00 Don't Put God in a Box
24:00 Jesus Is the Hope of the World
26:00 God Is Stronger Than Evil
29:00 Choose Jesus
30:00 The Unpardonable Sin Explained
33:00 A Tree Is Known by Its Fruit
35:00 What's in Your Heart?
38:00 Respond Through Repentance
40:00 Don't Let Your Life Remain Empty
41:00 Jesus Calls You Family
42:00 Closing Prayer
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31 Aug 2026
You Are a Champion Too
You Are a Champion | Seeing Yourself the Way God Sees You | Family Church You are fearfully and wonderfully made. But how often do we actually live like we believe that? In this powerful message from Family Church, Daniel challenges us to stop defining ourselves by our mistakes and begin seeing ourselves through the eyes of God. Psalm 139:14 tells us that we are fearfully and wonderfully made, while Ephesians 2:10 reminds us that we are God's handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works. This message explores: What it means to be intentionally created by God Why we shouldn't define ourselves by our mistakes How to stop focusing on the "black dot" Why our inefficiencies don't disqualify us What it means to be wonderfully made How God gives us purpose What Ephesians 2:10 says about good works How to live as an example of Jesus Why parents need to speak life into their children What it means to be a champion of the faith Why our identity is rooted in Jesus Why Christians are called to encourage one another How to speak life instead of death Why we need to encourage the people already inside our church family How our spiritual family can become a place of belonging The "I love this about you" challenge How encouragement can become a way of sharing the Gospel The challenge is simple: See yourself the way God sees you. You are intentionally made. You are God's handiwork. You were created for good works. You are a champion of the faith. And you have an opportunity to encourage someone else this week. Speak life. Encourage someone. Be a champion.
📖 Psalm 139:14
📖 Ephesians 2:10
📖 2 Corinthians 5:17
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00:00 Introduction — You Are a Champion
01:00 Family, Gratitude & Identity
02:00 Why We Beat Ourselves Up
03:00 Psalm 139:14 — Wonderfully Made
04:00 God Is Glorified in Our Inefficiencies
05:00 Finding Family at Family Church
06:00 What Does God Say About Us?
07:00 God the Craftsman
08:00 You Were Intentionally Made
09:00 Don't Define Yourself by Your Mistakes
10:00 Created for Good Works
11:00 Don't Get Caught in the Motions
12:00 A Word for Parents
13:00 Don't Forget the People Around You
14:00 You Are a Champion of the Faith
15:00 Speak Life and Encourage Others
16:00 Closing Prayer — Be a Champion
17:00 Family Church: Your Spiritual Family
18:00 The "I Love This About You" Challenge
19:00 Pray and See Yourself as God Sees You
24 Aug 2026
Matthew 11 | Woody Burpo
What do you do when God doesn't work the way you expected Him to? In Matthew 11, John the Baptist finds himself in prison and begins to question whether Jesus really is the Messiah. The surprising part isn't that John has questions—the surprising part is how Jesus responds. Jesus doesn't shame John. He doesn't reject him. He answers him with kindness. This chapter reminds us that we can bring our questions to God. We can trust Him when life is difficult. We can repent when He reveals something that needs to change. And, most importantly, we can come to Jesus. Jesus says: "Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest." — Matthew 11:28 Whether you're tired, discouraged, confused, joyful, burdened, or simply don't know what to do next, the invitation is the same: Come to Jesus. In this message: God welcomes our questions Why following Jesus doesn't mean life will always be easy Trusting God when He doesn't work the way we expect The importance of repentance Staying teachable in our faith Finding rest in Jesus Learning to come to Jesus in every circumstance The Gospel of Matthew | Family Church
00:00 Introduction to Matthew 11
01:00 John the Baptist Questions Jesus
04:00 God Welcomes Our Questions
06:00 Jesus Praises John the Baptist
08:00 Hard Times With Jesus Are Better
10:00 The Upside-Down Kingdom
11:00 When God Doesn't Meet Our Expectations
13:00 Trusting God When We Don't Understand
15:00 Responding to Jesus
17:00 Repentance and Turning to God
18:00 Staying Teachable
21:00 Come to Jesus
23:00 Practicing the Presence of Jesus
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