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  • How does Jesus redefine our understanding of suffering?

    How does Jesus redefine our understanding of suffering?
    Oct 5 2025
    Bad Theology, 1 of 4 from October 5, 2025 “All suffering comes from sin but God’s purpose is greater than our pain.” Job 4-5, 22, 42; 1 Peter 2 by Michael Lockstampfor (@miklocks)SUMMARYThis sermon explores the relationship between suffering and our beliefs about God through the story of Job, challenging the idea that suffering always results from personal sin. Pastor Michael discusses the flawed belief that "if you do good, you get good," and highlights Jesus' example of suffering without sin. The message emphasizes that God's purposes are greater than our pain, urging trust in God’s perfect justice and compassion amidst trials.REFLECTION & DISCUSSION QUESTIONS💬 Who are we tempted to blame for their pain? 💬 Will we repent from our contributions to the sin and brokenness in the world? 💬 Will we forgive those who failed us in our grief? 💬 How can we “grieve with those who grieve”?ADDITIONAL RESOURCES📝 Sermon Notes for this message 💾 Download a transcript of this message📰 Blog Summary for this message🖼️ Sermon Slides📖 Read Job 4:1-5:16 📖 Read Job 22:21-30 📖 Jesus suffered sinlessly (1 Peter 2:22-23; 2 Corinthians 5:21) 📖 Jesus suffered sacrificially for others as an example (1 Peter 2:21-25) 📖 Suffering was necessary for Jesus to complete/perfect His ministry (Hebrews 2:9-10) 📖 Blind from birth to show God’s power (John 9:1-3) 📖 Solomon was materially blessed but an enemy of God (1 Kings 11:9-14) 📖 Nebuchadnezzar lost his mind because of his pride (Daniel 4) 📖 Read 1 Peter 2:18-21; 4:15-18 📖 All suffering is a result of the corrupting influence of sin a fallen world (Romans 8:20-23) and our response to sin MUST be repentance (Luke 13:3, 5) 📖 Physical sight led to spiritual life and a vibrant testimony (John 9) 📖 Trials are the heat that reveal our heart temptations (James 1:2-18) 📖 Paul's eternal perspective (Romans 8:18; 2 Corinthians 4:16-18) 📖 God tells Eliphaz to ask Job for prayer (Job 42:7-9) LINKSWebsiteDownload our App! (Apple) (Android)DonatePodcastMusic by Blue Dot Sessions
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    53 m
  • Can God truly use me in His mission, despite my doubts?

    Can God truly use me in His mission, despite my doubts?
    Sep 28 2025

    3-2-1: A Call to Prayer, 4 of 4 from September 28, 2025

    “Jesus uses leaders to help companions work together to find lost wanderers.”

    Luke 10:1-24 by Michael Lockstampfor (@miklocks)

    SUMMARY

    This sermon develops the last part of the "3-2-1" prayer initiative, encouraging believers to pray for three people daily: a spiritual wanderer (someone who doesn't know Jesus), a spiritual companion (fellow believer), and a spiritual leader. Using Luke 10:1-24, Pastor Michael Lockstampfor demonstrates how Jesus sends out ordinary people on His mission, emphasizing that the work begins with prayer and requires complete dependence on God, with the ultimate goal being that Jesus uses leaders to help companions work together to find lost wanderers.

    REFLECTION & DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

    • 💬 When are we most tempted to forget we depend on God?

    • 💬 What sin is a burden to us because our neighbors reject Jesus?

    • 💬 What leaders will we pray for?

    • 💬 What leaders will we be?

    ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

    • 📝 Sermon Notes for this message

    • 💾 Download a transcript of this message

    • 📰 Blog Summary for this message

    • 🖼️ Sermon Slides

    • 📖 Read Luke 10:1-24

    • 📖 The physician comes to the sick (Luke 5:27-32)

    • 📖 The ministry continues with the power of prayer (Colossians 4:3-4)

    LINKS

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    • Music by Blue Dot Sessions
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    45 m
  • How is being part of a church different from attending any other club or event?

    How is being part of a church different from attending any other club or event?
    Sep 21 2025

    3-2-1: A Call to Prayer, 3 of 4 from September 21, 2025

    “Jesus sends us as His body and maturing in Him means caring for our companions.”

    Ephesians 4:4-16 by Michael Lockstampfor (@miklocks)

    SUMMARY

    This sermon explores the concept of the church as the body of Christ, emphasizing unity, spiritual maturity, and the importance of mutual care among believers. Pastor Michael discusses how Jesus sees the church as a unified entity despite apparent divisions, and how spiritual growth is a process that requires patience, prayer, and active participation in the body of Christ. The sermon encourages believers to pray for both spiritual wanderers and companions, highlighting the significance of each member in the body of Christ regardless of their current level of spiritual maturity.

    REFLECTION & DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

    • 💬 How are we tempted to minimize church?

    • 💬 How would we describe where we are in our spiritual maturity?

    • 💬 Which of our spiritual companions will we start praying for?

    ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

    • 📝 Sermon Notes for this message

    • 💾 Download a transcript of this message

    • 📰 Blog Summary for this message

    • 🖼️ Sermon Slides

    • 📖 THE FOUNDATION OF JESUS’ WORK (Ephesians 4:4-11a)

    • 📖 THE MYSTERY OF JESUS’ BODY (Ephesians 4:12b)

    • 📖 THE MISSION OF JESUS’ BODY (Ephesians 4:12b-16)

    LINKS

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    • Donate

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    • Music by Blue Dot Sessions
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    43 m
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