Pete Greig | Blessed are the Poor in Spirit | Beatitudes Series

The Beatitudes in Matthew 5 are among the most well-known parts of scripture, and they are a crucial part of Jesus' teaching on the Kingdom and what it means to live a good life. For the 8 Sundays leading up to Easter, we are going to do a deep dive into this beautiful but incredibly challenging teaching. Our prayer is that we will become more holy as disciples of Jesus, and become more confident that the way of life He invites us into is truly the best one.
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Loved this sermon!

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Your words today have resonated with my very being. I thank you for your ministry and pray that you be given the strength to continue to meet so many people beyond the walks of the building you worship in.

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Keep me in your prayers 🙏

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Pertaining to my parents especially

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Let god guide and tell you

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Pray about my mom and her words, how they hurt

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The order of Mustard Seed is listed in “The History of Freemasonry” by Albert G Mackey as being a long dormant Masonic Order. Does anyone know why the resurrection of this order? Zinzendorf was claimed as one of their own, (1739 Frat. of Moravian brothers of the order of religious freemasons) Does anyone know why Pete wanted to resurrect the order?