EPISODE · Feb 9, 2026 · 36 MIN
And Have It to The Full
from Redeemer Church - Sermons · host Dane Burgess
Speaker: Dane BurgessScripture: Matthew 4:12–25Episode Overview:When Jesus begins His public ministry, Matthew tells us that something decisive happens: light breaks into darkness. This sermon traces how the arrival of the King changes reality itself—before any command is obeyed, before any response is given. From Galilee to the shoreline, from proclamation to healing, we see what it means when God’s reign draws near and life begins to be re-centered around Jesus.Key Highlights:• What Matthew means when he says the light has dawned—and why that’s an announcement, not a demand• Why repentance makes sense only after the King has arrived• How following Jesus reorients allegiance rather than adding religious obligation• What “life to the full” looks like as the kingdom breaks into ordinary, broken spaces• Living between the King’s arrival and His return with trust and hopeCall to Action:Pay attention to what you’re holding most tightly—where you look for security, control, or worth. Bring that honestly into the light of Christ’s presence this week. Practice releasing the weight you were never meant to carry, and take one concrete step of trust that reflects allegiance to the King who has already come near.Redeemer Church211 Northshore Dr. Bellingham, WA 98226www.redeemernw.org
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In Matthew 4:12–25, Jesus steps into a world shaped by darkness and announces that God’s kingdom has come near. This sermon explores how the arrival of the King precedes obedience, reframes repentance, and reshapes what life is centered on. As Jesus calls ordinary people, restores what is broken, and draws crowds not by force but by life, we are invited to trust Him—not as an idea, but as the reigning King who gives fullness of life now while pointing us toward complete restoration still to come.
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