Episodes
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Escondido de Deus ou escondido nele?
Este sermão pergunta “Escondido de Deus ou escondido nele?” Quando o mal nos muda, é tentador tentar esconder isso — como fizeram Adão e Eva no jardim. Mas ter os olhos abertos não é fingir que não errámos; é ver em Jesus a verdade que nos transforma. Texto Bíblico: Génesis 3:6-7 Pastor Tiago Cavaco
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Ser capaz do que nos assusta
“Ser capaz do que nos assusta”. No dia em que nascem uma igreja nova, um pastor novo e um diácono novo, vale a pena lembrar que a nossa capacidade para responder a tudo isto é confiar em Cristo — não é fácil mas é o único futuro. Pastor Tiago Cavaco - Génesis 3:4-5
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O poder de não poder
Este sermão chama-se “O poder de não poder”. A expectativa de que ser livre nos faça felizes é esmagadora. Com Jesus o fardo é leve: a liberdade que traz felicidade é depender de Deus.
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Fé, fractura e fusão
Este sermão chama-se “Fé, fractura e fusão”. Quando lemos o segundo capítulo da Bíblia, o que aprendemos acerca de nós? Que precisamos de confiança quando Deus distingue coisas dentro de nós, para que uma maior comunhão possa acontecer. Génesis 2
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Discernment, dominion, decompression
“Discernment, dominion, decompression”. When we read the opening text of the Bible, what do we learn about ourselves? That our calling is magnificent, yet without Jesus, we cannot fulfill it.
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Ordering a Chaotic Identity
“Ordering a Chaotic Identity.” Identity has become a chaotic concept — and much of what we do can be summarized as the desire to bring chaos into order. The God who turned chaos into order in creation is the same Creator who, in Jesus, can bring order to our chaotic identity.
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Discernir, dominar, descansar
Este sermão chama-se “Discernir, dominar, descansar”. Quando lemos o primeiro texto da Bíblia, o que aprendemos acerca de nós? Que a nossa vocação é óptima mas sem Jesus não vamos conseguir.
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Nodding off at church
“Nodding Off at Church”. When the holidays are over, time suddenly feels like a scarce resource, and rest becomes a greater challenge — we start nodding off. If rest marked the end of the work week for Israel, rest in Jesus marks the beginning of our real work as Christians.
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Como amar quem não quero amar?
“Como amar quem eu não quero amar?”. O amor cristão não nasce do nosso esforço, mas da resposta ao amor de Jesus, que nos alcançou e nos amou perfeitamente quando ainda éramos seus inimigos.
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Lord, I can’t rest!
“Lord, I can’t rest!”. We make plans to rest — but they are often frustrated, aren’t they? Staying close to Jesus will give us the rest we truly need, and the compassion to sometimes lay our rest aside.
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O pior e o perdão
Este sermão chama-se “O pior e o perdão”. Ninguém gosta do sofrimento mas só um mimado julga que o vai conseguir evitar. A proposta bíblica é diferente: com Jesus o pior pode ser enfrentado com o poder de perdoarmos e sermos perdoados.
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Work and rest: friends or foes?
“Work and Rest: friends or foes?” We are trained to think about work and rest in terms of an opposition, a question of either/or. But with Jesus, we find that the two not only can coexist, but are a true foretaste of our eternity with God.
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Lord, teach us to rest
“Lord, Teach Us to Rest!”. We often treat rest as something we do only when we’re tired — so why does the Bible begin with an untiring God resting? In Jesus — the man who grew tired and the God who never does — we find real rest in the finished work he has already done.
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How generous should this Church be?
“How generous should this Church be?”. Money and generosity can look like the lowest priority for a Church — but are they? Jesus, who gave everything, is both the how and the why for a Church saved by his freely given blood.
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Faith is only real when shared
We are always ready to speak about the things we love — and more than that, we love best when we share what we love. The salvation that Jesus brings must fill our hearts and our mouths, calling us to a life of sharing this good news.
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Misplaced worship
This sermon is called “Misplaced Worship”. You just have to be alive to worship something and it’s really easy to worship the wrong thing with a good intention. When Paul and Barnabas were seen as gods they tore their garments—this should be our attitude towards the difference between true…
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Is Church one big hive mind?
“Is Church one big hive mind?” We tend to treat the self as our major divinity, and losing our individuality as the ultimate heresy. As a Church, we follow One who emptied himself to make us united in him — each of us very distinct, yet one with Jesus. Bible Passage: Ephesians 4:1-7
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Rescued and remade
"Rescued and Remade" and explores the idea of holiness in the Church. Ephesians 2 reveals an amazing truth: we are not just saved by grace – we are being completely remade for a life that actually reflects God. Holiness is both a gift and a calling to transformation through Jesus Christ. Bible...
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The church’s glorious reputation
“The Church’s glorious reputation.” Glory can feel like an abstract and distant idea—something that keeps us at arm’s length, something that asks nothing of us. But glory is at hand and calls us to a response: it concerns the reputation of Jesus himself and therefore the church, which is his body...
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Don’t steal the pastor’s crown
“Don’t steal the pastor’s crown”. We tend to be suspicious when looking at authority. The good thing in Church is that local pastors are imperfect but modelled in Jesus, the perfect pastor. Biblical text: 1 Peter 5:1-9
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Grace that goes after you
This sermon is titled “Grace that goes after you.” Unlike disciplinary systems that seek solely to punish or shame, God calls his Church to confront internal sin and conflict with the goals of restoration and reconciliation. It is only through Jesus that we can be reconciled to God and to one...
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Someone saved me a seat at the table
“Someone saved me a seat at the table.” There are dinner tables that make us feel honored just by being invited. Eating the bread and drinking the cup reminds us of Jesus’ death and resurrection, through which he saved us a seat at the Father’s table forever.
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What should we do? Repent and be baptized
This sermon asks a question and provides the answer: “What should we do? Repent and be baptized”. Many groups have initiation rituals, but baptism is different. Jesus rules all things, promised to be with us, and gave us a clear way to confess our faith in him: being baptized.
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Who do you say he is?
This Sunday’s sermon asks the question, “Who do you say He is?” How we answer this question about Jesus determines everything about us now and how we will spend eternity. Have you made the right confession? Passage: Matthew 16:13-19
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Are we a church or a club?
This sermon asks a question: “Are we a Church or a Club?” We all feel the urge to belong to something bigger than ourselves — clubs, groups, and even churches claim to meet that need. But being rooted in the Word, made flesh in Jesus, is the distinctive mark of a Church of Christ sustained by…
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Faith That Works On Monday
This sermon is titled “Faith that works on Monday.” After 12 chapters of deep theology about Jesus, we are challenged to live in ways that reflect the new life Christians have in Him. Our faith is much more than just knowledge – it must translate to practical life change on Monday morning as…
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Serious but without drama
This sermon is called “Serious but without drama”. In historical moments, we tend to thicken the plot. But in the Bible, we are called to go for confidence in Christ, not to make things more complicated. Biblical text: Hebrews 12:1-6
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Is there more than what you see?
This sermon is titled “Is there more than you can see?” The Bible is clear that only faith in Christ can save you. But what does it mean to believe in something and Someone you cannot see? Come and learn that rather than the strength of your faith, it is the object of that faith that really...
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