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Sermons, devotionals and weekly bulletins from Clarity Church in Brooklyn Park.
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Why did Jesus wash the disciples’ feet? John 13:1-20 reveals him as our priest and king, who calls us to serve one another and live as his messengers.
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Why did Mary pour costly perfume on Jesus at Bethany? Matthew 26:6-13 shows Jesus anointed as King and calls us to worship that costs us something.
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Luke 19:28-38 tells of Jesus’ triumphal entry, riding a young donkey as Zechariah foretold. Learn three ways to give Jesus your allegiance as King.
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The prodigal son’s father runs to meet him and cuts his rehearsed speech short. Luke 15:11-32 shows God has already settled the terms of our return home.
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The parable of the lost coin in Luke 15:8-10 pictures God searching carefully for the lost and throwing a lavish celebration when one sinner repents.
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Why would a shepherd leave the 99 to find one lost sheep? Luke 15:1-7 shows people far from God are his priority, and heaven rejoices when one repents.
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When Clarity Church launched, we were very scarce on capital for some of the things that some church plants have. We were definitely scarce in capital compared to multi sites and extended campuses. Despite this reality we knew we needed to create a mobile church system that made it as easy as possible for volunteers…
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What does “the Word became flesh” mean? This Advent sermon on John 1:1-14 explores the incarnation, God with us, and what it means to be about Jesus.
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John the Baptist prepares the way for Jesus in Mark 1:1-8. Learn why the good news is rooted in God’s promise and received with repentance and humility.
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Where do you place your hope? In Mark 13, Jesus speaks plainly about wars and trials, yet shows real hope rests on what he has done and promises to do.
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Generosity is something you are, not just something you do. In Matthew 6:19-33, Jesus says you can’t serve God and money. Learn why giving takes a plan.
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“Teach us to number our days,” Moses prays in Psalm 90:12. Learn how seeing time as God sees it grows wisdom and protects your relationships and faith.