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Andrew Robertson - February 18, 2024

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Scripture References: Matthew 25:14-30

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From Series: "Kingdom Forever - The Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25)"

Every disciple in the Kingdom of God must develop an accurate reflection on the past, a proper assessment of the present, and a healthy expectation of the future. This expectation is the definition of Christian hope. It is an expectant waiting for what God has promised. Every believer lives in the tension of a Kingdom that is both "now" and "not yet". This study of Matthew 24-25 will trace Jesus' definition of what hope in a coming Kingdom must include, and how that hope will shape life in our present circumstances.

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Andrew Robertson - February 18, 2024

Performance Review

Scripture References: Matthew 25:14-30

More Messages from Andrew Robertson

From Series: "Kingdom Forever - The Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25)"

Every disciple in the Kingdom of God must develop an accurate reflection on the past, a proper assessment of the present, and a healthy expectation of the future. This expectation is the definition of Christian hope. It is an expectant waiting for what God has promised. Every believer lives in the tension of a Kingdom that is both "now" and "not yet". This study of Matthew 24-25 will trace Jesus' definition of what hope in a coming Kingdom must include, and how that hope will shape life in our present circumstances.

Small Group Study Guide

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