Redeem the Commute is not just about courses – it’s about being part of a community of people being challenged to live differently by following Jesus. We posted fresh daily challenges from 2012 to 2016 that followed a daily and weekly rhythm:
Mondays: A New Idea
Tuesdays: Study It
Wednesdays: Change our Thinking
Thursdays: Act on It
Fridays: Reflect on It
Saturdays: Rest
Sundays: Community
Start by checking out the daily challenge, and then invite someone else to join you. When you’ve been meeting in a group for a little while, register your group here. You can also discuss the daily challenge here.
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When the iPad first came out, it was revolutionary, first of its kind. Sold 2 million in the blink of an eye.
But within days of its release, its first virus was released. It was malicious software masquerading as a product update…something that claimed to make an iPad even better! But this update would actually destroy it.
We are coming to the end of studying the Sermon on the Mount, and something similar is happening. Jesus has just released something incredible into the world. It's still widely regarded as the greatest moral teaching ever. The sermon was a detailed description of his kingdom, and how his followers are to practice kingdom living.
But naturally, Jesus knew, there would be people waiting in the wings, pretending to be his followers, but planning to twist and take advantage of his words…claim to be speaking for God like real prophets.
These are the Wolves in sheep’s clothing. Not people with innocent questions, or doubt. This was active opposition.
Jesus says guard against them, and you will know them by their fruit.
We'll study four "fruit" to watch for. They will be:
Attractive
Lack of Results
Short Lived
Wrong Motives
Look at each of these through the week.
Question: When have you seen someone undermine good work? How could you tell?
See you tomorrow. Or at Coffee hours on Wednesday. Live C101 in fall. Or just get in touch.
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