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Wheat & Weeds – Matthew 13:24

Jesus’ parable of the wheat and the weeds reminds us of the ongoing spiritual battle in the world. God, the good sower, plants seeds of faith and goodness, while the enemy sows seeds of sin and destruction. The field, representing the world, contains both wheat (believers) and weeds (those aligned with evil). Though they coexist for now, the harvest—God’s judgment—will bring separation and clarity.

This story calls us to evaluate our role in God’s kingdom. Are we producing good fruit that nourishes others, or are we hindering God’s work like weeds? As wheat, we are planted with purpose, called to grow in faith and make a positive impact. Despite the enemy’s attempts to disrupt, God assures us that His plan will prevail.

Ultimately, this parable challenges us to live intentionally as part of God’s work, bearing fruit that glorifies Him and blesses others. Let’s remain steadfast, recognizing that God’s justice will come, and ensure that we are wheat, not weeds, in His field.

Buy into the Kingdom of Heaven through Faith

Welcome to Eagleville Church’s Livestream!

This Sunday, Pastor Bill will guide us through Matthew 13:44-45 as we explore the parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl of great price. Together, we’ll unpack what it means to recognize the infinite worth of the Kingdom of Heaven and how to joyfully invest in what truly matters. Whether you’re seeking, stumbling upon, or rediscovering the treasure of God’s kingdom, there’s a place for you here!

Worship Songs for Today:

Your Great Name
CCLI #5393329 | Michael Neale and Krissy Nordhoff
© 2008
Egypt
CCLI #7133348 | Brian Johnson, Cory Asbury, Ethan Hulse, Lee Cummings, and Phil Wickham
© 2019
Goodness Of God
CCLI #7117726 | Ed Cash and Jenn Johnson
© 2018
In Christ Alone
CCLI #3350395 | Keith Getty and Stuart Townend
© 2001
Free (This Joy)
CCLI #7170107 | Dameon Aranda, David Wellman, James Conner, Krissy Nordhoff, and Stacey Tyler
© 2020
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You can also give online to support the ministry at Eagleville by visiting eagleville.church/give.

Truth about Truth – Matthew 13:1

This week’s message from Matthew 13 calls us to evaluate the condition of our hearts as we respond to God’s truth. Jesus shares the parable of the sower, highlighting how truth is received in various ways depending on the soil—the heart—into which it is planted.

Through simple, relatable terms, Jesus illustrates the transformative power of God’s word when it lands on fertile ground. The truth is clear and accessible, meant to inspire change and growth in our lives. Yet, not all hearts respond the same way. Some are hardened and resistant, others are shallow and uncommitted, while some are distracted by life’s worries. The good soil, however, receives the truth and bears fruit abundantly.

This message challenges us to reflect on the state of our hearts. Are we receptive to God’s word? Are we willing to let it take root and flourish, bringing lasting change? The truth of God’s word is constant and transformative, but its impact depends on how we embrace it. Let us open our hearts and allow God’s truth to grow and bear fruit in our lives.

Be a Good influence for Jesus!

Welcome to Eagleville Church’s Livestream! Today, we’ll dive into Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 13, where the parables of the mustard seed and yeast remind us that small beginnings can have a monumental impact. Together, we’ll explore how we can be good influences for Christ, allowing God’s kingdom to grow in and through us. Wherever you are, you’re part of His work! Join us as we reflect on the power of transformation and faithfulness in our daily lives.

You can also give online to support the ministry at Eagleville by visiting eagleville.church/give.

Worship Songs for Today:

Shout Hosanna
CCLI #7038016 | Brett Younker, Chris Tomlin, Ed Cash, and Kristian Stanfill
© Celebration, Praise, Salvation

Blessed Redeemer
CCLI #7084803 | Mark Hall, Avis Marguerite Burgeson Christiansen, Harry Dixon Loes, and Bernie Herms
© 2009

God With Us
CCLI #5152735 | Jim Bryson, Nathan Cochran, Barry Graul, Bart Millard, Mike Scheuchzer, and Robby Shaffer
© 2007 | Emmanuel, Resurrection, Sacrifice

At The Cross (Love Ran Red)
CCLI #7017786 | Chris Tomlin, Ed Cash, Jonas Myrin, Matt Armstrong, and Matt Redman

Because Of Your Love
CCLI #4662501 | Paul Baloche and Brenton Brown
© 2006 | God’s Love, Thankfulness

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Be Faithful Be Fruitful

Welcome to Eagleville Church’s Livestream! Today, we’re diving into John 15, where Jesus teaches us about being fruitful branches connected to the true vine. Join us as we explore what it means to remain in Christ, bear fruit, and glorify God through our lives. We’re so glad to have you with us and invite you to give online to support the ministry at Eagleville by visiting eagleville.church/give. Let’s grow together in faith today!

Songs for Today’s Worship:

Spirit Of The Living God
CCLI #7035191 | Jacob Sooter, Mia Fieldes
© 2014 | Presence of God / Holy Spirit
Give Me Faith
CCLI #5680939 | Mack Brock, Chris Brown, London Gatch, Wade Joye
© 2009 | Christian Life, Faith, Surrender, Trust
Shout To The Lord
CCLI #1406918 | Darlene Zschech
© 1993 | Comfort, God’s Attributes, Jesus, Majesty, Mighty, Power, Praise
Blessed Be Your Name
CCLI #3798438 | Beth Redman, Matt Redman
© 2002 | Blessing, Forgiveness, Praise, Suffering
Great Things
CCLI #7111321 | Jonas Myrin, Phil Wickham
© Phil | Attributes of God
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Spirituality – Genesis 24:45

This week, we explore what it means to respond to God from the heart and to offer ourselves in pure devotion and blessing. In Genesis 24:45, we find the servant praying silently, offering a profound reminder that God hears the quietest prayers of our hearts. The servant’s experience shows us the power of inward prayers, as God answers with exact guidance, confirming the mission by bringing Rebekah to the well.

This sermon calls us to three responses: First, to commune with God in authentic, heart-led prayer. We see how prayer isn’t always about spoken words but about sincerity, as seen with Hannah in 1 Samuel, who prayed with only her lips moving, yet God heard her anguish and answered. Second, we’re encouraged to bless others from a place of genuine love, as Rebekah’s family did when they sent her with words of support and a bright future. Lastly, we’re called to meditate—like Isaac did—quieting our busy minds to truly focus on God.

Reflecting on God’s work in our lives, we find inspiration to strengthen our spiritual habits: pray sincerely, bless generously, and seek stillness with God.

Wheat or Weeds

Be a Productive Part of God’s Work

Welcome to Eagleville Church’s Livestream! We’re thrilled to have you with us as we explore Jesus’ parable of the wheat and weeds in Matthew 13. Today, we’ll reflect on how we’re each called to be productive parts of God’s kingdom, bearing good fruit amidst challenges. We invite you to give online to support the ministry at Eagleville by visiting eagleville.church/give. We’re grateful you’re part of our worship community today!

Songs for Today’s Worship:

I Am
CCLI #7011538 | Ed Cash, David Crowder

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Praise God for All He Has done

In this week’s sermon, we explore the servant’s response to God’s providential guidance as he seeks a wife for Isaac in Genesis 24. After witnessing how God leads him to the exact place he needs to be, the servant bows down in worship. This act of spontaneous praise reflects how we should respond when we see God’s hand at work in our lives.

We’ll dive into the importance of recognizing God’s providence: how He directs our steps, provides for our needs, and brings the right people into our lives at the right time. We’ll also challenge ourselves to be grateful for His constant faithfulness and kindness, and to cultivate a heart of worship, acknowledging that God never abandons us.

This week, the challenge is to praise God for all that He has done, recognizing His providence in our lives, and respond with gratitude and worship.

Author: Admin