The Church of the Living Dead
Sermon #5 from the series: Letters from the Lord. Sermon Title: The Church of the Living Dead. Scripture: Revelation 3:1-6. Sermon In a Sentence: “Because of apathy, a church that may appear alive and healthy is in danger of dying and must respond to Christ’s call to return to faithfulness and life.”
Hold Fast to the Truth of Jesus (pt.2)
Sermon #4 from the series: Letters from the Lord. Sermon Title: Hold Fast to the Truth of Jesus (pt.2). Scripture: Revelation 2:18-29. Sermon In a Sentence: Though constantly tempted to compromise both morally and theologically, true believers and churches are called to remain faithful to our Lord’s divine Word and receive His reward of fellowship and eternal life.The Lord will judge the church and those believers who tolerate false teaching and corrupt morality, while those who hold fast to the true gospel will be rewarded in eternity.
Hold Fast to the Truth of Jesus
Sermon #3 from the series: Letters from the Lord. Sermon Title: Hold Fast to the Truth of Jesus. Scripture: Revelation 2:12-17. Sermon In a Sentence: Though constantly tempted to compromise both morally and theologically, true believers and churches are called to remain faithful to our Lord’s divine Word and receive His reward of fellowship and eternal life.
Persecuted Because of Jesus
Sermon #2 from the series: Letters from the Lord. Sermon Title: Persecuted Because of Jesus. Scripture: Revelation 2:8-11. Sermon In a Sentence: Because of who He is, the Lord Jesus not only encourages but also rewards the church that suffers persecution for His name’s sake.
Falling Out of Love with Jesus
Sermon #1 from the series: Letters from the Lord. Sermon Title: Falling Out of Love with Jesus. Scripture: Revelation 2:1-7. Sermon In a Sentence: Although a church can be faithful in everything else it does, if it abandons its first love, it will lose its usefulness to the Lord.
2 Corinthians 4 – Ministry
Guatemala 2019 Missions Update – 2 Corinthians 4
Celebrating the Lord’s Supper
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE: 1 Corinthians 11:17-34 SERMON IN A SENTENCE The Lord’s Supper is a holy meal that unites the body of Christ, reminds us of our Lord’s atoning sacrifice, proclaims that good news to others, and invites us to be made right with God through self-examination. SERMON OUTLINE Unity Remembrance Proclamation Examination
Joseph’s Final Words
Sermon #32 from the series: Genesis Part Three: The Story That Explains Our Stories. Sermon Title: Christ suffered and died to free us from the fear and guilt of sin so that we might experience His forgiveness, grace, and have hope of a future heavenly home.
Jacob’s Death and Burial
Sermon #31 from the series: Genesis Part Three: The Story That Explains Our Stories. Sermon Title: Jacob’s Death and Burial Sermon in a Sentence: Because God is faithful to His promises, we can persevere through difficult and uncertain seasons of life and face death confident that our eternal destiny is secure.
Lessons Learned From a Dying Patriarch
Sermon #30 from the series: Genesis Part Three: The Story That Explains Our Stories. Sermon Title: Lessons Learned From a Dying Patriarch Sermon in a Sentence: We must place our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, who frees us from the penalty of our sin, and calls us to live obedient lives in light of His promised blessing.
What Is Your Legacy?
Sermon #29 from the series: Genesis Part Three: The Story That Explains Our Stories. Sermon Title: What Is Your Legacy? Sermon in a Sentence: You will bless your loved ones and leave them with an enduring spiritual legacy of faith when you remind them of God’s past faithfulness and live with reliant confidence in His continued faithfulness, both now and in the future.
Blessings and Reminders
Sermon #28 from the series: Genesis Part Three: The Story That Explains Our Stories. Sermon Title: Blessings and Reminders. Sermon in a Sentence: While earthly prosperity is a blessing from God, Christians must remember that heaven is our ultimate home, not this world, and that our ultimate priority is not to accumulate wealth, but to share the good news of Christ with the world.
Israel’s Relocation to Egypt
Sermon #27 from the series: Genesis Part Three: The Story That Explains Our Stories. Sermon Title: Israel’s Relocation to Egypt. Sermon in a Sentence: Our hope and peace ultimately rests in God’s faithfulness to fulfill His promises even when we do not understand His methods.
Reconciliation
Sermon #26 from the series: Genesis Part Three: The Story That Explains Our Stories. Sermon Title: Reconciliation. Sermon in a Sentence: As sinners who have been forgiven of our sins and reconciled to God, we must recognize God’s sovereignty over our circumstances and continually strive to forgive and be reconciled to those who have sinned against us.
Repentance
Sermon #25 from the series: Genesis Part Three: The Story That Explains Our Stories. Sermon Title: Undeserved Grace and Tender Mercies. Sermon in a Sentence: In His great love for us, God often uses undeserved grace and tender mercies to reveal our sin and lead us to repentance and reconciliation with Him.
Taking a stand in the middle of the fire
Sermon Title: Taking a stand in the middle of the fire. Sermon in a Sentence: In the midst of our trials, as believers, we must continue to show our true love for God and our true faith in God by not doubting God’s ability to deliver us but also not presuming we know His will for our lives and leaving our fate in God’s hands.
Undeserved Grace and Tender Mercies
Sermon #24 from the series: Genesis Part Three: The Story That Explains Our Stories. Sermon Title: Undeserved Grace and Tender Mercies. Sermon in a Sentence: In His great love for us, God often uses undeserved grace and tender mercies to reveal our sin and lead us to repentance and reconciliation with Him.
Dark Providences and Severe Mercies
Sermon #23 from the series: Genesis Part Three: The Story That Explains Our Stories. Sermon Title: Dark Providences and Severe Mercies. Sermon in a Sentence: In His great love for us, God often uses dark providences and severe mercies to reveal our sin and lead us to repentance and reconciliation with Him.
From the Prison to the Palace
Sermon #22 from the series: Genesis Part Three: The Story That Explains Our Stories . Sermon Title: From the Prison to the Palace from Genesis 41. Sermon in a Sentence: We are called to entrust ourselves to the Sovereign God who in His own good time and providence exalts His suffering servant – Joseph then and Jesus now – to save and rescue the world.