Romans 10:14-15 – How then will they call on him in whom they have not believed? And how are they to believe in him of whom they have never heard? And how are they to hear without someone preaching? And how are they to preach unless they are sent? As it is written, “How beautiful are the feet of those who preach the good news!”
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This message gives an introduction to the series “Daily Wisdom for Daily Living”, where we will work through the book of Proverbs verse by verse.
This Palm Sunday message looks at Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem, starting His last week of public ministry on the earth. As He comes on a donkey, a King, no less, there are distinctions about His character that make Him like no other king every to be such. We hope to see our King as a servant King, burden-bearing King, and a grace-giving King.
This message concludes our series “Our Union in Christ.” by examining the four blessings we gain by being in Christ. These are adoption, redemption, forgiveness, and inheritance; all coming from the Ephesian text.
This message concludes the series on “loving one another” with part 2 of Jesus’ instructions on prayer. Acts 2:42 has been our key verse to examine ourselves in light of the practices of the early church – “And they continued steadfast in the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread and prayer.” These four practices are essential if we are to love one another and prayer is the fitting conclusion to this time of self-examination as individuals and a church.
This is the ninth sermon in our “Union in Christ.” series. It is understanding this oneness we have with the Lord Jesus that produces joy and defines the Christian life. In this message we cover the last four of seven evidences of being in Christ; what the Spirit of God produces in a heart united to the Lord Jesus.
As we continue to explore Christ’s mandate for us “to love one another” and “examine ourselves.”, we are looking at prayer and how Jesus taught us how to prayer is what is commonly known as “The Lord’s Prayer.”