Abundant Life Church Sermons
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Nashville Rescue Mission
In keeping with the series on The Acts of the Holy Spirit, this is a message and report from Michael Davenport with the Nashville Rescue Mission, which is a place of action. Michael shares some of his own testimony about how he came to work with the Mission; how the Mission ministers to the downcast, and he then introduces Monti Herring, a product of the Nashville Rescue Mission who shares his testimony and a song. You will truly be blessed by both of these gentlemen and the hope they share.
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Act(s) XV - Scene I, II, III - A Tale of Two Conflicts
The characters of the Scriptures, except One, were far from perfect. The Book of Acts reveals in this chapter two conflicts among men of God who were used to further the kingdom and advance the gospel. This message examines these two conflicts; the role church leadership played in it and the efficiency of the Lord in each matter. Also covered is the theology of salvation in Jesus Christ alone.
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A Call to Arms
Continuing the ending theme of Acts 14, we take a look at the conditions of our present culture, and label it almost post-Christian. In the face of increasing antagonism and opposition to the presence and influence of the kingdom of God in our world, how do we respond? Are we living in what could be defined as the Great Tribulation and if so how do we survive? Some lessons from Nehemiah help us to prepare to endure a most difficult time in our history.
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Act(s) XIV - Scene I, II, III
Highlighted from the 14th chapter of Acts are the courage to proclaim in the face of opposition; the importance of casting off those things which counter our being useful to the Master for His purpose; and the inevitability of trials and tribulations. The Father makes us the head and not the tail; he causes us to rise above, not to be "under" the circumstances.
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Act(s) XIII - Scene I, II, III
Acts 13 contains three main points. God has established our lines or boundaries and they are pleasant and good. Also, Satan always offers a counterfeit of God's power, due to the fact the kingdom of darkness is a slice out of the kingdom of Heaven. Lastly, the inclusion of the unincluded is part of our mandate as kingdom subjects and servants of the King, Jesus the Christ.
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Being Naturally Supernatural
To play off a quote of Mark Twain, the report of the death of signs and wonders has been greatly exaggerated. We are natural beings living in a natural world with a supernatural mission. That mission is to reach into the world of darkness and by the power of the Lord Almighty bring out those lost souls and make disciples of Jesus Christ of them. How can this be accomplished without the help of a supernatural God? This is a balanced, truthful message about operating in a realm in which God shows his power and might on our and others behalf.
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Act(s) XII - Scene I, II, III
In a day when many in leadership and power demonstrate disregard and opposition to the followers of Jesus Christ, how shall we respond? Should we become gripped with fear and hibernate? Is God asleep and distant? This message answers these questions and addresses the value of our praying for one another.
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The Danger of Introspection
Self-preseveration and self-focus are the anti-thesis to a walk of humility and obedience to the Lord Jesus in His kingdom. The more we move away from self, the closer we get to the elevated plane God intends for us to live. This message lists the dangers and pitfalls to watch for and avoid.
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Act(s) X and XI - Scene I, II, III, IV
It was time for God to take His revival to the next level and bring the gospel to the Gentiles. First He needed to make some adjustments in Peter so He could be used in the process. Peter's visit to the House of Cornelius is the focus of this message and the lessons learned that are applicable to the church today.
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Act(s) IX - Scene I, II, III
Understanding the basic elements of conversion is a must when engaging with a generation of people who desperately need an encounter with Jesus Christ. An examination of the conversion of Saul of Tarsus is a valuable exercise in this quest. Along with the Valiant Ananias and the miracle working Peter, this is a look at this drama played out in history almost 2000 years ago.
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