Total Sermons: 99
Total Amens: 1
The Spirit's Annointing to Bless the City
David connects with the Spirit, David develops in maturity to be able to live in the disparity between the promise and current reality; David is released to serve in the power of the Spirit.
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What Is God's Will For Me?
I. Teaching We are led by the Holy Spirit like the Israelites II. Three ways that God's will is revealed 1. By God's Word 2. Prayer - being in God's presence 3. Leads us to act III. Application 1. Start with the Word of God 2. Pray, go into God's presence, ask God to help you understand His thoughts 3. Move forward trusting God
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When I Get Enough
In this last sermon on Philippians, Paul shows how the gospel changes everything—our relationships, our finances, our perspective on what God is doing in our lives. In Jesus, God is bringing heaven to earth, and enabling us to experience heaven in our own lives today. He does this by providing for all of our needs in glory in Christ Jesus.
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When I Learn The Secret!
The secret of contentment is not circumstantial, it is always available! The secret of contentment is not natural, it has to be learned! The secret of contentment is supernatural, it is being confident that you have all you need, for whatever you are facing, because of the strength Jesus has made available within you!
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When I Have Inner Peace
In the midst of life filled with uncertainty and restlessness, Paul commands Christians to always be happy! The basis for his command can actually change our feelings and produce fruit in how the world sees us, and how we see the world.
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When Others See I'm Right
Paul demonstrates gospel-driven confrontation as he shows us how to handle conflict and disagreement in the church. We see the five step process for what it means to “agree in the Lord,” which enables us to get along with anyone we disagree with in the church.
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When I'm Free To Do What I Want
Happiness is not having our worldly desires satisfied. Rather, happiness is. Happiness and fulfillment are bound up in the very person of Jesus Christ; therefore, happiness and fulfillment require a true relationship with Jesus Christ who, in His very person, eternally and completely satisfies our deepest longings.
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When I Can Coast Or Retire
When will I be happy with God? Often we think it is either: 1. When I have done enough to please him (see last week’s sermon). Or, 2. When I can coast or retire so we can focus on our spiritual life. Actually, you will be happy with God when you press to know Christ more!
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When I’ve Done Enough
Paul says the key to being happy with God is how you approach him. The biggest happiness-stealer with God is thinking that it’s our good performance that establishes our relationship with him. Paul says that it’s Jesus’ performance that gives us the right-ness of a secure relationship with him. This leads us to a relationship with God where the more we know Jesus, the more we’ll personally experience the power of his resurrection.
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When Others Care About My Problems
Biblical joy is happiness, an emotion that is experienced by all people—Christian an non. What makes Christian joy different, though, isn’t that it’s not a feeling. Christian joy is the positive, emotional response to the reality that has dawned with the resurrection of Jesus. Jesus’ life and death proves that God loves the world and that he has acted to bring in a new reality that perseveres in the midst of any circumstance. THAT can produce happiness in anyone, no matter what.
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