Sermons About Acceptance
True Hospitality (Romans 14:1-12)
We are called, not so much to ‘right belief’, but ‘right love’, accepting everyone as we have been accepted by God.
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A Father's Heart
It's no secret that father's have a tremendous amount of influence over how we experience life. Their affect can be very good or very bad. Every one of us is impacted by what we believe our fathers think of us. Fortunately for all of us, we have a heavenly Father who longs to show us how valuable we are. From this relationship comes a life lived "from approval" rather than "for approval", which makes all the difference in the world when it comes to healthy, vibrant living.
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The Amazing Jesus is Accepting
Jesus accepts every one of us no matter who we are or what we look like. His acceptance reaches beyond all barriers. Knowing this fills a void created by the world. People need to know God loves them just like they are and no barriers are too great for His touch. The church needs to eliminate man-made barriers, learn to love people in spite of their sin, reach out to others and keep an eternal focus on living.
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Acceptance and Rejection
There is a distinction between suffering and rejection. If Jesus only suffered, he would have been no different than an honored hero - a Martin Luther King, Jr., or a 9-11 firefighter. But he didn't just suffer. He was also rejected. Welcome to God's peculiar plan in which glory emerges in rejection.
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Do You ever feel like an OUTSIDER?
Scott Miller reminds us that God sees every person with equal value regardless of their adverse circumstances, physical appearance or societal differences; because everyone of us has been created in His image and likeness.
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