Sermons About Blame
Who Are You Blaming?
In Part 5 of The Garden and The Gospel, Pastor Jeremy challenges us to look at the response of Adam and Eve and ask ourselves, who are we blaming in life? Is it God? Is it other people? Perhaps, it's even the Devil? The response of Adam invites us to look for the greater Adam, the One who will come and not blame His bride, but set out to redeem her.
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Persisting in Your Integrity
When life throws you a curve do you persist in yur integrity. Job's example is one that we can follow for today's living. We must stop blaming others for our situation and persist in our integrity.
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The Last 'Scapegoat'
The word "scapegoat" has come to mean a person, often innocent, who is blamed and punished for the sins, crimes, or sufferings of others, generally as a way of distracting attention from the real causes. Generally, no one wants to be a scapegoat, just to have one. In Leviticus 16, we come to understand that the Day of Atonement celebrates God cleansing his people from sin through the scapegoat. Jesus is the willing, and final scapegoat & our high priest. We’ve been set free from blaming, compensating, or denying to love as He loved us.
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How God Tells the Gospel
Good news is only ever proclaimed to run-away rebels- so just tell it the way God does!
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Who's to Blame (Mark 14:53-15:15)
In questioning who's to blame for the crucifixion of Christ, consider that his incarnation, including his sacrifice on the cross, was for your salvation.
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Consequences of Sin
Temptation is bad enough. Satan invites us to doubt what God has said, to doubt his motives, or to believe that we can be blessed without him. But once sin has happened, it only gets worse as the weeds of corruption get hold. The picture is pretty bleak. Yet in this midst of all this darkness we find in this passage the hope of the gospel.
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Nobody's Fault But Mine - James 1:13-15
When we do wrong things, there's a tendency to place the blame on anyone or anything but us: our spouses, our parents, our upbringing, our ethnicity, the Devil, or even God himself. In reality, the blame belongs to us and us alone. The sooner we realize and believe that, the sooner we can see that our own sin leads us to death, while God leads us to live through Jesus Christ.
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Most of All, Believe THIS!
Of all the things that we should believe about God and God's Word, we must make sure that we believe that God loves us, because God's love is the answer to our fundamental flaw.
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Who's to Blame?
The well-known historical question, "Who's to blame for the death of Jesus?" is explored as the story of Jesus and Pilate is considered from Mark 15:1-15.
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