Sermons About Broken
Broken Pt. 1 - Broken and Blessed
The words "broken" and "blessing" don't typically go together. Brokeness implies pain, suffering, and testing. It's not the easy road, but brokenness is one of God's primary tools to rid us of self-reliance and to bring us to a place of total God-reliance . . . the place of ultimate blessing.
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No Perfect People Allowed (John 4)
Jesus went out of his way to meet a woman who was broken, needy, hurting, and outcast. He accepted her as she was but exposed her brokenness by way of showing her that what He had to offer could satisfy her needs.
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Broken
"Broken" Malachi 2:10-16 Part 7 When our spiritual relationship is broken we become: 1. Unfaithful in our fellowship with others. We are called to love one another because we share: * The same Father * The same faith 2. Unfaithful to our Father in heaven. The Israelites unfaithfulness was evident when: * God's covenant of marriage was ignored * The people's choice in marriage allowed for idolatry God's anger towards inter-marriage * Had nothing to do with race * It was all about religion 3. Unfaithful to our families. God declares that he is the sole: * Author of marriage * Authority in marriage * Administrator in marriage God's plan to prevent broken marriage is seen in his: * Attitude towards divorce * Admonition to pursue faithfulness with your spouse Malachi's message today has practical application for the * Not married * Nearly married * Newly married * Numbly married * Narrowly married
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An Inviting Community
These days, there is an appetite for spirituality and a distaste for "church." Is this really what God wanted? The church was intended to be a dynamic, life-giving movement of people who experience and extend the love of God together. In fact, Jesus said that you can't be spiritual on your own, that the spiritual life is something we do together. If you catch a glimpse of God's dream for doing life together, we are convinced you'll never want anything less.
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I AM The Bread of Life
Jesus declares that He is the Bread of Life, our only hope for radical, full, flourishing life. He is the bread of life that is broken for us that we might have life.
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What's Your Story? (Romans 8:18-23, 28, 31-39)
The themes of brokenness and redemption dominate the gospel story. If we look closely at our own lives, we can spot these same themes, and maybe even Jesus too. In this sermon, Pastor Joel Lindsey tells his story in order to point to the greater story God is telling.
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Sanitized for Your Protection?
Many people unfamiliar with the Bible expect it to contain only stories of goodness and victory. Nothing could be further from the truth. The Bible is full of difficult situations and extreme trials. God has never hidden the fact that in this world we will face trials. The only question is, how should we respond to them? Key Verses: 2Kings 18:9-12, Luke 13:1-5, John 16:33, Hab 3:17-19, 2 Cor 12:7-10, 2 Peter 3:10-14, Rev 21
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Celebrating a Year of Life-Change
On our 1st Anniversary, just under 400 people celebrated powerful stories of life-change at BACC! Today, our passion to reach imperfect people is stronger than ever! Rediscover God's heartbeat (and our passion) for broken people in need of a restoring, loving God!
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Broken Pieces
The truth is that God doesn't need any of us...whether we've done "great things" for God or not..we're all just broken pieces that have been given the grace of impact and influence in the hands of a mighty and merciful God.
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