Sermons About Building
The Law of Capacity
In this sermon, Pastor Lincoln discusses the "law of capacity." This sermon will challenge you to build your capacity so that God can fill you spiritually, financially, and personally. This message will cause you to consider the many ways in which you limit yourself and by so doing--limit God from working miracles in your life.
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Sunday Best - Singing
In the second installment of Sunday Best, we talk about the importance of singing at our gatherings. It's necessary that we first define worship properly before talking about the specific act of singing.
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Whatever It Takes
Part 4 of 10 in the "Stoked" series that looks at how to live God's vision for your life. It is relevant in every life regardless of where we find ourselves on the path to Christ at the moment. Based in the book of Nehemiah, we will come to understand that while life is a journey, having a destination helps keep us on track and gives a new joy to each measure of success along the way.
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Making Known His Love
Scripture is full of commands to love one another; in fact, all of the law can be summed up in the word love. We are to love one another, and even to love our enemies. God intends for our love not to be merely abstract or sentimental, but real. Three of the images that God uses to describe the church capture aspects of how we are to love one another. The church is God's family, meaning that we have a unity in the gospel that overcomes all of our differences. The church is the body of Christ, meaning that we all have different functions, some of which may be more prominent than others, but all of us are needed, and we all need one another. The church is the temple of God, meaning that we exist for a far greater purpose than ourselves. We must take care of one another; this is commanded, and it provides a witness to the world, but most importantly, we do this because we love one another and we belong to one another.
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It Ain't Over 'til It's Over
Divorce rates in America continue to reveal that the "til death do you part" concept of marriage is in trouble. Unfortunately, this crosses both secular and Christian boundaries. Today Dr. Nichols talks about what God says about divorce in this continuing series on the family. (4 of 5 in the "Building Blocks for the Family" series)
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Nehemiah #11 - Seeing the Work Through to the End- No Compromise
Nehemiah returns to Jerusalem to find that Eliashib, the high priest, has given a room to Tobiah, the Ammonite. Other problems Nehemiah faced were an assortment of foreign wives married into God's family. Nehemiah demonstrates a "no compromise" attitude toward all these violations of God's law.
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