Sermons About Christ
Pursuing a Passion for Christ
Ephesians 1:3-5 Finding our identities in the person and finished work of Christ.
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Get Behind Me, Satan!; Mark 8.27-33
The disciples understand that Jesus is the Christ, now they must learn what it means to be the Christ.
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When I See the Blood, I Will Pass Over You, Part 1; Exodus 12.1-28
The grace that comes through the Passover Lamb requires a lifestyle of repentance.
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The Wondrous Cross
Week 60 in the Vintage Jesus series. Preached by Pastor Paul Vroom on November 1, 2009 at Missio Dei Church in Mokena, Illinois (www.mdchurch.us). Scripture from Mark 15:21 - 32.
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Sacred Joy: Philippians 1.27-30, 3.18-20
As we continue in Paul's letter to the church at Philippi we ask the following question this week: How shall we live in response to the glorious gospel? Paul commands a certain conduct from the believers in Philippi. It is a life lived as one who is a citizen of heaven. Too many times our conduct reflects a mind that is on the earthly instead of on the kingdom of heaven. What if we lived differently? What if our mind was on Christ and the kingdom of heaven more often? What if we thought biblically and lived biblically? How would our lives look then? Our prayer as we look at Paul's letter together this week is that we would strive together to live lives that promote the gospel. Just think, what if we really did this?
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The Offense of Jesus
Many people share the belief that Jesus Christ--at the very least--was a good teacher, a kind and loving man, and a worthy example of how to live. So, why is Jesus so offensive to so many? In other words, what is the offense? In this sermon, we explore the offensive nature of Jesus Christ to those He came to save.
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Manifesto of Freedom - Life in the Spirit
There is now no condemnation for those in Christ. How does one live this no condemnation life? God sends the Holy Spirit to live in us and show us. The Spirit's role is to make us look more like Christ by putting the old life behind us and fully participate in the new humanity. God has freed us by his grace and now we are a part of the rescue and repair of all things. - Hank Wilson
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