Sermons About Compassion
Greater Than We Can Imagine
Psalm 145 is a psalm of praise (a Hymn Psalm) written by King David to God. David gives five different reasons why God is greater than we can imagine in this psalm: His deeds, compassion, Kingdom, faithful love, and nearness to His people. Our response to God for these things should be like David's response - we should praise God every day!
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The Call to Compassion on the City
We begin our study through the book of Nehemiah - a book about God calling a man to call a people to return to their call.
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The Great Rescue
Week 45 in the Vintage Jesus series. Preached by Lead Pastor Paul Vroom on June 28, 2009 at Missio Dei Church in Mokena, Illinois (www.mdchurch.us). Scripture from Mark 11:27-12:12.
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Being Jesus to the world.
Part of Christ's "Great Commission" is to go, right? But when we encounter people, often times, we are not the nicest people they come in contact with. We are sent, by God, to be "Jesus" to everyone we have a chance to meet! We are not here to "live a good life" but rather we are sent to be His hands, feet, touch and love. If we don't love people as Jesus, then we really aren't who we are supposed to be.
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Shared Life
In Greek, the word for community is koinonia—what’s been called fellowship for most of recent church history. Typically, “fellowship” is Christianese for have fun with other believers. Bowling, eating, watching the Super Bowl, standing around with coffee after church—it’s all fellowship as long as you’re with “Christians” and there is food involved. Since there wasn’t bowling or football in the ancient church, koinonia must mean something else. We will discover the revolutionary way of following Jesus – the shared life.
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God's Heart for the City
God has a tremendous heart for the city. In this message, we will consider the significance of cities, God's heart for the city, and how the gospel gives us God's heart for the city.
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Get Off Your Donkey
In a world plagued with sufferings and social injustices, is there anybody anywhere who is willing to reach out and make a difference? What role can we play as individuals and church fellowships in helping others confront personal and social sufferings? Hit play for the answers to these probing questions!
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