Sermons About Disciples
A Category Five Faith
Jesus calms the storm and leaves the disciples asking, "What kind of man is this?" Why does this miracle and not the others leave the disciples pondering the very nature of Jesus? As Pastor Simmons addresses that question, you'll discover what it means to conquer the category five storms of life.
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Who We Are (Called to Be) - Part II Where We Are Going
God has created every person (all people) with a plan and a purpose. Ultimately, our purpose as disciples of Christ is to be, win and make other disciples.
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Lose Your Life to the Commission and Its End
The call to come to Christ and die brings with it the commission to go and make disciples throughout all the earth. Pastor Lance Parrott calls us to give our lives for the sake of making the gospel of Jesus Christ know throughout all the world. Can you go? Will you go? Listen and find out.
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Praying in the Plural - Part 4
What kind of Christian are you? Does your faith permeate your life or is it something you pull out and dust off on the occasional Sunday? Pastor Robert unearths the truth in Paul’s letter to the Ephesians 1:15-20 on how to be H.I.P. in your faith.
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Jesus, His Disciples and the Church in Prayer
Week 56 in the Vintage Jesus series. Preached by Pastor Paul Vroom on October 4, 2009 at Missio Dei Church in Mokena, Illinois (www.mdchurch.us). Scripture from Mark 14:26 - 42.
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Mission Is...
Our God is a missional God. How does the Gospel motivate community missionwards? The Father sends the Son, the Son sends the Spirit, and the Spirit fills the church and sends it on mission and power into the world. To be on mission is simply to be like our God. It’s to understand His redemptive plan. It’s to join in His story. It’s to see our identity as it truly is.
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Launch Service, John 21
How Does Jesus Respond to Failures?: A Look at the Life of Peter Many of us are afraid of what others would think about us if they really knew us—all of our secrets, hidden thoughts, and actions. This fear causes us to set up walls and keep certain parts of our lives private. But what about God? What does the God who sees everything about us think? How does the God who sees everything respond to our failures? Until we know how God responds to failures, we will never truly be able to trust him with our hearts. To answer this question I want to look at one of the biggest failures in the Bible and see how Jesus responds to him. His name is Peter and we will find that we are more like him than we might think.
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Matthew 12:1-8
Like all humans, the Pharisees desperately tried to set aside God’s righteous requirements by their own means. Jesus is the Lord of the Law.
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