Sermons About Emotions
The Problem with Praise 1
The problem with praise is that it is too rare. We either miss what praise is and limit praise as just fast and loud songs accompanied by emotionalism. Or we have wrong assumptions about praise and think praise is optional, and you are exempt because it is not part of my personality or because you didn’t praise at church where you grew up. In this first sermon of a 3 part series, I address that our praise of God shouldn't be determined by our feelings. That God is worthy to be praised no matter what is going on in our lives.
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The Psalms and Our Envy
What is it that keeps us looking all around and comparing ourselves to others? And how does this effect our relationship to God? Psalm 73 presents an honest picture of envy and the path from envy to worship.
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The Pslams and Our Despair
What do we do when we feel loss, disappointment, depression or despair? Often we look to false hopes and turn inward. The Psalms call us turn toward God and lament - and in doing so, find true hope.
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The Pslams and Anger
Everyone gets angry. Often our anger damages our relationships and ourselves. The Psalms help us see how our anger calls us to look beneath the surface and wrestle with God.
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The Pslams and Anger
Everyone gets angry. Often our anger damages our relationships and ourselves. The Psalms help us see how our anger calls us to look beneath the surface and wrestle with God.
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The Psalms and Our Negative Emotions
The Psalms are a window into the soul in all its complexity and variety. Christians often think the negative or dark emotions are sign of immaturity or a lack of faith. But, in fact, all our emotions reveal our deepest questions about God and our invitations to a greater faith.
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The Psalms and Our Negative Emotions
The Psalms are a window into the soul in all its complexity and variety. Christians often think the negative or dark emotions are sign of immaturity or a lack of faith. But, in fact, all our emotions reveal our deepest questions about God and our invitations to a greater faith.
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True Friendship: The Paralytic
A message taught by Pastor Ken Baugh, of Coast Hills Community Church, on the topic of the Paralytic and the meaning of true friendship.
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