Sermons About Feet
Beautiful Feet (Romans 10:5-15)
What does it mean that the Lord is Lord of all, both Jew and Greek, and this Lord is generous to all?
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Happy are the Feet
Some people have been blessed with happy feet to bring good news. Have you?
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Why Serve?
The concept of "greatness" is appealing to almost everybody, but defining "greatness" is not an easy task. Jesus defined greatness much differently than most people when He said: "Whoever wishes to become great must be the servant of all." Matthew 20:26
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Gifted to Serve
For more on Vox Church, go to http://www.voxchurch.org. In John 13:3, it says that Jesus knew "that the Father had given all things into his hands." It is in this moment that Jesus reveals his true nature: a servant. Then he tells his disciples in v 14 "If I then, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another’s feet." Part of conforming to the image of Christ is becoming a servant of all. By serving, we find our identity more and more because it is how we were created to be. Moreover, we find healing and power for the journey ahead.
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Beautiful Feet
Richard's first sermon in the series "Beautiful Feet" is titled, oddly enough "Beautiful Feet." He looks at three different types of feet today; 1. The feet of the statue 2. The feet of the Son 3. The feet of the saints
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