Sermons About Free-will
Born of God
From John 1:13, John gives us three ways that becoming children of God did not happen. That is what I would like for you to see this morning. I am going to take them out of order to show you what John is teaching us. So here are your three points for this morning. 1. People do not become children of God by their human pedigree. 2. People do not become children of God by human appointment. 3. People do not become children of God by an act of their own flesh.
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The Man With the Plan
How do we reconcile Divine sovereignty and human responsibility? How can human beings make free choices when God is still sovereign? 1st Kings 12:1-24 offers insight...and hope for those who have made or even been on the receiving end of terrible, life-shattering decisions.
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Understanding Our Depravity 3
This week I want to deal with how sin has affected our will. There is a prevailing belief about the will that almost all people who call themselves Christians believe. This view says that sin has indeed entered the human race and all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God but man still has the ability to respond to God and will do so if given the right message and right opportunity. What this all boils down to is the human will. Is it indeed free? ... let's find out.
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The Coming of Christ: The Eternal State
Please join us this week as Pastor John speaks about the eternal state of man kind and our free will to choose how we live in eternity. We pray you are touched as you listened. To get involved at the walk check out the events page
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Rotten Freedom & Its Fruit
Evil is the rotting real thing; and the freedom to rot isn't free.
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God's Electing Love
Did God choose me or did I choose God? That's a question Christians have debated at length down the ages. However, the apostle Paul seemed pretty clear: God chose us before the foundation of the world (Ephesians 1:4). In this sermon it is explained why it must be so, and why it is important for us.
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What's the Reason for Free Will?
Who is really free? If you are free to choose something you want, are you capable of achieving it? Simply wanting something is not the same as having the freedom to achieve it. In this sense, everyone is limited by some boundary. Most of us are bound by our natures and what it wants naturally. Would it ever naturally want to choose to do what God commands? This message explores the notion of Free Will and the arenas in which it is discussed. It concludes with the theological point that Christians have a restored nature that may not freely choose everything they ought; but is more free than ever as they anticipate the freedom of eternity with God.
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Exploring the Controversial Subject of Free Will Part 7: We Are Free To Believe
The last chapter of our study into free will. We need to study, follow and belief God's word and pray boldly in the name of our Savior for the answers on this and all subjects.
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