Sermons About Fruit
Give Presence: Galatians 5.22-25
What if Christmas looked different this year? What if you could receive a gift that lasted forever? Or what if you could give gifts that did? We want to invite you to rethink Christmas with us this year and to experience it for what it was meant to be. On Sunday, November 30 Advent begins. For some this might be new. It was for me and my family a few years ago as well, but it is a season that my family and I have grown to love and enjoy. The word advent means to come. During the Advent season we celebrate God sending Jesus to earth wrapped in human skin. We also look with great anticipation to the second coming of Jesus, who is coming again for His Bride, the church. In Scripture Jesus testifies that He is the one who is and who was and who is to come (Revelation 1.8). This is what we will be celebrating this coming season. We will be celebrating Advent during our worship gatherings beginning November 30 culminating at our Christmas Eve service.
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Who Will You Serve? (Romans 6:20-23)
Paul continues his argument that there are only two types of people -- those for whom sin is master and those for whom God is master. You will be a slave to one or the other. On the one hand, slavery to sin may yield temporary pleasure, but its fruit is full of shame and ultimately produces only death. On the other hand, slavery to God produces the fruit of the Spirit, sanctification, and ultimately eternal life. This is ours, as a free gift from God, and we who have received life are fools to return to the old master, sin, who can give us only shame and death.
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Fruite of the Spirit Love
What's that stuff dangling from that limb? Uhhh, I don't know. Holy cow, Batman could he be talking bout bearing fruit. Zikes, I think he is. So...lets have a taste.
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The Permanence of Love (1 Corinthians 13:8-13)
Love is the supreme manifestation of life in Christ because it is the mark of our existence, as the redeemed, in the eternal state.
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The Character of Love, pt. 1 (1 Corinthians 13:4)
Love is a verb and like light that passes through a prism is broken down into its constituent parts, so love is manifest by its acts and attitudes toward God and men.
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The Necessity of Love (1 Corinthians 13:1-3)
Every sacrifice and effort in the name of Christ, without love, is worthless.
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The Preeminence of Love (Introduction)
Love is the summary of the Law, the chief means of the church's testimony, and the preeminent evidence of the Holy Spirit in the lives of those He indwells.
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