Sermons About Good-news
The Gospel is...
The goal of the Gospel is to create a Christ-treasuring community that is empowered by the Gospel for purpose of mission together. It is how God has chosen to show off His glory and make His grace known to our hurting and broken world. Lets look at the gospel and then start to talk about it’s implications for our shared lives. “Jesus Christ, God’s promised Rescuer and Ruler, lived our life, died our death and rose again in triumphant vindication as the first fruits of the new creation to bring forgiven sinners together under His gracious reign as His Kingdom People.”
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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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Inconvenient Truths
Second in the series. Explore the "dyno-power" of the Gospel, the "Gospel Sandwich" and the story of Charles.
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Living a Life of Gospel Intentionality
Kaleo SDSU is taking a couple weeks to explore what it means and what it practically looks like to be intentional with the gospel through all of life. We will be investigating the book of Mark for insight into how Jesus brought the gospel to every situation and trained his disciples to do the same. We are called not to separate our life into religious, pagan, hobby, service, parenting, work and gospel intentionality but is instead a life that sees the gospel as the motivation and center of all we do.
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Good News
This is the first in the Glorious Gospel series entitled "Good News." 1. The Gospel Was God's Idea 2. The Gospel is God's Plan for Reconciliation 3. The Gospel is Primarily About a Person: Jesus Christ 4. The Gospel is Ultimately for the Glory of God 5. The Gospel Message Has a Focal Point: A Cross The Response
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What Is Christianity
Most in our culture and most who attend churches do not know what the gospel is and what Christianity is about. We each need to be able to explain our faith to others and are charged by Christ to present the good news of his Gospel to all people. This same message of the forgiveness begins in the early part of the Old Testament and continues through the New Testament.
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The Holy Spirit Provides Boldness For Sharing the Gospel
The series on Acts continues with this sermon about a crippled man who was healed by Peter and John. In the wake of this event a great opportunity occured for Peter to share the message of Christ & throught the power of t Spirit he took full advantage. Clearly, one of the ways the Holy Spirit moves in the lives of people is in granting courage for sharing the news of God's grace.
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Titus Chapter 3
Titus Chapter 3 Paul urges them to REMEMBER: 1. Remember how you are called to live (Titus 3:1-2) 2. Remember who you were (Titus 3:3) 3. Remember what God did for you (Titus 3:4-7) 4. Remember your mission in this world (Titus 3:8-11) The good news of God... ...is that while we were at our worst, Jesus died for us which freed us from our penalty of death. 1 Thessalonians 5:9-10 9 For God has not destined us for wrath, but for obtaining salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ,10 who died for us, so that whether we are awake or asleep, we will live together with Him.
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