Sermons About Humanity
In God's Image -- Genesis 1:26-31
In our day when many people see human beings as unimportant and no different than any other animal, this section of scripture shows that for a Christian that is not the case. For every human being is in the image of God, albeit a corrupted image.
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Genesis 3 - God Made Us
Perry looks at the fact that human being are uniquely crafted by God with dignity and purpose, and what that means for our lives.
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Reaching Out Daily With Love
The mission of Trinity Lutheran Church is Reaching out daily with a growing heart for heaven, home, and humanity near and far. Pastor Mark kicks off Rally Sunday with with a a sermon on the Trinity Cross and how to apply it in our lives for God's Glory.
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A New Kind of Humanity
We feel a lot of tension in our world. People feel it personally in their pursuit of happiness and purpose and we’ve experienced it between the races as long as history has kept record. Jesus came not only to give purpose to the individual and erase the lines dividing the races but to create a new kind of humanity.
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God is Imaged
God created. He created with His word. This has very vital implications for us as Christians in how we see ourselves, how we understand what we are here for, and how we treat all other people and animals on the planet.
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Part 2: A People Who Know God
God created humanity to live in community--community with one another and with God. This perfect community was shattered during the Fall and the result is the world we now live in--a world characterized by conflict. God's redemptive plan for the world is unveiled in the good news to Abraham; Abraham is promised a people who know God. God will restore his people to one another and to himself.
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John 1:1-18 - This is Jesus: True God and True Man (The Prologue - Part 2)
I want to spend our time this morning meditating on the first five words of verse 14. In this passage, John introduces us to what systematic theologians call “the doctrine of the incarnation.” As Wayne Grudem summarizes it, “The incarnation was the act of God the Son whereby he took to himself a human nature.” [1] We sometimes refer to is as “God becoming a man.” What we see in this verse is that the Eternal Second Person of the Trinity (the Word) gained a full and genuine humanity. We therefore affirm that Jesus Christ is fully God and fully Man, in one person, simultaneously.
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