Sermons About Idolatry
Missio Dei: Misplaced Worship
This is the sixth sermon in the Missio Dei series focusing on offering ourselves as living sacrifices.
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A King...Like All the Nations
1 Samuel 8 – “A King...Like All the Nations†Rev. Darin M. Stone Harbor Presbyterian Church – November 2, 2008
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Coin Trick (Matthew 22:15-22)
Jesus challenges us to decide what part of our lives belongs to God amid competing claims.
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We Aim To Please
Who do we try to please in life? Do we make decisions based on pleasing people or pleasing God? Too many times, we make the easy decision instead of the right decision. Join us as we take a look at what the Bible teaches about focusing on what God desires.
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The Battle for the City (Part 2)
Jesus strengthens us and remembers our enemies who oppose God's plan for the city. Leadership is a costly endeavor, but Jesus works in us and thru us to accomplish His plan.
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The Growth of Sin
How have we arrived where we are? Sin is glorified and righteousness is scoffed at. Romans 1 tells us how we as individuals and as communities have lost their way.
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Justice and Generosity for the City
Injustice and oppression in the covenant community dishonors God. Christ's ministry on our behalf frees us not only from guilt but the bondage of sin, particularly greed. He works in us that we might fear God and therefore become both just and generous. He works through us to free others from bondage through the gospel.
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LOST: Part 1
God desires to have a relationship with us, but we must first admit that we are lost without Him. Paul starts off the Book of Romans by painting a realitic picture of the lost state of mankind.
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Moved, Stirred, and Shaken (#2 of 3)
Pride and Idolatry. Two words that generally speaking, we choose to avoid in common conversation. Why is this? Scripture has a lot to say about how we should not only approach these issues, but also what they are capable of doing when left unattended. This weeks teaching takes a deeper look into these painful words, how Jesus views them and how we, as a broken people, should wrestle with these two detrimental realities.
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