Sermons About Job
God: Incomparably Powerful
The fact that God is all-powerful ultimately points us to the reality that he in complete control of all things.
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Hard Times
We often imagine the Christian life to bring comfort and peace and joy, but circumstances indicate otherwise. How are we to respond to this? Ben shares some simple things that God has been showing him as he has been facing his own trials. Let nothing hold you back from seeing what God can do through your life!
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Sowing and Reaping at Work
God has built into the earth a principle for living well upon it, the sowing and reaping principle. You will spend about 150,000 hours of your life on earth at work, that's 40 to 60 percent of your waking hours. We should not be surprised then that God has so much to say about this dominating arena of life on planet earth. Here we will look at how the sowing and reaping principle applies to life on the job...in fact, life before the job and life after it, too. Come, walk in the light of the Lord.
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Soul Prosperity
We need to live in God’s righteousness, peace and joy on the inside all the time, not just cry out to God for it when we are in a crisis. Our soul is prospering when we are walking in step with Holy Spirit.
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Will They Take us Seriously?
In the sixth week of "Magnetic", we consider the tragedies, evil and suffering of the world and ask the question, "Will they take us seriously?" when life happens and serious questions are asked.
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Priesthood of Believers
God's eternal plan is manifest from the beginning - a look at Abel, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Job
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How do a good God and a suffering world go together?
The question of how a good God and a suffering world go together is one of the most difficult questions. God is good. The scriptures declare this and we know this by experience. But this world is filled with hurt and suffering too. We know this by experience.
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Life After Death
Job had been a success in life. One day, however, Job lost everything, including his health. This caused Job to start thinking about eternal issues. The Chief 'eternal issue' that all of us want an answer to is, "will we live after we die?" That was Job's question.
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