Sermons About Judah
The Potter And The Clay
This sermon takes a look at Potter and the Clay analogy from the book of Jeremiah. While explaining that this was meant for the nation of Judah and by extention Israel, there are some facts here that also easily translate to the modern church and believers.
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Ugly Things May Turn Out Good ... But They Are Still Ugly
It is easy to fall for pragmatism, the idea that it doesn't matter how you get there, so long as you get there. That type of life leads to great problems. The good news is that God is a God of grace overrule our own sinfulness. It won't make our ugliness of sin any prettier, but it will accomplish God's good purpose.
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Josiah: The Heart of a Reformer
2 Chronicles 34-35 As the southern kingdom of Judah comes closer to its end and Babylonian captivity draws near, we meet a great reformer king - the man Josiah. Due to the hard heartedness of the previous kings, idolatry had run rampant and the Law of Moses had been forgotten altogether in Judah. But God grants the young king a tender heart to seek after God, purge the land of wickedness, and recover the Law - calling the people back to the singular worship of Yahweh and His covenant with them.
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Joseph:God is Faithful
Joseph went through a lot in his life. His brothers sold him into slavery and he was put in prison in egypt. Despite all that he went through he never lost sight of God. He knew God was in control and that his plans would be accomplished.
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Resurrection Sunday Sunrise Service: The Lion Has Triumphed!
Pastor Gregg's short sermon from the Celebration Resurrection Sunday Sunrise Service.
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