Sermons About Judgement
God's Judgement to bring us to Christ
A sermon looking at the judgement of God on Israel in Micah's time and the application for us today.
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Paul and Felix
A sermon looking at Paul's discourse to Felix about righteousness, self-control, and the judgement to come.
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Preparing for a Dramatic Exit Part 2
We will never know the time of Jesus' return, but there are things that are important about His return and we can know these.
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Preparing for a Dramatic Exit Part 1
There are a lot of things we do not know about Jesus' second coming, but here are some very important things to know.
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A Lot Of Lots
This sermon looks at the life of Lot and how even though he was just, righteous and saved, how he lost his influence and witness to his family and friends who ultimately where destroyed by God in Sodom. There are A Lot of Lots in Christianity who may be saved but live in the world so much that they lose their influence and witness to the world for Jesus sake. In Lot's case, several of his own children and their spouses mocked him when he warned them to leave town before God destroyed it. How is your witness and does the world see enough of Christ in you to trust you when you tell them that Jesus is the only way to Heaven and without Him they will go to hell.
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Pentecost Sunday: Joel And The Last Day
Joel prophesies the day of the Lord and the coming of the Spirit.
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Philippians 1:18b-26 - A Certain Confidence
Paul puts the Gospel first in ministry because for him to life is Christ and to die is gain. Everyone lack confidence but when it comes to the worship of God a lack of confidence is either from sinfulness or ignorance. Why do we cherish or treasure things that don’t make God great? Paul’s answer was that we center our living on the false, fake, limited, and/or powerless things. For Paul Christian ministry must get back to a cross Center life that gives the greatest confidence. This Cross centered worship give us confidence that results from 1) Confidence in the Final vindication (18b-20), 2) Confidence in Life or death (21-24), and 3) Confidence for ministry to others (25-26). Focusing on the cross in Gospel worship gives us confidence that we will be vindicated in the last judgment. It did not matter what other did to him, he was on a ultimate mission. No matter what postmoderns say today, we can have certainty about things even thought knowledge of reality may sometimes be partial. It is ludicrous to say that you are certain that you are not certain. You don’t have to be omniscient to be certain about reality because our resources are outside of our selves – i.e. revelation and the supply of the Holy Spirit. Personal conversion and commitment are what is needed to the revelation that is given to supply our certainty. Confidence for Paul also came because of how he value life and death as profit for him. It did not matter because for Paul the apex of his values in his life and worship was Christ alone. Worship that brings confidence is radically God-centered, radically satisfying, and radically an end in itself. This freed Paul to have confidence to minister to others and it will give a great confidence to.
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Judge Not
This week, Pastor Kevin looked at not only the command we have not to condemn others, but even deeper, the question of why we judge others!
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Life At the Levee
In the days of Josiah, a deluge of judgment was about to break upon Judah as it had with Israel. How would Josiah live in light of impending judgment? How should we live in a country - perhaps in a family - in rebellion against God?
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20080420 - Deut. 23:1-18
exclusivity who gets into the kingdom god is holy, let us be holy judgement
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The Hour Is Come
John 17:1 These words spake Jesus, and lifted up his eyes to heaven, and said, Father, the hour is come; glorify thy Son, that thy Son also may glorify thee:
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The Great White Throne Judgement (part2)
Pastor John continues his sermon on eternal separation from God.
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Judging Others
"Judge not..." was a command given by Jesus to each and every Christian in regards to the way they view other people. At the heart of Jesus's command was something far deeper than simply making external changes in the way we view or treat others. We find Jesus consistently wants us to look inward to see where the problem really lies. This week we examine an often-quoted passage of Scripture that is sure to devastate egos and self-views, yet provides the only solution available for addressing our hypocrisy in the Gospel.
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The Great White Throne Judgment (part1)
Sermon describing the throne of God, and the resurrection and judgement of unbelievers.
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Jesus Convicted
Jesus before Pilate - silent as a lamb (Isaiah 53:6,7) - irony of shed blood "let it be on us and on our children" both as a curse and, by God's grace, as sacrificial atonement for their sin.
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Jesus on trial (There will come a day)
Jesus on trial before Caiaphas, Matthew 26:57-68. The audio recording concludes with the song "There Will Come A Day", reproduced here with the permission of EMU Music (http://www.emu.mu/)
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Sermon Judgement
Sermon "Judgement", Sermons in The ABCs Series on the Teachings of Jesus. Letter J of this Sermon Series speaks of Jesus Teaching about Judgement, Judging, To Judge. Scriptures used are from Matthew 7:1-2. Bloomsburg Community Church.
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The Peace of An Eternal King
Living with eternity in mind is one of those principles in our lives as Christians that should always bring us peace. We have a great heaven to look forward to. Pain will be wiped away, God will dwell with us and all things will be made new!
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Open Eyes, Closed Hearts
Over the last several weeks we’ve been looking in the Gospels and, in some ways, building a biography of Jesus. Our hopes have been to encounter Him as we eavesdrop into conversations He had with various people: people that are proud, broken, marginalized, some without power or resources and others with all the respect and honor you could ask for.
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How Big is Your God?
In this passage there is: 1. An examination 2. A demonstration 3. A manifestation
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Is God Fair?
To God there is no difference between a Jew & a Gentile. They are both under judgement. What advantage, then, is there in being a Jew? Does unfaithfulness nullify God's faithfulness? God can bring good things out of bad. God will prevail when He is judged. If man's unrighteousness magnifies Gode's righteousness, is God an unjust judge? Christians will one da participate in judging.
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The Darkest Darkness
Philip continues the sermon series through Jude. The sermon deals with God's punishment for those outside of grace.
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CV 2007 - Peter Adam - Talk 2 - Ezekiel ch8-11
Ezekiel 8-11 Pastorally reveals idolatry at the heart of most human problems. These chapters reveal the reason and result of God leaving his sanctuary in Jerusalem, and exposes the danger of idolatry for us today.
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What Will Jesus Do When He Comes Back?
Message 8 in this series looks at the reality of Christ's judgment when He returns to earth.
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Living a Fruitful Life Cultivated by the Living Christ
Starting at verse nine in Colossians 1 we come to a continuation of Paul’s prayer for the Colossian church. It is here that Paul unpacks some remarkable expressions that give us an understanding of the nature of God. In the closing statement he prays “so that you may walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, to please Him." To please Him... That statement would rattle a lot of people’s understanding on the nature of God who is Often seen as consumed with wrath -- continually venting His displeasure with us. If you were to ask people, “Do you feel it is possible to truly please God?” most likely you would be met with some hesitation. But what do we see here? “To please Him” is one of the first expressions that Paul presents that reveals the nature of God. This is critical. If you do not believe that it is possible to live a life upon which God would look and take pleasure in and declare that He is pleased, how likely is it that you will pursue such a life? Your life would be reduced to nothing more than an exercise in futility.
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God, Please dont turn your face away.
The question being asked is 'What's the worst God can do to chastise His people when they harden their hearts?' We read in the Old Testament prophets that God is unsheathing His sword for it to be drunk on the blood of rebellious people and this is absolutely a frightening thing. Yet there is something God can inflict on a generation or a people that's much worse then all the plagues of Egypt, all the famines of the world, wars and pestilences? Listen in and find out. Please feel free to email the preacher through: craigireland@inbox.com
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James 4:11-17
I want to live in reality. And that means that we submit ourselves to God in humility. That means we stop pretending we are God by judging other people and making plans as if we were in control of our future. That means we start living as if we really trust God with our lives.
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Life on the Other Side
No one enjoys thinking about the reality of hell, yet Jesus actually had more to say about hell than He did about heaven. In today's spiritual climate, the doctrine of eternal punishment has come under heavy scrutiny and debate. Many people, including some prominent evangelical scholars, have moved away from a traditional interpretation of the enternal torment in hell, to either a teaching of universal salvation or a view of judgement that results in the annihilation of the sinner, rather than an eternal, conscious punishment. Some feel that the subject is so far beyond our understanding and that it should be left alone in the hands of God, but one's belief in regard to judgement, punishment, and the justice of God will dramatically affect how we live, and how we reach out in love to others. Today's topic may raise more questions and debate in your mind than we are able to answer in our short time together, but if it motivates you to study the scriptures for yourself - great! Key Passage: John 5:16-30
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The spirit and power of Elijah lives on
Pastor Geoff Findlay uses the 6th sermon in our Elijah: Man of Prayer series to review the lessons learnt from Elijah in the previous four messages which Ken Stebbins presented at our Family Camp.
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Why does the harvest perish?
Complacent Christians can become numbed with the pleasures and conveniences of this world. The Word of the Lord, through the prophet Joel, is applied in this sermon to the present-day believer who is not minding the work of the Lord as he should.
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The promise of Elijah
Pastor Geoff Findlay launches our Elijah: Man of Prayer series, providing the background to the man Elijah, and a preview of the upcoming sermons from Ken Stebbins at our Family Camp.
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The Judgment Seat of Christ & Eternity
Eternity is calling us all. None of us will escape it. For those who have called on the name of the Lord our eternity will be full of joy unspeakable but for those who counted Jesus' sacrifice worthy to be trampled underfoot will suffer tremendously. How does what we do here in this life better prepare us for than and what is meant by the Judgement seat of Christ. Listen in and enjoy our Aussie Favourite bring the word of God straight, strong and steady and be changed more and more into Gods glory. please feel free to email the preacher through: craigireland@inbox.com
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Christians Only, But Not the Only Christians
Part of our historical tradition is the idea that we should seek to be "Christians only," but also realize that we are "not the only Christians." We're called to judge behavior, but not the hearts of fellow believers -- that is God's perogative.
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