Sermons About Nature
Act II - Paradise Lost
Please join us as Pastor Brad continues with the EPIC series and explores the curse of sin that has plagued humanity through our history.
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Living Naturally (Genesis 1:27-31)
What is the responsibility of Christians for the environment? A look at the book of Genesis offers insight into how God has called us to be guardians of nature. With the fall of Adam and Eve came the fall of creation, and we look forward to its restoration as well as our redemption as sons and daughters of God.
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Why Reconnect? (Open House)
The greatest obstacle to reconnecting with God is admitting that he is neither exactly who you want Him to be nor who you think He is – He is better and greater than either.
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A Song of Divine Harmony
Not only is the Christ hymn of Philippians 2 a powerful picture of the gospel, but it also helps us hear harmony in regard to the nature of God, when often Christians today either worship God as a friend or as an exalted King.
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Have I Blown It?
God could have created us preprogrammed to do his will only. However, this is not what he did. Instead he created us free—free to love, free to hate, free to rebel. This has made the world a very complex place filled with bad choices. However, God is not surprised by our bad choices. Instead, he is lovingly waiting for us to turn to him for help. Key Verses: Luke 15:11, Ro 11:32, Eph 1:18, 1John 3:2-3
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God: Incredibly Unchanging
Exploring the unchanging nature, or immutability, of God and the implications of that truth for our lives.
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Systematic Theology: The Natural Revelation of God
What can we know about God from His creation? What is the value of general revelation?
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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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Elements - An Introduction
An introduction to our Elements Series. A theological investigation of created things.
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