Sermons About Pardon
The Unmerciful Servant
We all struggle to forgive others, particularly those closest to us. Jesus tells this parable to reveal the importance of forgiving others. We are only able to do this as we see their sin in light of ours against God, and focus on Christ's sacrifice for our redemption, the forgiveness of sin.
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STAY IN LOVE WITH GOD: Prayer
One of the ways John Wesley admonishes believers to be and remain faithful to their calling as Christians by "attending to the ordinances of God" - aka staying in love with God. Today, Pastor Jason preaches on how prayer allows us to stay in love with God.
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A Picture of Perfect Love
In a world awash with faulty definitions of love, the definition that God has provided through the cross of Jesus is the standard that must inform our attempts to love others in truth.
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The Word of Forgiveness
A Word of Forgiveness Luke 23:34 1. Forgiving the unforgivable begins with prayer. Jesus' prayer on the cross was * Surprising * Sensitive * Sufficient 2. Forgiving the unforgivable always involves a Pardon. This Pardon: * Involves a purpose * Consist of an ongoing principle * Is a commanded practice * Contains power for all who need it -For those below the cross -For those beyond the cross 3. Forgiving the unforgivable makes way for us to experience peace. Only through forgiveness can peace be restored: * With our Creator * With other Christians * In all circumstances -No matter the event -No matter the enemy
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The Dependence of Christian Prayer
Christian prayer is not overly spiritual- but our earthly needs are seen within the context of the kingdom. We live in a fallen world, and are dependent on God for provision, pardon and protection.
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