Sermons About Power
How to Have God Come to Your Aid
Paul had many wonderful experiences and special privileges as an Apostle of Jesus Christ but he also had an infirmity in the flesh; a disability of some sort that God allowed to remain in his life to serve as a constant reminder of his own personal weakness and his need for God's strength. Paul earnestly sought the Lord three times to remove this infirmity, but God taught Paul, and teaches us a very important lesson through all this: God's strength is made perfect in weakness.
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Control Your Tongue
The book of James is basic, entry-level, in-your-face Christianity. A real workout. Nothing fancy. No glamor-cize at the club. Just crunches, push-ups, and heavy bag work in a smelly basement gym. If you are up to the challenge, James will shape you into a hard-body believer. During this series, Fit Faith, we’ll tackle some of the most practical teaching outside of the gospels. James was known as "James the Just", someone who put his faith into practice in a real and practical way. James will stretch us to grasp the importance of putting our faith into action as described in God's word. Are you ready to get fit?
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God Is.... Creator
Rev. Wayne Alexander begins the God Is... sermon series with teaching on God is.. Creator, comparing an impersonal and random start to the universe with a personal creation of the universe and how what we believe about the beginning of time impacts on our faith and how we live our lives.
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Under Authority
In part 6 of our series, The Garden and The Gospel, Pastor Jeremy teaches why true freedom, and true fulfillment is found under God's authority. Because ... only God has a position of absolute justice; only God has a power that can change us; and only God has a promise we can fully trust in.
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Keep Looking Up
We, as Chrisitans, know that to "Keep Looking Up" means more than just having a positive attitude. It means we are looking up for a reason: because that is whre God is. We know that he will meet our needs in all circumstances if we have confidence in: 1. His Place, 2. His Power, and 3. His Plan. In today's verses, we will see how Christians can gain this confidence.
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The Church in Smyrna: Revelation 2:8
The church in Smyrna was made up of poor people who had endured many hardships. Jesus, the First and the Last, who defeated death, knows their tribulation, poverty, and the slander from the Jews that they have endured. Jesus tells them that he hears them, and yet they continue suffering. Not only does he call the church to not be afraid, he calls them to be faithful by treasuring him above all else, even to the point of death. He promises that the sufferings we experience right now, no matter how heavy they are, will one day seem light and momentary compared to the glory that he holds in store for his people. He suffered to end our suffering. He suffered so that no matter how much we have suffered at death, it is over. We will have an eternity with him.
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