Sermons About Proclamation
The Word of God in Ephesus
God's Word is powerful. Acts 19:8-20 encourages us to master and faithfully proclaim God's Word because God uses the faithful proclamation of His Word to create disciples, challenge the demonic and change the culture.
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That You May Proclaim the Excellencies of Him Who Called You
Abiding in Christ Through Proclamation and Missions
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The Proclamation That Will Set Your Heart on Fire
The fifth sermon in the Hearts of Fire series.
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The Gospels Manifest, Acts Proclaims Jesus
This sermon surveys the four Gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, demonstrating how they MANIFEST Jesus Christ; then it surveys the book of Acts as the early church PROCLAIMED Jesus in Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria, Antioch, Asia Minor, the Aegean region, and Rome.
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The Resurrection Is About Mission
At the heart of Jesus' death and resurrection is His of securing forgiveness of sins. This Easter, how can you better understand Jesus' work in your life and how does that propel to you proclaim it to others?
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The Bible's All About Jesus
This first sermon in our series Understanding the Bible and Christianity LIKE NEVER BEFORE demonstrates how all the Bible points to Jesus Christ. The Old Testament ANTICIPATES Jesus. The Gospels MANIFEST Jesus. The book of Acts PROCLAIMS Jesus. The Epistles EXPLAIN Jesus. And the book of Revelation CONSUMMATES all of history in Jesus.
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Historical Document: 1812 Proclamation
This is a PDF copy of the 1812 Proclamation calling for Prayer and Humiliation signed by James Madison, president from 1809 to 1817, during the time of war. The Proclamation closes with these words: “Given at Washington the 9th day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twelve.â€
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Thanksgiving and a Prayer
The first Congress that convened after the adoption of the Constitution requested of the President that the people of the United States observe a day of thanksgiving and prayer:
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Community
Yes to Community! Pastor Mark talks about potential, power, principles, presence, proclamation, passion and provision.
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