Sermons About Prophet
Soul Prosperity
We need to live in God’s righteousness, peace and joy on the inside all the time, not just cry out to God for it when we are in a crisis. Our soul is prospering when we are walking in step with Holy Spirit.
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Jesus, the Prophet
Luke 13:31-35 With this final section of chapter 13, Luke reaches a turning point in telling the story of Jesus as prophet, declaring that His mission will not be derailed by the opposition of His enemies (Herod), the hatred of Israel's spiritual leaders (Pharisees), nor even wholesale rejection by the nation itself (symbolized by Jerusalem). And the wonderful irony is that the centerpiece of that mission - the Cross - will become the foundation of forgiveness for those who hated and rejected Messiah.
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Jonah: Impossible prophet of the impossible God
Marcus Reeves, from Crossroads Christian Church, brings to life the ancient story of Jonah's flight and futile rebellion against God. But the application of this message is much closer to home.
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The Beginning of the Gospel (Mark 1:1-15)
We are introduced to the gospel of Mark. Mark writes to prove the deity of Christ and to declare the gospel message. In the opening passage we see John prophetically preparing the people for Christ, and we see the declaration of Jesus's deity, and the beginning of the gospel message -- repent and believe!
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Elijah, Elisha and the chariot of fire
Pastor Geoff Findlay concludes our Elijah: Man of Prayer series with this 7th sermon. He examines the wonderful events surrounding Elijah's escort to heaven, and the influence Elijah had on Elisha. What influence does he have on us?
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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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Praying the hard option
Ken Stebbins, Teaching Elder of the Presbyterian Reformed Church in Everton Park, presents the 2nd sermon in our Elijah: Man of Prayer series. In the first of four Family Camp messages, we learn that Elijah prayed in tough times and chose tough options: "he prayed earnestly that it would not rain." Elijah was not afraid to confront society with its rebellion against God.
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