Sermons About Prophets
False Prophets (AM)
Continuing on in our study of the final four warnings of the Sermon on the Mount, Adam unfolds Christ's clear warning regarding false prophets. Jesus brings the Kingdom Citizens back to the necessity for discernment until His return. The shocking reality is that the false prophets' inward corruption can and will be known by their outward acts. The heart will produce fruit, either corrupted or pure..."Thus you will recognize them by their fruits" (v. 20).
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Song of Faith
The Bible tells us that the first Christmas brought good news of great joy. Those who doubted regained faith. Those who felt small received blessing. Those who were overlooked found peace. Those who waiting for something big to come along, celebrated. We believe Christmas still brings good news of great joy. Come, celebrate with us.
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God has Spoken: Romans 1:1-7
God has spoken God has spoken through men God has spoken through men concerning his Son.
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Restoration Blessings (AM)
David preaches Joel 2:18-3:31. God promises specific restoration blessings for His repentant people.
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Love, Mercy, and Justice Introduction
An introduction to the sermon series, "Love, Mercy, and Justice", a teaching from the book of Micah.
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Dangerous Devotion: Kingdom Life According to Saul
Israel's first king is a violent and volatile man, large in stature and small in character. He plunges from the pinnacle of God's favor to a position of arrogance and rebellion against God. The prophet Samuel confronts Saul in a moment of open disobedience to God. We all learn in that dramatic moment that it is more important to do what God says than to try to appease him with religious activities.
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The Way of Salvation: Part 1 (Romans 3:21-22)
This passage serves as a key turning point in Paul's letter to the Romans. Until now he has been demonstrating our sinfulness before God, the fact that we have nothing to commend ourselves to God, and that we cannot possibly do anything to earn God's favor. Now Paul shifts to show how we can receive God's favor and mercy -- through faith in Jesus Christ. Jesus becomes not simply our advocate, but he becomes our substitute, taking upon himself our sins and punishment and giving us his righteousness -- a righteousness that comes only through him. The faith that receives this gift of righteousness is a faith that knows the gospel, believes the gospel, and entrusts ourselves to Christ.
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