Sermons About Remember
A Walk to Remember
Some say he was a good man. Some say he was just a teacher. Some say he had paranormal powers. Some say he was a myth. Some say he was the Son of God. A lot of people say a lot of things about Jesus. But who is he really, and what relevance does a man who lived 2000 years ago have on us today? In the midst of the chaotic holiday season, the story of Jesus seems to get lost in the hustle and bustle. But if you listen; if you really quiet your soul and listen, he is calling out to you. He is asking you the same thing he asked his disciples to do: "Follow Me." That's it. But that will cost you everything. Join us as we journey through the life of Jesus from Nazareth to Calvary.
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Celebrating 1 Year
Has it really been a year since Riveted first started? Yes! We are so excited to look back and remember God calling us out and being reminded of who Riveted is and why Riveted is...
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Revival: Can We Get a Do Over?
When the Word of God is restored to its rightful place among the people of God it will lead to REMEMBERING and REPENTING. The people of God must be reminded of the faithfulness and righteousness of God.... and our wicked disobedience. But will we live lives of repentance?
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Remember God's Work!
God's people must remember His work on our behalf and our lives should bear witness to that work
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The Story Behind the Stones
God's people, while going forward, must never forget God's works on their behalf in the past.
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The Church in Ephesus: Revelation 2:1-7
The letter to the Ephesians in Revelation begins with a commendation. Jesus commends the Ephesians for their doctrinal purity. They have fought false teachings and have remained faithful to the truth without growing weary and giving up. Yet, though they have remained doctrinally pure, they have ceased to be faithful witnesses for Jesus because they lost her first love for Jesus. Jesus calls them to remember the depths of their sin and how much they have been forgiven. Some of us are like the prodigal son or the sinful woman in Luke 7, and we know we have been saved from a life of sin. We have been overwhelmed by his grace, but over time, the memory fades and we grow prideful and self-reliant. For others of us, the danger is that we have never had a sinful woman experience. We may not have ever felt desperate, out of control, absolutely empty, and needy. Our savior walks among his people and he sees them all. He will forgive us if we will stop trying to be perfect and simply fall at his feet and beg him for mercy. Run to the one who, though his face shown like the sun, willingly took on flesh to die on the cross in our place.
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Where is God in Times of Crisis?
Where is God in Times of Crisis? Scripture: Geneses 16 What created this crisis between Abram, Sarai and Hagar? Impatience with God Jealousy Abram’s lack of leadership in his marriage Sarai so mistreated Hagar that she fled Two questions to ask when running from a crisis. (Verse 8) How did I get here? Where am I going? Two necessary responses when running from a crisis (Verse 9) Go back and face the situation Go with the promise God gave you Encountering God in times of crisis (Verse 13, 14) Hagar, “You are the God who sees me.” Hagar, “I have now seen the One who sees me.” Give it a name to remember the experience. “Beer Lahai Roi”
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Perspective On Time
If you keep on living, you grow old. Eventually, everyone dies. However, not everyone grows old or dies in the same way. Christ-followers are exhorted to let the reality of a transitory life, transform the way they live.
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What To Do With Our Desires
Each day we are faced with a choice between two desires: the desire between the deceitful desire for sin and the Spirit-inspired desire for God. However, we can sing for joy because the judgment that all our idolatry and sinful desires deserved fell upon Him as He tucked us under His wing and was our shield in our greatest moment of need.
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