Sermons About Repentance
Who Is This Christ - Part 2
We live in a world of darkness. Sin has destroyed what God once created for beauty. But Jesus Christ is the Light and Life of this world. In the 2nd of 3 messages on Prologue to John's Gospel, we look at just Who Jesus Christ is and why it matters to us in the 21st Century.
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God Parties!
God is love, but more than that: God pursues and God parties (celebrates, rejoices)!
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Lay Down Your Arms
We are all people who want to experience change. We want to change personally but also corporately as well. This week we looked at the key to change both in the life of Jonah in the city of Nineveh.
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Ehud the Judge
The book of Judges is characterised by a common cycle in Israel of rebellion, retribution, rescue and repentence, followed by a return to rebellion and the repetition of the cycle. Each time the nation rebels, God sends a 'judge' to be their rescuer. Each of the judges is an unlikely figure and each method of rescue equally unlikely. Perhaps this points to the ultimately unlikely figure of Jesus as the servant King, and the ultimate rescue in the form of apparent failure on the Cross. God's ways are not our ways, and He chooses methods that seem to our human eyes to be folly. But God is sovereign and knows better than any of us what He is doing! Here's the test we should apply: Which way is my life moving - towards Jesus, or away from Him?
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Overcoming Sin
Why do we continue to fall into the same sin? A message inspired by a short study from Charles Stanley
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You're Fired!
Apostle Peter's life was filled with ups and downs. He did many great things, but he failed in big ways, too. Now, his life serves as an example to us of failure, forgiveness, and restoration. Today, I'll talk about what to do when you realize that you have done something very wrong. And, I'll share some things we can do to avoid personal, moral failure, or sin, as it is also known.
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The Incomparable Grace of God (Micah 7)
Swimming in the Incomparable Grace of our Incomparable God. The God whose gospel brings repentance, the God whose gospel removes sin.
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Compelling Love
Followers of Jesus are to be marked with compelling love - actively securing the good of another at cost to yourself without requiring merit or payment in return.
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Compelling Generosity
The earliest Christians were marked by compelling generosity. They embodied generosity having seen that pattern in their Lord.
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