Sermons About Revenge
Living the LIFE, part 5
The power of Christ in me can allow me to live at peace with others and not repay evil for evil.
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Surprise
Jesus confronts the issue with revenge and payback in the old world. Do we become the doormat of this world or do we fight back or is there another option? Jesus challenges us to react differently as the world does which will bring glory to Him.
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Beyond Getting Even - Matthew 5 v38-48
Rev. Philip Davis continues the best sermon in the world... ever! series with teaching on Beyond Getting Even - how do you react when you are betrayed at work or by someone you considered a friend?
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Real Questions: Death Penalty
God calls us to love and forgive unconditionally and uncontrollably to all....no matter the circumstances.
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Malevolent or Missional?
This messages addresses the issue of revenge and how to live a missional life instead of a malevolent one.
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In the Critics' Corner (Romans 14:10-12; Galatians 1:10)
Every one of us will have times when we are criticized, sometimes fairly, but more often unfairly. Such criticism is a reflection more of the critic than of the person being criticized. The way to defeat such critics is to shake off their harsh words and keep moving forward, focusing on our goals and doing what we believe God wants us to do.
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The Church & Living Differently Towards Others (Romans 12:9-21)
We all love a good payback movie… seeing someone get vengeance, righting a wrong on their own terms. In this message, our continuation of our study of Romans 12, we’re challenged to live in harmony with others around us, even those who have wronged us. In contrast to the message of payback our culture is promoting, we’re encouraged to overcome evil with good.
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Narnia...Prince Caspian and His Greatest Strength
Prince Caspian, the rightful heir to the throne in the world of Narnia, is sabotaged by his evil Uncle, Miraz. In addition, the young Prince discovers that his father, King Caspian, was murdered by his Uncle. With feelings of revenge, anger, and bitterness, Prince Caspian seeks to avenge the death of his father by killing his uncle. Finally, with sword in hand and his uncle brought to his knees, the perfect opportunity is afforded him. Instead, he chooses not to take the life of his Uncle and, in doing so, overcomes evil with good, something from which all of us can greatly learn and pattern our lives after!
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