Sermons About Rich
The Poor Rich Man
This sermon looks at one of the few encounters that men had with Jesus that didn't turn out so well. The Rich Young Ruler had everything in the world, yet knew something was lacking. He ran to Jesus to find out how to "Earn" Eternal life. Jesus told him that he had to die to self and trust Jesus not as teacher or master but as Saviour. In the end, even though the man frealizes he is lost, he refuses to give up the world and put Jesus first. He seals his fate by not believing in the only Begotten Son of God.
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Kingdom of Good
It is easier for a camel to fit through the eye of a needle than a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven
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On The Other Side of the Gate
It seemed like Jesus had a lot to say about helping the poor. But most of our Christian culture is about living a fulfilled life now. Have we forgotten the fulfillment in helping each other? Could the answer to our issues simply be to stop thinking so much about ourselves?
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Blessed to Be a Blessing
Join us as we learn that we start our series titled Breaking Free: What is holding you back from following Christ. For far too many Christians, their financial debt is holding them hostage. What could the people of God do for the kingdom of God if they were debt free? Our hope is that this sermon will inspire you to live a life of generosity.
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Warnings for the Wealthy (PM)
Adam concludes preaching through 1 Timothy. Paul ends with straightforward commands for wealthy Christians and a final charge for his precious son in the faith, emphasizing the dangers and duties facing both.
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The Radical Generosity of God
The Incarnation reveals to us the Radical Generosity of God and calls us into a life of radical generosity.
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Music: That We Might Live
'That We Might Live' offered by Waving Not Drowning. Lyrics: Joel A. Lindsey. Music: Joel A. Lindsey & Allen Schwamb.
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Box
Remember the thrill of winning at checkers or Parcheesi? You become the Master of the Board—the victor over everyone else. But what happens after that? It all goes back into the box. Being Master of the Board is not the point; being rich toward God is. Winning the game of life on Earth is a temporary victory; loving God and other people with all our hearts is a win that lasts forever.
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Retro - The 80's (Suit Yourself)
Greed and materialism were major themes of the 80's. Even though the decade ended, the 80's are alive and well today. God instead wants us to live lives of generosity. - Hank Wilson
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Getting the Most Out of Our Money
The way we spend our money changes our relationship to God and His response to us.
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James 5:1-9
There is a downward pull to the Gospel- it’s the same downward pull that brought Jesus to a dirty, dusty, barren place like Nazareth, and it’s the same downward pull that should move us into action. God gives us what he gives us for a reason. Don’t feel guilty about having a good job and earning good money. Feel guilty if you fail to use it wisely. Those who truly get the Gospel feel it’s downward pull and find that being like Jesus isn’t just about morality- though that’s part, or ethics, though that’s part. It’s not just about being nice and playing by the rules, or about getting my spiritual needs met. It’s about participating in God’s redemptive plan in the world- living in such a way that we see more and more people in relationship with Jesus and more and more people experiencing the justice and peace in whatever way possible, even limited or temporary that ultimately will come when Jesus Himself returns.
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James 2:1-13- "Get Over Yourself"
James calls all of us to deny acts of favoritism, contending that our faith in Jesus is questionable if we do. God calls us to be merciful, as Christ was merciful. The poor are inheriting the kingdom of God, James calls us to recognize this and partner with God in serving alongside them.
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James 1:5-18
god gives generously to all who ask, wisdom, poor/rich, humility and boasting, temptation
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