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The Mission of God
This Sunday will introduce the sermon series “Missio Dei: The Mission of God.” In John 14 we read that we are friends of Jesus because we know the business of the master, so this series will seek to help us know what God's business and mission really is. The bulk of the sermon will explore the mission of God described in Romans 8:16-29. God’s desire to seek and save the lost is part of his larger plan to liberate and glorify the entire creation. In fact, the entire creation groans in anticipation of the fulfillment of this mission. Incredibly, God calls on His people to join him in this mission as co-witnesses, co-heirs, and much more. God is on a mission. Will you join?
Advent: Hope That Jesus Brings
For the first week of advent, Pastor Doug discusses the beauty of hope in our lives as believers. Repeatedly, life hands us disappointment, and even when we are ready for it to stop, life manages to send us more disappointment. That, is the bad news, but in Jesus, we have hope that will not ultimately disappoint. We have hope--an assurance--that even though the writing is on the wall about how things are, we can look beyond the writing and look to the future expectantly. Not that we deny reality, but we have faith to look beyond our current circumstances.
From Oh! To Amen!
We praise God for how He has revealed the mystery of Himself through His Son Jesus and through the power and presence of the Holy Spirit.
Relating To Those Who Are Struggling
A sermon from a series on relationships. This sermon was delivered on Sunday, November 4, 2018 at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Columbus GA.
Relating To Yourself
A sermon from a series on relationships. This sermon was delivered on Sunday, October 7, 2018 at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Columbus GA.
Everyone Who Has Faith
We live in a world where our identity comes from within us. What we feel and desire is who we are. This is not what we were created for. We were created to reflect out Creator!
According to the grace
When we know God’s mercy to us in Jesus then we know that the only right response is whole hearted worship. This whole hearted worship requires that our minds are bought into alignment with God’s. This is an ongoing process in our lives until we see God face to face. Asides from these broad responses to God mercy to us Jesus we will also serve Him in specific ways. Different from each other. We can celebrate these different graces of God in our lives as we serve Him together.
