Sermons About Roots
Roots - Abraham: A New Beginning
In Genesis chapter 12, God begins a conversation with Abraham about blessing. This blessing was about more than God just causing him to prosper. God blessed Abraham so that others could be blessed. It's the beginning of God putting his family back together and repairing the brokenness we see in the world. God is a promise making and promise keeping God. This promise is eventually fulfilled in Jesus.
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02-08-09 How To Get More Out Of Life
To be more productive in life you have to remove obstacles.
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Reveal Truth
This month we're embarking on a journey together exploring who we are, what we believe, and where we're going. This week we examine the first part of our mission statement, to reveal Truth.
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Blessed is the Nation...
In this week's message, we reflect on the values upon which the country of Canada was founded. And in light of current events in our country, we would do good to pause and think about how it is that we have strayed so far from our biblical foundations as a nation. But beyond the usual discussion about the issues facing our culture, may we be reminded of our primary responsibility as Christians: the call to fervent prayer. Key Passages: Psalm 72:8, Psalm 144:15, Psalm 33, and Isaiah 1-6
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Roots: Creation
This is the first sermon in our Roots series where we examine Old Testament stories that we heard as a child and see how they impact our lives today. The subtitle of this series is "The Story within the Story". In this sermon we see how the Creation story fits in with our story of salvation.
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Roots Down, Wings Up - Colossians 2:6-7
For Christians, there's a constant danger of being swept away, captured by false teachings and false philosophies that surround us in the world, and that crop up in our own hearts and minds -- falsehoods that oppose the Gospel which we've been taught and which we believe. The Apostle Paul warned the Colossian church -- and us -- of these very things. Because only Christ can save us from being swept away, we must be rooted and established in him. Only then can our spiritual lives take the upward trajectory -- the wings -- promised in Scripture.
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