Sermons About Rules
Religion Never Works
Did you know that the root word of religion means bondage? In the month of October, we are going to learn that God did not send Jesus Christ to put us in bondage, but to set us free. Religion is really man's attempt to please God by adhering to rules and regulations, but that's not what god is after at all. Join as we study the book of Galatians and how God is asking us all to lose the religion and find a relationship with God.
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Why Man-Made Rules Don't Work
The power of legalism. It has a deceptive and destructive power, and our passage today (Colossians 2:23) is one of the most important in the New Testament regarding this subject. Christ-centered thinking requires that we realize that man made rules don’t work.
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The Reason Behind Our Right
As the Teacher of Ecclesiastes talks about reasons for obedience to civil authorities and God, the disciple of Jesus Christ should be reminded that love for Jesus Christ is the greatest motivation we can know in doing the right thing.
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Law and Order
Pastor Tim Booth continues Trinity's coverage of the Bible - Cover to Cover with a sermon called Law and Order. The Ten Commandments are not a condition for relationship, they are confirmation of it.
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Confronting Traditions
We all live by a set of rules. Some are useful while others seem to oppress. The key for believers is to not allow the rules to supplant God in our lives. In this week's message, we take a look at "Confronting Traditions" from Mark 7:1-23.
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Two Worlds....Rules versus Grace
In this third message of our speaking series, "The God Questions," we take a hard look at rules versus grace. In reality, we discover that God's rules are to help guide man as he journeys through a broken and sin-stained world. On the other hand, God invites us to step into His world of Grace....a world dominated by love, peace, joy, kindness, unlimited fun, total fulfillment, and all that is good!
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Psalm 1: Immersed
Psalm 1 speaks of happy people who delight themselves in the law of God. The Psalm writer says these people are like trees planted near living water. In his sermon, Pastor Jason reminds us of what Jesus says are the two greatest commandments: to love God and to love your neighbor. If we delight ourselves in God's law, focusing on these two central commandments, we will be immersed in God's living water--a source for our continued outreach and compassion to others.
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