Sermons About Salvation
Being Human: What Happened and How God Fixed It
It is easy to look around at the world we live in and see that things are messed up. But it is not always easy to see why things are messed up. Today, in this second teaching on what it means to be human, we look at the historical and biblical record of what happened and then we see what steps God took to fix it.
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Unashamed - Believing In The Gospel (NS)
We are unashamed of the gospel when we realize it (alone) is God's power to save all who believe - the religious, highly educated and uncivilized. The gospel reveals the righteousness of God.
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Unashamed - Believing In The Gospel (DT)
We are unashamed of the gospel when we realize it (alone) is God's power to save all who believe - the religious, highly educated and uncivilized. The gospel reveals the righteousness of God.
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Cleaning Up Your Act
James offers sound advice for us regarding the effectiveness of prayer. As we try to deal with the trash in our lives, we need to turn to God in prayer. As those that have been pulled out of the mire of mud, we are called to run to those who have wandered from God's path for us and bring them back.
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He First Loved Us
We can only love because he first loved us. We cannot give away love that we do not have. We must experience Christ's love before we can give it to others.
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Christ: The Mediator of All Things
We are going to take two weeks to look at John 1:3-5. In this part of the prologue of John we find two very important areas over which Christ is the mediator. 1. Christ is the mediator of all creation. 2. Christ is the mediator of all life including eternal life.
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The True Grace of God (I Peter 5 8-14) 9-27-09
Peter's closing remarks in I Peter 5 reminds us of how his letter as a whole has detailed and called its readers to live in light of the "true grace of God".
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We Study to Assist the Working of God - Part 1
Please note this is a two part sermon... Paul brought a great deal of comfort to the Christians in Thessalonica with this letter. Yet one way in which comfort was brought to the Thessalonians (their lives proved it, as did their suffering) should startle us in America. We don't suffer for being Christians here (outside of extremely isolated instances). What has the church throughout the history of the world endured? What do many endure today? We ignore the plight of our brothers and sisters in Christ to the detriment of the Kingdom.
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