Sermons About Selfish
God's Love for Himself
If we desire to love like God we need to know what God loves. And what God loves above all else is His glory, glory that is shared with and most radiant in His love for his Son, Jesus Christ.
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Do No Harm: Hands
Though we have freedom in Christ, Paul admonishes us to "reign in" that freedom, not for our conscience's sake, but for the sake of others' conscience. Do no harm.
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Frustrations
Every home experiences frustration and set-backs. See what Jesus teaches about how to handle frustrations. This is a great message for those who want to put out fires before they begin.
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The Relationship Revolution
What would happen if we interacted with others in a radical new way: selflessly?
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2 Sameul 15 - The Politics of Impatience
Absalom leads a consiracy to take over the throne of Israel from David by becoming impatienct with God and his will. His Scheme seems to work as David decides to feel Jerusalem. The Author brings out the teme of impatience with God in this chapter through the following contrasts: 1) a Me-First Strategy vs. a Humble Strategy, 2) Godless Ambition vs. Self Sacrifice, 3) Rebellion vs. Submission, and 4) a Selfish Perspective vs. a Honest Perspective. One will learn that being impatient with God is like catching a knife on the wrong end - it will hurt. Like David Jesus crossed the Brook of Kidron to pray and accept the will of God. Are you more like Absalom or David and Ittai when it comes to your trust in the will of God? Listen and find out.
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Self-Less (Philippians 2:1-4)
Biblical community requires us to focus less on self and more on others. In this sermon we will look at how to count others more significant than ourselves.
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John 11:45-47 The Tyranny of the Convenient and the Gift of Grace
It is God who is sovereignly working behind the scenes to use evil for His own glory. He is working to re-center self-centered people on the only center worth living for, God Himself. How often do we reject God for our own convenient reasons, and then justify them with solid reasoning? The religious establishment saw a man raised from the dead, and still had hearts that looked to their own convenience, and places of power. “The Romans will come and take away our place (Their religion) and our nation” (Their Ethnic Identity).
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