Sermons About Servant
Change is Coming: Get Ready For It
The gathering started with worship and warfare songs, then proceeded with prophetic words announcing change and calling us to prepare through prayer and submission to our Lord Jesus. Next we were challenged by several speakers to boldly step out as minister's of His good news by Intercession and serving as representatives of the Kingdom of God. The Holy Spirit wove a coherent message through all those who participated
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Procrastination... Not Always the Best Option
You may be a procrastinator, but there's one thing you should make sure to get done today!
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Unmerciful Servant
Don't miss the lines from this song: "Oh the Glory of it all, is He came near. For the rescue of us all, that we may live, for the glory of it all, oh He is here. Redemption from the fall, that we may live..." That's big. Massive. Almost incomprehensible. The weight of understanding what Jesus did coming down here for us - you and me and the guy across the the row from you too. All of us. In your day to day, in your coming and going it sometimes is hard to remember, isn't it? In your problems, in your hurts, in your debts, in your debtors in can be hard to remember as well. But that doesn't mean it is any smaller. It is still glorious. You are forgiven. You are accepted. You need to frogive. You need to accept. You need to remember. Key Passage: Matthew 18:23-35
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On Entering the Kingdom of God (Mark 10:13-52)
Continuing our series in Mark, we see where we stand relative to the overall flow of the book. In this passage from Mark 10, we see stated and demonstrated four things that are required of us as Christians: the humility of a child; a practice of discipleship that is willing to relinquish our own rights and possessions for God's sake; a cherishing of service toward others that is willing to endure suffering and sacrifice; and a faith that approaches Christ in complete dependence and trust in him.
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John 12:12-19 A New Kind of Power in Power
While the world awaits a savior from oppressive regimes, Christ came to bring an end to death. Political upheaval may help to assuage human pain, but it doesn’t change hearts or give eternal life. Political change most often ends in its own form of corruption. It is for this reason that Jesus doesn’t pursue political power, even though He challenges the oppressive political figures of His day.
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Seven Miles One Sunday: The Road to Emmaus (Part 4 - Jesus, The Suffering Servant)
Part 4 of a series on Christ in the Old Testament.
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Led by Elders, Served by Deacons pt. 2
What is the biblical pattern for the roles of elders and deacons? In this series, Pastor Schumacher examines the role of deacon.
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The rise of the Deacons
Imagine if no noe vacuumed the floors at church, set up chairs, visited the sick, saw to the up keep. What you imagined is a Church without Deacons. In Acts 6 we see the rise of the office of Deacons.
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