Sermons About Sorrow
The Worst Returns to Laughter
Psalm 126 | The Worst Returns to Laughter | Songs for the Sojourn | Elliot Grudem | Christ the King Presbyterian Church | Raleigh, NC
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The Power of Godly Sorrow
“If Only” are some of the most powerful and painful words we can use. Dealing with the “if only’s” of our life can be tricky and painful but it is still important to do. In this study we examine how God tells us to deal with and get past the regrets that can hurt us and others so deeply.
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What To Do With Our Joy
As we finish our series in the Psalms on the emotional life of God's people, we look at joy as our last subject. What keeps us from joy? What encourages our Joy? What is the foundation for our joy? It’s an important subject since all other messages ultimately serve to bring us through them to the soul-satisfying experience of finding our greatest delight and joy in the One for whom our souls long.
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John 20v1-18 The First Appearance – to Mary Magdalene
This is the second in our Lords Supper series on The Last Days of Jesus. We will see what we can learn from our Lords dealings with Mary Magdalene, particularly her sorrow and then her comfort.
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Ezra 10: Revival: The People Repent
Repentance involves Godly sorrow for sin, but also ALWAYS leads to action leading to holiness. God has called us to live distinct, holy lives to His glory. Are we living lives of repentance. The road to revival is marked by repentance.
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Gospel of John: Your Not Too Stinky for Jesus (John 11:28-44)
in this final messianic sign, Jesus shows both his compassion and authority in weeping over the death of Lazarus and resurrecting him after he has been dead four days. Jesus enters our sorrow, grieves with us and gives us life. Even if we think we are too dead, too stinky, too dirty.
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What To Do With Our Tears
So what do we do with our tears? How are we to handle our grief and sorrow? What can help us when our souls are so sorrowful that they bleed tears? Psalms 126 and 39 will help us to know how to understand our tears as well as how to practice emotional honesty before a God who well understands our tears, understands our pain, and understands what it feels like to cry out in agony. Jesus received our rejection. Jesus experienced the pain of loss. Jesus experienced the sorrow and alienation our sins deserved.
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Biblical Repentance 6 - The Relief Only God Can Bring
Today again we have no recording of the message but do have the text posted. From Psalm 51:8 and 9 I want you to see two spiritual states that only God can bring about in His sovereign grace. 1. Only God can bring about true sorrow for sin. 2. Only God can bring about joy in true forgiveness of sin.
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