Sermons About Storms
Dont Lose Your Hindend
This sermon looks at Paul's Voyage as a prisoner to Rome. It examines how God's man Paul told them not to change ships but they did anyway. As a result they ended up shipwrecked and lost the hinderpart of the boat. This sermon examines the events in Acts 27 and teaches us to learn from their mistakes so we can avoid losing our hindends.
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Sandcastle Lives
We've all been in conversations when we realize half way into a paragraph that we don't know what the other person is talking about, because our mind has drifted... OR ... we wonder if the person we're talking to is actually listening, because there is a "far-off" look in their eye and they don't seem to be tracking with us! Jesus wraps up this long message with a very basic challenge: It is not the "hearer only" who will benefit from these principles, but the one who actually "builds upon" these words! He has offered a sure foundation that will carry us through the storms of life ‒ the only question is whether or not we will build on it? "On Christ the solid rock I stand, all other ground is sinking sand; all other ground it sinking sand." Key Passage: Matthew 7:24-29
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What It Means to Truly Follow Jesus
Matthew's Gospel give us a clear picture of both the misunderstandings about following Jesus, but also the realilty of that call by one who is Master over all things.
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Calming The Storm
Randy Smith, Pastor of Discovery Church in Voorhees, New Jersey, teaches on Calming The Storm
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Lord of the Storm
In this remarkable story, Jesus leads his disciples to the brink of death before powerfully rescuing them from the raging storm. Though the disciples question both his power and his care for them, Jesus wants to know why they refuse to believe that his power and his care are infinite. Maturity as a disciple of Jesus means coming to the place where Jesus is enough for us.
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Weatherproofing Your Home
Because of today's weather instruments, we are seldom caught by surprise by violent storms. This, however, is not true when it comes to the storms that invade our homes. In this parable, Jesus tells us about two men who built similar homes. The only difference was the foundation of their homes. One man's home fell apart when the storms of life came, while the other home held together.
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