Sermons About Sufficiency
Pursuing a Passion for Christ
Ephesians 1:3-5 Finding our identities in the person and finished work of Christ.
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The Christian's Offensive Weapon (Hebrews 4:12)
God's Word is living and active and sharper than any two edged sword and its ability to pierce the deepest thought and intention, and lay bare the heart of men is breathtaking. Scripture cuts internally as it convicts in our conscience. Scripture cuts externally as Christians wield it against the lies of the world and everything that rises up against the knowledge of God's Word. In each case it is the all sufficient and authoritative Word of God that will not return to Him void and accomplishing all that He sent it to accomplish.
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Letters from Christ
Paul encourages us that we are living letters from Jesus that the world can see. The challenge for us is what do they see? He encourages us that our sufficiency is found in God, He equips us for the ministry He has given us.
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Christ Alone
As Christians we must be committed to the Biblical truth that Jesus Christ, and Jesus Christ alone, is the only means of salvation and we must not charge God with injustice for requiring all men to believe in Jesus to be saved.
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The Bible is Enough
If we want to continue in the footsteps of the reformers we must reassert the sufficiency of Scripture in our decision-making, as our basis for truth and as our means for salvation and spiritual growth.
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Dear Church, Jesus Really Is Enough! - Colossians 1:9-14
Like so many of us today, the Christians in Colossae often wondered if Jesus -- if the Gospel they had come to believe in -- was really enough to meet their needs, not only for eternity, but for the here and now. This week, we look at verses 9 through 14 of Colossians 1 and see that Paul tells them (and us) that yes, Christ provides everything we need, and we can ask God with confidence for everything that he has already provided to us.
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1 Samuel 30 - When the Bottom Drops Out
David is going to see all that he desire destroyed and his family taken from him. It shouls us that noone excpet God controls and ordains all things. Our job is to thank God for everything so that a root of bitterness will not set into our lives. The Christian life is life in the strength and power of God, They Holy Spirit.
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