Sermons About Trinity
Knowing our Origin; Living our Destiny
Compelling people know their origin and they live their destiny.
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To the Praise of His Glory
In the opening sermon of this series, we looked at the Apostle Paul's spontaneous outburst of praise when contemplating the work of the triune God in creating a people for His own glory. The three persons of the Trinity were at work - the Father electing, the Son redeeming, and the Spirit sealing - all to build a new community, the church, which would exist for the glory of God.
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God is Supreme
Before we can understand the power and fullness of the flow of God's grace and mercy to us, we have to get our head around the supremacy of God. That He is self-existent. Eternal. Self-sufficient. And, as part of the Trinity, in joyful community with Himself. He doesn't need us for anything.
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Upon the Rock
This week Pastor Kevin finished up teaching on the Sermon on the Mount by looking at the authority of Jesus and what a life built upon His word looks like.
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Believing the Trinity as if your life depended on it
Today is Trinity Sunday. Churches around the world are celebrating that the one true God is a tri-unity, a tri-personal being. If that sounds hard to fully grasp, that’s because it is. If that sounds academic, irrelevant or unnecessary, it is not. Today in the Word we will look at the importance of believing in and submitting your life to the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We will also be receiving new members today. In New Testament times, when people made a commitment to Christ, they also made a solid commitment to His church. A churchless Christian was unimaginable. Often the means of admitting members into the young church was baptism. Being committed to a local fellowship meant putting your life on the line, since Christianity was illegal. Today we have a much greater freedom. If someone is already baptized, then we receive them into membership with a class and elder interviews, but not with baptism.
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The Trinitarian Life
Genesis 1:1-3, 26-27 and Colossians 1:15-20 On Trinity Sunday we delve into the inner being of the Godhead, lifting up the biblical truths that God is One, that the Father is God, the Son is God, and the Spirit is God. The Trinitarian life consists of being shaped by the God who is by nature loving, communal, transparent, humble, and full of joy.
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Spirit
The Holy Spirit fills the place of Jesus in our world today – loving us, guiding us, and leading us and everything else (back) to God.
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The Holy Spirit Leads
First part of a 6-part series on the Holy Spirit. The audio for this sermon is not available online; you can pick up a CD or tape in the church office.
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A Divine Community
These days, there is an appetite for spirituality and a huge distaste for "church." Is this really what God wanted? The church was intended to be a dynamic, life-giving movement of people who experience and extend the love of God together. In fact, Jesus said that you can't be spiritual on your own, that the spiritual life is something we do together. If you catch a glimpse of God's dream for doing life together, we are convinced you'll never want anything less.
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Essentials Part 1
The gospel and truth is under continual attack by Satan who sends out false teachers, false shepherds, false apostles and false prophets to wage war against the church, God’s people. There is a battle for truth and much is at stake – God’s glory and the eternal destiny for all. Join us as we are encouraged by Jude (vv. 3-25) today to contend earnestly for the faith. We will also speak to the essentials of the church. These are the things that we will have a close hand on as we have an open hand to the culture around us.
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The Trinity
From the Q & A sermon series, we begin by considering the doctrine of the Trinity.
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Supernatural: The Holy Spirit
Believing that what we see is not all that there is, we examine the person and work of the Holy Spirit
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Community and Communion
The pattern of fellowship we are called to picture and remember as we celebrate Communion
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Holy Mystery
Understanding the Trinity... the three persons of God. God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.
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Different By Design
Men and women, created in the image of God, are equal in value, importance, significance and dignity. But in a reflection of the glorious unity and diversity of the Trinity, men and women are also created and called by God to serve in different but complementary roles. In the context of the church and family, men are called by God to lead and provide, and women are called by God to help. This calling predates mankind's fall into sin.
To say all this is barely to scratch the surface; applying this requires careful attention to God's commands and a watchfulness that we do not fall into the various temptations that beset us as men and women. But there is great joy to be found in walking out God's calling for us.
Scriptures referenced include Genesis 1-3; 1 Corinthians 11:3,7-11; 1 Corinthians 15:22,28; Romans 5:15; 1 Timothy 2:13,15; Colossians 3:18; Titus 2:4-5; Ephesians 5:22-25; 1 Peter 3:1-6; 1 Timothy 5:9,14; Proverbs 31:28.
See also the link to this sermon's notes.
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What God Has Been Up To Since Before the Beginning
Title: What God Has Been Up To Since Before the Beginning | Text: Ephesians 1:1-14 | Series: Ephesians: The Mystery of the Gospel | Speaker: Stephen Kroeker | Date: September 9, 2007
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The Trinity
The Trinity is very simple and very practical. It's very simple: three Persons united in love. It's very practical: our lives are now lived in the communion of the Three. Let's being our thinking at the beginning - with the God who is self-giving, communicative, friendly. The God who is love!
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A model of perfect unity
On Trinity Sunday, we celebrate the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, models of perfect unity for all of us
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Father, Son, Holy Spirit
Mark is a master of saying much with few words, and in this passage he emphasizes both the total humanity of Jesus and the total divinity of Jesus. Jesus, as a man, was a carpenter from Nazareth. As the second member of the Trinity, however, Jesus is the Son, the Beloved of his Father. God became man in Jesus in order to reverse the effects of the fall and to welcome us back into the community of the Trinity!
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Tri-God - A Holy Mystery
How can airplanes fly? How do computers work? What's up with gravity? There are some things we don't understand, but we still experience. So it is with the Trinity. God is three persons. Each is fully God. There is one God.
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The Mormons, The Witnesses and the Holy Trinity
Is Jesus the spirit brother of Lucifer? Is Jesus Michael the Archangel? Or is Jesus the Eternal Son of God, the 2nd person of the Trinity?
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