Sermons About Trust
Who Is This Man? (Mark 4:26 - 6:6)
Jesus demonstrates that he has power over creation, over demons, and over life and death itself. He proves that he is king and lord over all. In Mark, we see examples of two responses to Jesus -- the response of unbelief, and the response of faith. We are to walk in faith and trust in Jesus.
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Can We Trust the Bible?
What reasons do we have to trust the bible today? Can we trust the Bible for instruction on important cultural issues? This week our guest in house speaker Saul Seibert addressed these questions and more by stating three points: We can trust the Bible historically, culturally, and personally.
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Build It & They Will Come
Richard talks about the reality of giving God room to be active in our lives. Today he focuses on the concept of "Build and they will come."
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Believe!
You must believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and by believing you may have life in His name.
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Step of Faith
People of faith win God's approval because they walk in obedience and keep their eyes on him. When Jesus asked Peter to step over the side gunnels of the boat and onto the water he was asking him to take a big step of faith - He was asking him to do something that could only be done if God took over. What is a step of faith that you could take today that would stretch your 'spiritual comfort zone'? Key Passage: Hebrews 11:1-40
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Trust and Obey
Subject: Obedience Theme: The necessity of obedience Proposition Statement: We can obey Jesus How? By avoiding the excuses found in I Samuel 15
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Continuing in prayer in the face of continual disappointment
Ken Stebbins preaches the 3rd sermon in our Elijah: Man of Prayer series. Elijah faced continual disappointments in the mission God gave him, reminding him to trust fully in the Lord. The "fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much," as it did with the widow of Zarephath. Just as his prayers were persistent and specific, so ours should be.
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