Sermons About Unbelief
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Abraham and Sarah went to sojourn in the South. Abraham again stated that Sarah was his sister. Abimelech, not knowing that she was Abraham's wife, took her into this household. God restrained Abimelech from touching her and revealed Himself to Abimelech in a dream. Abimelech restored Sarah to Abraham along with a gift. Abraham prayed for Abimelech and God healed Abimelech and his household.
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Praying in the Plural - Part 6
The gospel of Mark tells us the story of Jesus’ encounter with a desperate father in 9:12-24. Surly you too have had struggles with unbelief just as the father in this story did. Pastor Robert uses this story to explain to us why we should ask Jesus to help us with our unbelief and why we should pray this prayer for everyone, not just ourselves.
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Faith Is Worth It
No one denies it—we live in a world where bad things happen. This has caused more than a few to reject faith. Yet, the Bible does not portray the faith life as trouble free. Far from it. Virtually all Bible characters were beset by trials. Yet, in spite of it all, they considered faith their greatest asset. That is true of most who have ever lived lives of faith. If you have never tried faith, you should. Its better than any alternative. Gen 14, 21; 1Sam 17; 2Sam 11-15; Acts 9; Acts 19:11-12; Acts 20:7-12; 2Cor 11:23ff; Jn 16:33; Psalm 23, 62; Php 3:5-14
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Doubt
Doubt is not to be confused with unbelief. Doubt can be found at the crossroads of greater faith and unbelief. This is because healthy, honest doubts lead to questioning to greater faith, while unhealthy doubt, with a spirit of indifference, will lead to unbelief.
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Dangerous Church: The Door Is Open
When God gives a vision or a dream, and promises to be with you and to provide, He tests our willingness to trust Him for all He has promised. He is calling us to move through the doors that He opens ... will you?
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