Sermons About Understanding
Peace
Join Pastor Cross as he continues his Extreme Makeover series and discusses the next seed - peace.
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Big Prayers for One Another
Paul's prayer for the Colossians is a beautiful example of the kind of 'big' prayer that we should be praying consistently for one another, a prayer we can only pray in Jesus' name.
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Christian Doubt
We all doubt in some way. It's harmful to withdraw asking the tough questions. If God is real & true, and we believe He is, then He should be able to handle the real us. Real struggles; real questions.
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Authority of Scripture
Can we really believe everything that is written in the bible? Should we just believe and not ask questions? How do we form our faith around the radical implications & absolutes found in scripture? Greg shares a unique view on these subjects & sheds light on the tough questions about the real walk with the living God. Luke 1:1-4 & 24:13
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Our Advocate, Our Access
To pray in Jesus'name is to approach God in the confidence that the justifying work of the Cross makes possible.
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Disappointment
How do I respond to the disappointment that I face in life? What do I do when I don't see the things happen in my life that I hope for? Ben takes a brief look at how we can respond to disappointment in our lives. We need to learn how to respond to God when we don't understand what is happening in our lives.
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Meditating the Word for our victory part 2
The things of God are learned a little at a time. Everything we learn either builds the foundation for something else we will learn later, or it fills in the gap of something we didn’t understand before, like the final piece to a jigsaw puzzle.
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Wisdom In Shoe-Leather: Righteousness In Proverbs
Wisdom and Righteousness are not just high-sounding spiritual terms that we read about in the Bible. Wisdom and Righteousness are meant to be worked out in the practical, every day parts of our lives, especially as they pertain to how we see and relate to others.
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"Wait 'til Your Father Comes Home" A Lesson on the Wrath of God
Part 10 "Wait 'til your Father Comes Home" Romans 1:18-19 As we look at this weighty scripture, we should give attention to: 1. Contemporary preachers' fear of preaching this truth. We must speak of this truth because: * The Bible proclaims it. * It teaches us about our greatest problem. * It gives us a proper view of God. * It gives us a passion for the gospel. 2. A proper understanding of the facts surrounding this truth. The Bible speaks about: * The characteristics of this wrath. * The consistency of this wrath. * The categories of this wrath. * The course of this wrath. 3. The primary focus of this wrath. God's wrath is being revealed because of humanity's: * Ungodliness * Unrighteousness * Unwillingness 4. The perfect formula for turning away this wrath. This biblical formula involves: * Examining your life. * Making every effort to know God. Allowing your life to be an evidence of God's grace.
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Who is Jesus? He is a New Beginning
Luke presents Jesus' resurrection as a new beginning for his people and for humanity.
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Fruitful Living in the Kingdom of God (Mark 7:1 - 8:26)
In order to live fruitful, joyful and obedient lives as God's children, we must understand our Savior -- he comes to us without the trappings of man's traditions, and with the power to truly save and to truly preserve us.
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Fully Depending on God
Full dependence on God requires us placing complete confidence in our Higher Authority, in seeking support outside ourselves and in charting our course of life through the eyes of God.
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