Sermons About Wine
Clear Direction for Unclear Issues - Pt. 2 - To Drink, or Not to Drink?
Alcohol has often been a controversial issue for Christians. It has been a source of tragedy and disappointment, but also joy and celebration. Re-examine what the Bible has to say about alcohol, how Jesus approached it, and discover a balanced and responsible Christian perspective that brings freedom and healthy boundaries.
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Wedding Wine
The first sign (or miracle) by Jesus recorded in the Gospel of John seems out of place until we see that it points toward the final goal of His ministry.
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Living for Pleasure
As the Teacher in Ecclesiastes continues his quest for meaning, his describes his test of living for pleasure and concludes that it too is pointless.
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Very Fine Wine
This message explores; 1. How this passage has been misused by dispensationalists. 2. Alcohol through out Church history.(Learned this from Kaleo Fellowship) 3. Differing opinions on the Christians relationship to alcohol. 4. The exposition of John 2:1-11.
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Joel The Day of the Lord is Coming
Joel's message to the people is just as relevant to us today. Trouble will come, God is calling us all to turn back to him,Because the day of the lord is coming when we least expect it like a thief in the night.
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John 2:1-11 - This is Jesus: The Good Wine, Kept Until Now
Jesus did everything necessary to bring his people the blessings of the coming Kingdom. He lived a life of perfect holiness, fulfilling the Law’s demand of righteousness. He died a curse on the cross beneath the wrath of God, satisfying the Law’s demand for justice. He was raised from the dead, conquering the grave, for our justification. Our salvation is not found in our efforts or in our obedience. Rather, our salvation is found in the one who lived and died and rose again for us. Our response is not to run back to the shadow of the Law and try harder to justify ourselves. Rather, we must run to Christ, and trust that all that we need is provided by Him and that through him we shall enjoy the abundance of the Kingdom of God.
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The Covenant Meal Inaugurated (Mark 14:1-31)
The nation of Israel failed to see that the greatest problem they had was not external, such as Rome, but was internal -- their own sin. As a result, they failed to see what sort of a Savior and Messiah they needed. In this passage, we see a sharp contrast between Mary's loving and worshipful anointing of Jesus against the hatred and betrayal of Jesus's many enemies. But at the same time, we are reminded that all -- both true and false disciples -- have need of a savior. We see God's provision for us in Jesus's death, and are regularly reminded of it in our celebration of the Lord's supper.
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Drinking in Joy
Wine and beer have a long and rich heritage in the Church. While Scripture teaches that wine is a gift from God, it also speaks a great deal to the dangers of the abuse of drink and the ruin that can be caused in our lives by it. We must discern the path of wisdom in our day in such a way that we drink in righteousness, peace, and joy.
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John 2:1-11 - The God of Nature Revealed in the Best Wine Ever Made
There are aspects of story of Jesus turning water into wine that are difficult for some people to accept. Some try to explain away the miracle, and some try to explain away the wine. Neither of these attempts is faithful to the text. Jesus first displayed his glory by coming to the aid of a wedding party with the best wine ever created.
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