Sermons About Worship
Is It Wrong to Seek Pleasure?
Does Christianity call us to give up our pursuit of pleasure? That's what many of us have been taught. But what we find is that the Scriptures teach that we were made for pleasure. So, we can help but be pleasure-seekers! It's where we direct this desire that makes all the difference.
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Is It Wrong to Seek Pleasure?
Does Christianity call us to give up our pursuit of pleasure? That's what many of us have been taught. But what we find is that the Scriptures teach that we were made for pleasure. So, we can help but be pleasure-seekers! It's where we direct this desire that makes all the difference.
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Worship - Treasure
Why is God so interested in being in the position of glory? Why does He insist on being worshiped? Tonight we want to look at Jeremiah 2 to find the answer to these questions.
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The Insanity of a Self-Centered Life - ENGAGE #5
In this series, we will study Daniel 1-6. There are many parallels between the situation Daniel faced and our situation today. Like Daniel, we work and live among a great variety of gods--not only those of other formal religions, but also the gods of achievement, independence, knowledge, pleasure, and ideology. In a religiously diverse culture which is at best indifferent and at worst hostile to faith in the one true God, what role should Christ-followers play in society? Rather than isolating ourselves or rejecting our world, we want to ENGAGE our world as people who trust in a powerful God, make positive contributions to society, and bring hope to others. If you've ever wondered how Monday-Saturday were related to Sunday, this series is for you.
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The Holy Spirit incites and directs worship
The Holy Spirit is the guide and director of our worship. He incites the people of God to communion with God.
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Declaration of (in) Dependence Part 24
How should God's mercy, compassion, and power transform your worship?
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The Foundation of Scripture 2
Sorry:( We were unable to record this sermon. 1. Love one another. 2. Honor one another. Honor cannot exist without humility. 3. Be in worship with one another. When you live for God you are worshiping God. 4. Be gracious to one another. Share with those in need. 5. Be forgiving to one another. MLK, "I decided to stick with love because hate is to great a burden." 6.Genuinely connect with others. 7. Do your best to get along with others, as much as it depends on you. 8. Walk in humility. 9. Be honest. Be careful to do what is right in the sight of the Lord. 10. Use the weapons of goodness. You cannot become good by youreslf. Iron sharpens iron.
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Standing Out - ENGAGE #4
In this series, we will study Daniel 1-6. There are many parallels between the situation Daniel faced and our situation today. Like Daniel, we work and live among a great variety of gods--not only those of other formal religions, but also the gods of achievement, independence, knowledge, pleasure, and ideology. In a religiously diverse culture which is at best indifferent and at worst hostile to faith in the one true God, what role should Christ-followers play in society? Rather than isolating ourselves or rejecting our world, we want to ENGAGE our world as people who trust in a powerful God, make positive contributions to society, and bring hope to others. If you've ever wondered how Monday-Saturday were related to Sunday, this series is for you.
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Worship - Everybody's Doing It
"Worship is our response, both private and corporate, to God, for who He is and what He has done, expressed in and by the things that we say and the way that we live." Louie Giglio Tonight we begin a new series on the topic of worship, and throughout this series we'll be unpacking this definition. In this message we begin with the word "our", which may seem like an odd place to begin, but the truth is that it's a foundational word. Why? Because everyone worships. As we'll see in this message, it just depends on who or what we're worshiping.
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