Sermons on Obedience (Page 14)
Prayer – Week 1
Joy – Week 3 This week’s message helps us to not get lost in the things around us, hoping to find joy in them. We’re reminded to let those things point us to the true source of JOY.
Be Here Now – Week 4 Easter Sunday 2015 – Jesus pursues us even though He knows everything about us. The amazing thing is that He still chooses to be present in our lives even though we often fail to recognize Him.
Week 2 In Ex 3:14, God gives His Name as, “I AM WHO I AM”, in Hebrew, YHWH. His Name is a message, I EXIST, I AM EXISTENCE. The past is no more. The future is not here yet. The current moment exists. Tune to the moment, notice what EXISTS, be aware you are part…
Week 1 People, and the world at large, have a multitude of needs. As followers of Jesus, we are called to minister to needs. Acknowledge you have limited time and opportunities. To be effective, and avoid burn-out, “do for one what you wish you could do for everyone”. (Andy Stanley) Be willing to commit to…
Week 4 Thy will be done, or my will be done. Those who accept God’s will are His children. Those who choose their own will are children of the devil. God lavishes love on His children, transforming the center of their beings. Because His children are loved and accepted by Him, they perform loving acts…
Week 2 Love, obedience, honesty, and intimacy are tied together. A love relationship between two persons obliges each one to another to obey relationship boundaries and obey moral boundaries on self. When the boundaries are observed, intimacy grows. Honesty is one of those obligations. GOD acted on HIS obligations to us through HIS incarnation, death,…
As we come to the end of our series focusing on holiness, some may be feeling like failures while others may be rejoicing that they have experienced transformation in a key area of life. No matter where we are on this journey towards holiness, we have to be careful not to allow regret to derail…
Part 1 – A new year means another chance to examine our lives and look for growth opportunities, but sometimes growing in our faith can be overwhelming. Pursing holiness in our personal lives can be an overwhelming task if you don’t know where to start.