1 John 3:1-21 Note: I want us to notice the expression in verse 20. The Bible says that God is greater than our hearts. Note: One of the wonderful blessings of the Christian life is to have assurance or confidence in our Salvation. Note: To be confident in our standing before God. Hebrews 4:16 “Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we […]
God is Greater Than Our Heart Sermon (1 John 3:1-21) Read Sermon »
Mark 6:45-52 Note: You’re familiar with the story. Note: Jesus constrains his disciples to get into a shop and to travel to the other side to Bethesda. Note: It was a long day of ministry. Note: They were tired. Note: They sent the people away. Note: Jesus doesn’t go with them on the ship, instead, Jesus
Sermon: Acknowledge God (Mark 6:45-52) Recognizing God in Your Life Each Day Read Sermon »
Job 33:1-12 Note: There is this wonderful picture of God’s graciousness and compassion in this passage of Scripture. Note: As He works to bring us unto Himself. Note: But let’s consider that statement this morning, God is Greater than Man. Note: What does it mean for us today? ✖ You are unauthorized to view this information; you need a membership. You can join
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Sermon Series: The Lord is My Shepherd My Shepherd (Sermon One) Outline My Shepherd Title Slides My Shepherd: Sermon One Slides Note: I want us to notice this morning a Personal Possession. Note: A premium subscription can download this video for the series. Note: We don’t know when David wrote this wonderful Psalm. Note: Some have suggested that he wrote
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John 14:1–6 Note: I want to set the scene of the events in John 14. Judas is Revealed. Jesus commands them to love each other. There is the prophecy of Peter’s denial in John 13:36-38. Note: A lot is happening in the disciples’ lives to this point. Note: It might even seem like their world was caving
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Ephesians 6:11-13 Note: The Bible uses many analogies to describe the Christian life. Note: We are running a race. Note: We are a planted garden. Note: We are on a journey or pilgrimage. Note: We are a building, and Christ is the foundation of that building. Note: We are a tree that produces fruit. Note:
A Sermon On A Christian’s Spiritual Battle: The Good Fight Read Sermon »
