The first message in a new sermon series entitled “Common Threads”.
This message is taken from Genesis 3:8-11; 21 and is called A Pure Walk. Think about Adam and Eve’s perfect relationship with God before the fall. We see the terrible consequences of rebelling against our creator and the matchless Love of God that made a way back into His loving arms. Where are you in your personal walk with the Lord? May we all draw closer!
Sermon #7 in series entitled “Letters to the Seven Churches” Rev. 3:14-22
The Lord does not have anything good to say about the church at Laodicea. Many believe this particular church best represents the typical modern day church of our world. These christians had slumped into an attitude of spiritual apathy. When God looked at their spiritual lives He testified that they were spiritually bankrupt! They were very wealthy materially , but they were completely dry in their relationship with God. Because the Lord loves them, He offers them a clear road back to spiritual fervency. How about you and me; do we need to heed His call
sermon #6 in series entitled “Letters to the Seven Churches” Rev. 3:7-13
What a comfort it is to know that our Lord sees everything that we go through and encourages us to keep on going. The church at Philadelphia was extremely faithful and Jesus promised to bless them with opportunities for fruitful ministry, protection from the enemy’s schemes, and a coming glorious reward. The good news is He will do the same for you!
The 5th message in a sermon series entitled, Letters to the Seven Churches. In Revelation 3:1-6 we find Jesus’ words to the church that had fallen asleep spiritually, at Sardis. We can see clearly in this passage three things that can put a christian and even a church to sleep if we’re not careful. They are the trap of empty routines, the pride of depending only on our own abilities, and finally the problem of divided loyalties. Do we need a wake up?
Message on Easter Sunday to a filled church, based on John 20: 24-31
All of the Disciples had a struggle accepting the resurrection to be true, especially the disciple named Thomas. They reasoned the resurrection to be impossible and it was by human standards. Our Lord loved them enough to help them cross from doubt to a firm belief. When they came to faith they learned to walk by faith and follow their Savior to the death. What about you??