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Psalm 53:1-6 Consider the throne of your life. Who have you chosen to sit upon it? Yourself or Jesus Christ. Your decision will have consequences or rewards. Choose wisely!

Psalm 29:1-11 David speaks to the glory we should give to the Lord. He speaks to the splendid power of God, like a mighty storm and all that it entails. And, finally the awesome peace that only the Lord can provide. Do you have His peace?

Theme: God's covenant with David. Jesus’s throne is an eternal one. He is reigning now, he is reigning forever. We must study king David for all other reigns are too small. We were born God’s enemies but when Jesus invaded our world, he came to destroy our enemies and to win us over because he loves us. He wants to conquer our hearts. So when we come to Christmas, the question is, have we let the king come into our hearts? Have we given him the throne?

Theme: To the Church in Pergamum. Through these letters Jesus in showing us how much of a privilege it is to be a part of the bride of Christ, to follow him. For those who obey his gospel, who walk in purity, he gives the hidden manna, the secret celebration of living with him in holiness. He’s giving us a stone that shines, by which we have access to his throne room, to his festival and the Lord’s Supper. To see the video presented during the sermon click on the "Thrones&Feasts" file below.

Theme: After the King takes the scroll to rule over the Universe all of creation starts to praise and to worship Him. Therefore, what explodes out from the center of this throne is the destiny of all things created: when Jesus reigns in us praise must erupt from our life.

Theme: Heavenly courtroom and The One seated at the center of the Universe. In the Christian faith you always hear before you see. We cannot see Heaven unless we are called and we cannot see Heaven unless we are carried. The Holy Spirit wants us to see reality at the center of the Universe. He wants to give us the understanding of God Himself. Finally, we cannot see Heaven unless we are children.

The purpose of this lesson is to help the student understand what it means to enter and live in the kingdom of God.

Every day we are bombarded by the world and the culture around us. How can a Christian stay set apart for God? In today's message, Pastor Dean takes a look at the message for the Church at Pergamum. The Christians in Pergamum knew what is was to have trouble. They lived in a city with so much idolatry that John referred to it as where Satan has his throne. Full Service: https://youtu.be/axs-JUFfX1k

By Glenn Pease Jean Baptiste Lamarch, the distinguished French naturalist, came from a military family and, at the age of 17 and in keeping with his family's tradition, enlisted in the army. At 21, however, his health failed and he went to Paris for a year of treatment. It was the bleakest time he had…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Is there any truth to the popular idea that hell is right here on earth? There were a lot of Minnesotans who believed it in Jan. of 1873. The morning of the 8th was beautiful and the snow was melting. Masses of people made plans to travel, visit, and shop. But about 4 in the afternoon…

Sovereignty 13. The year is drawing to a close, so I thought I ought to draw to a close this extended series that I have been doing on the sovereignty of God. [P] I actually think that I could continue it until the LORD returns. I stated right at the beginning that viewing sovereignty is like looking…

Sovereignty of God. At the tender age of six, not having long been in this country, we went down south. Dad was speaking at a Vic Hudson camp at Gunn’s Bush. After the camp, seeing we hadn’t seen much of New Zealand yet, we did a little bit of a tour around and stayed at Duntroon, right next the mighty…

Set Apart For Kingdom Living (1 of 4); The Pursuit of Poverty (nv 4/22/07am) OS: 1 A fortune-teller studied the hand of a young man & told him, “You will be poor & very unhappy until you are 37-years old…” The young man said, “Well after that, what will happen? Will I be rich & happy?” The fortune-teller…

Reading: Isaiah 6:1-8 Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?” And I said, “Here am I. Send me!” Isaiah 6:8 (NIV) I. I See the Lord A. He is on the Throne 1. I’ll never forget that day. a. I had heard God speak before and preached His message. b. But this…

Set Apart for Kingdom Living 3 - The Pursuit of Suffering - Matthew 5:4; 10-12; John 11:21-36 OS: 1The upside down Kingdom – Upside down from the basic desires of mankind. 8Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. Mt 5:4 Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for…

Kingdom Living 4 – The Pursuit of Peace; nv 5/20/07am OS: 1 googled “inner peace” 3,650,000 hits. -free self-help software for Inner Peace - book “Steps toward inner peace” by Peace Pilgrim I. “I just want a moment of peace” seems to be the call of our day. (Time out) A. My therapist told me the way…

Set Apart for Kingdom Living 2 - The Pursuit of Purity; nv 4/29/07 am OS: Is more really better? When his friend got the super-sized at MacDonald’s. He said, "Do you realize that Big Mac alone is about 85% of your daily fat allowance?" he said, "How do you know what I allow myself daily? We're just getting…