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INTRODUCTION Please take God’s Word and turn once again to Isaiah chapter 6 Last time we looked at the vision in vv.1-4, the confession in v.5, and the cleansing vv.6-7 And now we’re looking at the last part of chapter 6, vv.8-13 This is the commission Isaiah received from the Lord Listen as I read Isaiah…

Isaiah 6:1-13 Let us be as Isaiah. Let us be faithful ans answer the God's comission. We need to say "yes Lord, here I am, send me; no matter the cost no matter the task, send me.

In our first of seven sermons in the series, Pastor Dylan walks us through the first three verses of Jonah 1 looking at God’s call to Jonah and Jonah’s response.

Pastor introduces the importance of seven letters written by Jesus, through John on the Isle of Patmos to seven churches. The church at Ephesus received a ministry progress report, which included a commendation, a correction, and then an encouragement. These three also apply to the Church today, perhaps more than ever before.

Sermon on the Great Commission and the Romans Road of Salvation

May we, like Joseph’s brothers, take the good news of the Lord of the land out into the world of our day.

1. A Humble Birthplace (vs. 1-5) 2. A Humble Birthday (vs. 6-7) 3. A Humble Birth Announcement (vs. 8-20)

Christians are familiar with the last command the Lord told them before he went back to heaven after he was crucified for the sins of the world and then raised from the dead: "Make disciples of all nations". This is consistently referred to as "The Great Commission." There is another "great commission" but it is found in Deuteronmy. Joshua was getting ready to lead the people into the promised land. The Lord commissioned him to do so. What was this commission all about? And how does it tie in to followers of Jesus even today, thousands of years after Joshua's commission? Come with the Grace United crew as we observe the Lord commissioning Joshua to lead the people into the promised land.

Christians are familiar with the last command the Lord told them before he went back to heaven after he was crucified for the sins of the world and then raised from the dead: "Make disciples of all nations". This is consistently referred to as "The Great Commission." There is another "great commission" but it is found in Deuteronmy. Joshua was getting ready to lead the people into the promised land. The Lord commissioned him to do so. What was this commission all about? And how does it tie in to followers of Jesus even today, thousands of years after Joshua's commission? Come with the Grace United crew as we observe the Lord commissioning Joshua to lead the people into the promised land.

What roles do each member perform as we labor together with God? What was the Limited Commission and the Great Commission? What should be our attitude toward the persecution that comes to us for following Christ?

God's children need not fear a hostile world since their heavenly Father greatly loves them. (Please pardon the bad audio quality, today we worshiped in the Fellowship Hall as the Sanctuary is being recarpeted! Our sound system isn't as advanced in the Fellowship Hall...)

When we were on our vacation we took a number of pictures. We did so in order to try to capture some of the memories so that we can relive them in the future. Usually, when people get their pictures back, they look through them and enjoy remembering the events surrounding the scene depicted. Later on…

The purpose of this lesson is to help the disciple/leader understand the need, responsibility, and possible ways to be actively involved in evangelism.

God’s calling in the lives of the disciples was both ordinary, but yet disruptive. His calling was also divine but utterly human. This calling is very similar in our lives today as believers.

By Pastor Glenn Pease Charles W. Ranson in his book That The World May Know tells of his excitement when he graduated from Trinity College in Dublin with high honors. He went immediately to his tutor to share the good news. His tutor was a distinguished scholar who had hopes that he would devote himself…

Joshua 1:1-9 Stephen Caswell © 1999 Introduction At the beginning of 1999 we face an exciting new year. We have challenges different from any other year before now. We are fast approaching the turn of the millennium. Incredible problems face the leaders of governments worldwide. They do not seem to have…

Malachi 5. Can we turn to Malachi chapter two please [P]. We have been looking through the book of Malachi – let’s have a look at what we’ve done and where we have got to. [P] This outline was done by someone else – so it’s not quite the way I would do it. It says verse 1 is introduction [P] – and the…

Date: 13th January 2002 Ref: A0058 Place: Kambah P.S. Title: I Will Deliver Them Text: & Judges 20:18-35 Illust: It was in 1953, & a group of men in England had heard from reliable sources that Josef Stalin, the then dictatorial rule of the USSR was planning a systematic purge directed at the Russian…

Acts Series #22 Back to the Beginning: When Church Was Church What About Me? Acts 13:1-3 Acts 13 is a Transition point for the Church and for the Book of Acts Up to this point, Peter and Jerusalem have been the center of ministry and the church. From this point on … the center of ministry for the church…

Out from Closed Doors: The Commission and the Power (John 20:19-23) On the first Easter, Christ appeared to individuals and groups. He appeared under all circumstances. Around 7:00 a.m., He appeared to Mary Magdalene just outside the tomb. Soon after, He appeared to a group of women near the tomb. In…

Acts Series #23 Back to the Beginning: When Church Was Church Preaching the Word While we Dodge, Shake, and Sift Acts 13:6-52 Read 13:6-52 1. Dodging Rocks Persecution is NOT unexpected John Wesley and fear that his lack of persecution was the result of Sin Persecution is the normal response of people…