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8 You also be patient. Establish your hearts, for the coming of the Lord is at hand. 7 But the end of all things is at hand; therefore be serious and watchful in your prayers. 21 And it shall come to pass [That] whosoever calls on the name of the LORD Shall be saved.' 41 While the Pharisees were gathered…

A Grecian look Having a decent background and set up will help us to appreciate the sermon Paul is going to deliver in Athens. So, let’s call this sermon prep if you may. Paul had been sent away and came to Athens (Act17:13-15) 13 But when the Jews of Thessalonica found out that the word of God had been…

44 Now it was about the sixth hour, and there was darkness over all the earth until the ninth hour. 45 Then the sun was darkened, and the veil of the temple was torn in two. 46 And when Jesus had cried out with a loud voice, He said, “Father, ‘into Your hands I commit My spirit.’ ” Having said this,…

This is week five of our sermon series on the Book of Matthew. We are moving right along. I told you last week we will do a series on the beatitudes this summer. We will completely unwrap each of those and their meanings. So, for today, I want to move to the next section. Many of you have heard many…

Study in James

first things first

Matthew 7:7-12

Patience

If Jesus had all power and authority in heaven and on earth (and he did, just as he promised and proved), then why did he spend so much time talking? That leads us to ask as well, "What did Jesus come to do?" Mark tells us in his Gospel and Pastor Metzger explains in his sermon.

Pastor Chuck starts a new sermon series about the “Sermon on the Mount”. He describes how Jesus uses “The Beatitudes” help to us redefine what God wants us to admire in the world. Pastor Chuck provides a unique concept for us to use the Beatitudes as “not the attitudes we should have, but the attitudes we should be.” This week, Pastor Chuck’s topic is “Blessed are the Poor in Spirit.” Pastor Chuck describes how being “blessed” is a continuous spiritual condition of spiritual prosperity (being rich in spirit), contentment, and satisfaction in your life, not a physical feeling or state of physical material possession. Pastor Chuck will explain “one who is ‘poor in spirit’ has humbly recognized they have a deep need for God because they know they lack His Holiness and have a need for His forgiveness, grace, and mercy, and need Him as a Savior.” Pastor Chuck encourages us to become more aware of our desperate everyday need for God and to invite Him into our lives more every day.

The gravy message

Hope Central Melbourne 08 September 2019 10.00 am Sunday Service Filled with hope, joy, peace, wisdom and the knowledge of Gods will Brahim Filled with hope, joy, peace, wisdom and the knowledge of Gods will Vessels, Jays of Clay, Temple, Meant to be filled 2 Timothy 2:21, 2 Corinthians 4:7, Romans 5:13

The King's Plans for the Future - Zechariah 12-13

Introdução! Na semana passada falamos sobre: Jesus, a Lei e os profetas. Aprendemos com a palavra de Deus que Jesus não veio REVOGAR a lei, mas para cumprir. Jesus possivelmente vinha sofrendo acusações dos fariseus e escribas. Por isso ele abriu o verbo dizendo que não veio revogar e sim cumprir. Jesus…

2 Pet 3:18 English Standard Version (Chapter 3) 18 But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To him be the glory both now and to the day of eternity. Amen. First we know God wants us to continue in Grace. As we discussed last week continuing in grace deals with our journey…

The story of Jesus being back in his hometown is also found in both Matthew and Mark, but Luke’s telling of the story has a different take on it. In the other two Gospel’s there is a focus on their unbelief which I usually attribute to Jesus being back in his hometown and the people can’t get over the…

Preaching is the central component of the church

Big Idea Tension: Why should Timothy preach the Word? Resolution: Because more important than the itching ears of men, Christ will return for those who love him. Exegetical Idea: Timothy should preach the Word because more important than the itching ears of men, Christ will return for those who love…

This is the outline to be studied and memorized in Homiletics 1 and used for designing sermons in Homiletics 2. Michael A. Milton, PhD, Provost and Professor, Erskine Theological Seminary

[NOTE TO TEACHER] The focus of this lesson is on the human tendency to build cultural, religious, social, and even political systems around God. These systems are really intended to help us feel safe and in control, and make an infinite God feel more understandable. This lesson explores how Stephen rebukes human systems by attacking the priority his people placed on the Temple in Jerusalem, and the Holy Land as a whole. The goal of the lesson is to encourage people to question the systems they have built and see how they may by trying to squeeze God into those systems - thereby resisting God’s Spirit and His work in their lives.

I want to start off today by pointing out that our story today is the second half of last weeks story. Last week we heard from what Jesus read from Isaiah, but this week we hear more of what Jesus has to say and the reaction from the people in the synagogue. The reaction that we get from the people in…