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We have been created by God, to talk about those things that bring us joy and excitement. It has been said, that we speak about that which satisfies us. We praise what we prize. This is why we have camera’s on our cell phones. We want to share with others the things that we see that bring us joy. This is much of what social media provides for us, an outlet to speak about what we joy in. This whole thing can be summarized in the word, “Glory”. In this sermon, we take another look at the life of the Apostle Paul, and see things that He said He gloried in. No doubt, if Paul had a Facebook account, he would post about these things. Listen
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Preached Sunday Night, July 15, 2012 from Romans 7:1-6
In this passage, the Apostle Paul shows, that just as Christians are dead to sin through the death of Christ, so they are dead to the law. In Christ we have died, and in so doing fulfilled the law, so that we are no longer under it’s penalty. We have risen again, and are “married to another”, that we should bring forth fruit unto righteousness.
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Preached Sunday Morning, July 15, 2012
In Acts 26, the apostle Paul is standing before Agrippa, and giving a defense against the charges that were brought against him by the jews. After listening to this defense, Agrippa says, “almost you persuade me to be a Christian” The king was essentially saying to the man in chains, “I am almost persuaded to be like you.” Paul’s answer was, “ I would to God that all that hear me were such as I am except these chains” In this message we focus on the words, “such as I am” and look at some key “I am” statements from Paul's writings.
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Preached from Romans 6:15-23 on Sunday Night, July 8, 2012. In this message we examine Paul’s continued argument, that salvation by grace through faith doesn’t lead to sin, because we have been set free from sin. He states the principles of freedom from sin, shows our past bondage to sin, describes the process by which we were set free, and then gives a precept for us to follow.
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Preached Sunday Morning, July 8, 2012
Sometimes it seems that problems are pressing in on us from every side, and we are overwhelmed. In 2 Chronicles 20, King Jehoshaphat found himself facing an overwhelming invasion from three nations. This Old Testament account brings instruction and encouragement to those who find themselves facing overwhelming problems.
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