This sermon examines the consequences of maintaining fellowship with those in sin. Using the account of Korah’s rebellion in Numbers 16, some principles of fellowship are considered. Maintaining fellowship with those from whom whom God has called us to separate ends in tragedy. Ppt: A Tragedy of Fellowship Outline: A Tragedy of Fellowship To download, right-click on …
Continue reading Sermon: A Tragedy of FellowshipJeremiah Cox
Perhaps the most important factor in healthy relationships is communication. How much more so in our relationship with God? God’s communication with us is crucial, as is our communication with Him. Ppt: Crucial Communication Outline: Crucial Communication To download, right-click on the title in the track list and select “Save link as…”
Continue reading Sermon: Crucial CommunicationWhile Jesus tread the path leading to Calvary for His bitter end some Jewish women wept at the sight of His tortured state. Jesus then looked at them and uttered ominous words, “Daughters of Jerusalem, do not weep for Me, but weep for yourselves and for your children…For if they do these things in the …
Continue reading Sermon: The Green Wood and the DryThe Bible condemns gluttony. What is gluttony? Why is it so contrary to the way Christians are to be? Ppt: Gluttony Outline: Gluttony To download, right-click on the title in the track list and select “Save link as…”
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Continue reading Sermon: Gospel Meeting with Devan HarberLife is a storm. It is filled with uncertainties, trials, and tribulations. Some seek stability in matters which are doomed to fail. What is your anchor? For the Christian, it is the hope of heaven through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Ppt: What is your Anchor? Outline: What is your Anchor? To download, right-click on the title …
Continue reading Sermon: What is your Anchor?The Bible emphasizes God’s sovereignty, but this in no way diminishes man’s ability to choose. In His sovereignty, God created man with free-will. This is exercised in matters of redemption. God determines the sole way man can be redeemed, and man either complies, or rejects God’s gift of salvation. Ppt: A Sovereign God and Men with …
Continue reading Sermon: A Sovereign God and Men with Free-WillAfter God gave victory over the Philistines to Israel, Samuel raised up a memorial stone called “Ebenezer” – “saying, ‘Thus far the Lord has helped us’” (1 Samuel 7:12). It is imperative that we give God the glory, ensure that we always remember what He has done for us, and acknowledge that we fully depend …
Continue reading Sermon: Raising Our EbenezerIt appears that Jude had originally intended to write concerning a slightly different subject. The positive subject of “our common salvation” was being threatened by false teachers. It was a subject that no doubt would have brought joy to Jude’s audience, but if it was compromised by false doctrine in made no difference. So he …
Continue reading Sermon: Salvation Worth Fighting ForGod calls us to be excellent – “extremely good; outstanding” (New Oxford American Dictionary); “very good of its kind” (Merriam-Webster Dictionary). He calls us to the standard of His Son (cf. Ephesians 4:13). However, anyone can be excellent for a period of time. God wants our excellence to be sustained. He calls us to a …
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