Sermons on Faith
Nicodemus comes at night to ask Jesus about being born from above
“Night” in the Gospel of John signals the condition of those who want to believe but have difficulty believing. Jesus said that “whoever believes in him may have eternal life.” Being born again does not depend on our faltering faith but on the grace of God so that we are born from above. It is a gift that we have to receive.
Jesus’ temptations in the wilderness tells us about our freedom
God allows his creatures freedom to chose His way or ours. In how he faces his temptations in the wilderness, Jesus does not use his power to do what human nature would want, but sets an example of faith and trust in God. Our temptations should not be seen as an obstacle, but a means to strengthen our faith to choose life and not death.
What does it mean to be great in the Kingdom of God? Step out with God!
What makes a great church? Reach out to those around us that are alone and desperate to find what we have found in Jesus. We may not have all the answers, but we do have some of the cure. We rely on the gifts and graces of Christ available to us through the Spirit.
How faithful are we with our blessings? How do we respond?
Lesson from Amos: We are not to let our pride keep us from ministry to those around us.
It Takes Faith to Believe the Unbelieveable
Faith brings power, purpose and promise
Abandon all for the sake of the call
God calls all of us
Do the Six Water Jars have significance?
Are you counting on your good deeds to get you to heaven? You must depend on Jesus.
Surviving in the Age of Apostasy – Part 2
The Believer must be aware. We are to contend earnestly for the faith.
The book of Jude: Surviving the Age of Apostasy-Part 1
The Task at hand is to stand up for faith and truth. You are called, loved and kept by God.
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