A Theology of Quiet Times – Part II
An overview of passages and practical advice on how best to meditate upon the Word of God.
Sermons from 2014
111 – 120 of 123 items
More Than One Way – John 1:35-51
Jesus said,“I am the way, the truth, the life. No man comes to the Father but through Me.” – Clearly, there is only ONE way to God, one way to Heaven. – We have one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one hope, one gospel. – There is only one way to God, and that is […]
Carpe Diem – Ecclesiastes 11:1-6
1. Risk – Ecclesiastes 11:1
Nothing ventured, Nothing Gained…
Behold The Lamb of God – John 1:19-34
Just look around at what sells today: ‘Real coffee, real food, real clothes, real cars, real furniture.’ – And of course, churches jump on the bandwagon: We offer you ‘real church with real people’. – ‘Not like all those fake churches out there with fake people’?
A Theology of Quiet Times
“Can we expect the flames of our worship of God to burn brightly in public on the Lord’s day when they are barely a flicker for Him in secret on other days? Isn’t it because we do not worship well in private that our corporate worship experience often dissatisfies us?” ~Donald Whitney, Spiritual Disciplines of […]
The Word Became Flesh – John 1:14-18
5 dimensions of the glory of God’s Son: – The incarnation – A proclamation – His reception – Realization – An explanation
The Peacemaker’s Pledge
A commitment to Biblical conflict resolution, according to the following principles: -Glorify God -Get the log out of your own eye -Gently restore -Go and be reconciled
Prayer
An overview of passages concerning prayer.
The Light Has Come – John 1:6-13
John uses 3 different metaphors to show the deity of Christ, how Jesus is God: He calls Him the Word, the Life, and the Light: – Christ is the Word because IN Him, God speaks. – Christ is the Life because through Him, God gives life. – Christ is the Light because BY Him, everything […]
God’s Greatest Sermon – John 1:1-5
Christian, what is your greatest need and our greatest need as a church (in 2014, and always)? – What would most impact us as a church and revive & awaken us, more than anything else?