Sermon from The First Sunday After The Epiphany based on Acts 16:25-34
Sermon 05-03-09
Posted on May 3, 2009
PASSING SORROW BUT ABIDING JOY I. A Little While and You Won’t See Him II. A Little While and You Will See Him Share on Facebook
WHERE IS YOUR HOPE?
Posted on May 1, 2009
How do we find opportunities to make confession of our faith? Here is an example from (of all people) a rock star, who took a discussion about the sorrow and joy in the world to witness about Christ. It is something from which to learn. Bono: You see, at the center of all religions is read more…
HAPPY SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY!
Posted on February 5, 2009
Will the recession degenerate into a depression? Will more of us lose our jobs? Will congress act selflessly? Do those in power even know what will correct the economy, and if they do, can or will they do what is necessary? How is it going to turn out? For that matter, how is the Iranian read more…
Sermon from 11-09-08
Posted on November 9, 2008
CHRIST GIVES WORDS OF TRUTH THAT CAST AWAY SADNESS I. Words We Need II. Words of Hope III. Words of Triumph Share on Facebook
Sermon from 08-17-08 Online
Posted on August 18, 2008
THE CHRISTIAN MATURING IN THE CHURCH WE LIVE BY THE PROMISE, NOT BY THE LAW I The Promise Has Always Been The Only Hope II The Law Was Given To Bring Us To The Promise Share on Facebook
Sermon from 06-22-08 Online
Posted on June 23, 2008
THE CHRISTIAN IN THE WORLD THE GLORIOUS HOPE OF THE CHRISTIAN IN THE WORLD I. You have Hope II. It Shows III. Be Ready To Tell Why Share on Facebook
Sermon from 06-15-08 Online
Posted on June 18, 2008
The Christian in the World – Christians and Creation are Headed for Glory I. There Is Suffering because There Is Salvation II. All Creation Waits for It III. We Live in This Hope- And Celebrate the Freedom to Proclaim It Share on Facebook
Someone To Dry The Tears!
Posted on June 29, 2007
Illness. Sudden loss. Unexpected change. Loneliness. Uncertainty. Death. At some point we all need a shoulder to cry on because of these. Finding that shoulder is the easy part, actually. When we need to cry, there is usually a shoulder nearby. Our spouse. A parent. A good friend. What is the hard part then? Finding read more…
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