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Monthly Archives: August 2022
Intercession: How to Pray for Others
This sermon looks at how to pray for others and is based on Philippians 1:3-11. This remarkable passage offers great insights into how we can pray effectively for the people in our lives. How to Pray for Others (Philippians 1:3-11) … Continue reading
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Hope Is Not Pollyanna Positivity
Occasionally, I read or hear someone say something like, “Christians believe some really strange things.” They usually mean that Christians believe in miracles like a six-day creation, a man who was swallowed by a great fish (and spit out days … Continue reading
Come Follow Me (Following Christ Today)
What does it mean to follow Jesus? What is required? This class begins where following Jesus began: on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. Seeing what discipleship meant for those first followers of Jesus will help us understand what … Continue reading
How to See the World Differently
I am currently co-teaching a class titled, “Following Christ Today.” Some may consider the “Today” in the title unnecessary for surely following Christ was not much different yesterday than it is today. They would be right in thinking that the … Continue reading
Following Christ Today (1): The Smartest Man Who Ever Lived
Kevin Looper and I have begun a class on real discipleship in the 21st century – what it looks like and what it takes. This introductory class reveals what we must believe about Jesus to actually follow him. (The video … Continue reading
Why Wait: A Message on Prayer
This sermon, based on Abraham’s experience as detailed in Hebrews 11:8-13, helps us understand why we need to wait on God in our prayers, and how we can wait well. The key is to wait for God, not for things and to wait with God, not alone. Come and join us in the waiting room. God is already there.
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Tagged Hebrews 11:8-13, How long did Abraham wait?, Prayer, Waiting on God, Why does God make us wait?
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Are People Basically Good?
Lewis’s reasoning was, as usual, spot on. But I, who have quoted Lewis more often than any other source, save the Bible itself, am forced to admit that the premise on which he founds his argument is faulty. He is assuming that total depravity means absolute depravity, which is not what most theologians mean by the term. Continue reading
Prayer: Where the Battle Is Won
I don’t think I’ve ever begun a sermon with a quote from The Art of War before, but I did this one. Sun Tzu said, “Every battle is won before it is ever fought.” Jesus proved it true through life … Continue reading
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Tagged "Not my will but yours be done", 1 Cor. 10:13, Gethsemane, Prayer, Sun Tzu
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The Key to Knowing Oneself
The biblical writer cannot understand why God is interested in humans. Indeed, God goes beyond showing interest; he positively cares for them. In our era of self-worship, this seems an odd question. Why would God not care for humans, who are so intelligent, noble, and good? Continue reading
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Tagged Elijah, John the Baptist is Elijah, Know Thyself, Luke 7:28, Matthew 17:11-13, path of self-discovery, Psalm 8
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