Are you looking for something unchanging in this changing world? The good news of Jesus is unchanging. Salvation is available to all people because of God’s love. Romans 10 helps us see that our standing before God has nothing to do with our good works, but everything to do with faith in Jesus. This is my sermon yesterday on that very topic:
Yesterday was Mother’s Day and I talked about the Proverbs 31 woman. I did not preach about the woman described in Proverbs 31. In fact, the way that passage is typically preached leaves women feeling inadequate and defeated. Not a very good thing for Mother’s Day…or any day! Proverbs 31 was written by Solomon and he describes his mother. His mother was Bathsheba. In the life of Bathsheba we see that God bring restoration to anyone who desires restoration. The Lord can make anyone whole again. The Lord can use anyone to accomplish His purposes. Bathsheba was a woman who had terrible sins committed against her. However, her story doesn’t end there. God brought restoration to her and used her in mighty ways.
Have you ever lost something of value? When you find it, there is celebration! In Luke 15 Jesus tells a 3-part parable that helps us understand God’s heart and God’s character towards those who are lost.
Forgiveness changes everything. When Isaiah was forgiven, he was able o be used of the Lord for the purposes God intended for his life. When you are forgiven, you are usable too!
This is the final message in the “Everyone Has a Story” sermon series from April 24th.
Paul called himself the Chief of Sinners. This week we look at how we can become the Chief of Sinners.
A murderer becomes a missionary. This week we look at the conversion of Paul. His theology was turned upside down when he met Jesus.
Yesterday we began the series, “Everyone Has a Story” Here’s a look at the work of Jesus in and through the Apostle Peter.
Here is the sermon I preached on Easter Sunday. I talked about the Reality and the Result of the Resurrection of Jesus.
Jesus gave Himself up so you could go free! That’s what I talked about in my message on Sunday.
Sunday I talked about Jesus washing the disciples feet. Obedience led to service led to forgiveness.
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