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Why Christians need to really understand Paul – audio sermon
February 16, 2020 /People have said lots about what it means to be a Christian and had much also to say from the words of Paul. His writings have been used to allow for lax liberal attitudes toward sin, and on the other hand, people who are legalistic have also misunderstood him. Others have branded him a false teacher but that is wrong too. This sermon talks about these and offers a reconciliation between grace and law – and the purpose Paul was really driving at, which was to become like Jesus.
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Christianity is to be dependent on God and ‘taught by God’ – audio sermon
February 9, 2020 /The goal of the gospel is to follow in Jesus’ footsteps. He was utterly dependant upon the Father and showed what is possible for a man filled with the Holy Spirit. Jesus said also we as His sheep are to be dependent upon Him and He in grace will teach us. This is to create a holy dynamic of being to God’s glory.
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How preachers may portray Jesus vs. what Jesus said about coming to Him – audio sermon
January 26, 2020 /The key phrase “come to Me” was said by Jesus Christ several times in several different contexts. Meanwhile, the preachers of all times have portrayed Him as they see fit – with Bible verses in hand to back up their opinions. This sermon looks at these things and quotes Jesus extensively to let Him speak for Himself in light also of other scriptural teachings by the apostles. Lord bless you!
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Many Christians prove they do not know Jesus’ voice – audio sermon
December 22, 2019 /Many Christians prove they do not know Jesus’ voice. Sorry if that sounds harsh, or arrogant. It is really said in sadness, and ultimately its truth is self evident. John 10 – 4 And when he brings out his own sheep, he goes before them; and the sheep follow him, for they know his voice. 5 Yet they will by no means follow a stranger, but will flee from him, for they do not know the voice of strangers.” If Christians did know and follow Jesus’ voice as Jesus and the New Testament writers defined it, they would not bear witness against one another about the way of the faith.
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How Christians may know they are on the right path – audio sermon
December 15, 2019 /In a world of competing Christians viewpoints that can disasgree to the point of being absolutely opposite one another, not everyone can be right, but how can Christians know they are on the right path? Many are quite sure they know, but this audio sermon examines what Jesus and the apostles said, and hopes to shed light. May the Lord bless you!
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