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Christians have nothing more important to do than become like Jesus – audio sermon
If you ever wondered what God wants from you, He has already stated it for all times. Our first priority is not to live in the strength of our own abilities and desires of our mind and emotions. Our first priority is not to be little different than the rest of the people of the world with the exception that we have carved out a certain percentage of our time to Jesus Christ. Our first priority is not to feather our nest, pursue our goals and dreams and live with our own welfare primarily in mind. So what is our first goal? To become like Jesus.
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How preachers may portray Jesus vs. what Jesus said about coming to Him – audio sermon
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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How Christians may know they are on the right path – audio sermon
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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God is filtering for those who really love Him – audio sermon
God is filtering for those who really love Him. That is the sum takeaway of the gospel. Those who love God come to the Father through Jesus Christ; they know God, want Him above all things, and it is no hardship to give their lives in exchange for Him, but the joy of their hearts. These are the few who find the promises of the New Covenant – deliverance from sin, baptism of the Spirit, knowing Jesus’ voice, enablement in His grace and power to live lives that all point back to the One they love. This sermon discusses the answer to all questions. It is unedited. May the Lord…
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About Salvation in Christ
The New Testament teaches that Jesus Christ’s forgiveness is for all past and present sins upon repentance, receiving Jesus as Lord, and baptism into Him by immersion in water, in the power of the Holy Spirit. Forgiveness is offered for future sins also, but salvation is often misrepresented by modern teachers and preachers to negate or minimize conditions Jesus required for anyone who wishes to be a Christian – also known as a disciple. Luke 14 – 26 “If anyone comes to Me and does not hate his father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters, yes, and his own life also, he cannot be My disciple. 27 And…
