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Sermon On The Mount Part 2 – Friday June 30, 2017
This is a continuation of our talk on the Sermon on the Mount. Matt. 5:21-48 was covered. A couple weeks ago, we discussed Matt. 5:1-20. Lord bless you!
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The Love of God – A Christian’s Motivation – Sunday June 18, 2017
This is an overview on the true motive of why we Christians do anything in a life given to God. Paul the apostle said “the love of Christ constrains me,” and it is this agape love that is to be our core root motivation. Humans who operate under fear-based motives may actually do much for God, and even preach a God of love. However, if the balance of their heart’s motive is because they are more afraid of God because they have a son or daughter’s love for God, they miss the point. SEE ALSO: The Love of God They may even produce works and “fruit” that appears to be…
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The Amazing Power of Faith – Audio Sermon – June 11, 2017
God calls His people to believe Him. He sent His Son, Jesus Christ, that as many as would hear Him would be saved – not just as a one-time major believing to be followed by a life of less than such faith, but for life! But without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him. – Heb 11:6 The following touches on big-picture principles, pertinent scriptures, and practical pointers for those wishing to live a life pleasing to God, bearing fruit, with joy and peace, and so much…
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The Love of God
In a time when information is so available, this message on love might go in one ear, out the other, but that would be an abomination if so, for it cost the Blood of Jesus Christ to make true. God is love, and He who dwells in that reality gave the life of His Son that we all might know and love with the love of God. It is to be a witness and testimony that no human endeavor can possibly manufacture. It is to be of God, for God, and to His glory in a life which He would freely share with those who will hear and love Him.…
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Bible Study: 1 Corinthians 3-4 May 19, 2017
This is a recording of a study and commentary on 1 Cor 3,4. It continues from the study on 1 Cor 1,2. There are realities perceived in this natural world, and there is God’s reality. Of the two, the former is temporary, the latter is eternal, and this is seen and works according to God’s eternal perspective. In his epistle, Paul the apostle was striving against factions breaking out in Corinth. For when one says, “I am of Paul,” and another, “I am of Apollos,” are you not carnal? – 1 Cor 3:4 The Corinthians were declared “carnal.” We are called to know God and let the new man, the…
