Weekly sermon series from Christ Fellowship Church in Alpharetta, GA
In this sermon we explore what it means to find refuge in God in times of trouble.
In this sermon, we will see that God's peace is the solution to our worry.
In this sermon, we will see the reasons and cures for anxiety.
In this sermon, we will see that true faith in Jesus produces real love for Jesus.
In this sermon, we will see how to love one another even in the midst of sin.
In this sermon, we will see how God's plan worked all things in Palm Sunday.
In this sermon, we will see the danger of spiritual deception and the solution to spiritual deception.
In this sermon, we'll see how we can not only be generous in our giving, but cheerful as well.
In this sermon, we will see the description of generosity, the motivation of generosity, the action of generosity and the strategy of generosity.
In this sermon, we see three doses of medicine the gospel gives in the midst of church hurt.
In this sermon, we will see 3 characteristics of a life of an ambassador.
In this sermon, we will see what it means to live for eternity and live as ambassadors.
In this sermon, we will see how God enables us to not lose heart as we share the gospel.
In this sermon, we will see how the New Covenant brings life out of death.
In this sermon, we will see four qualities of a reconciling heart.
In this sermon, we will see four gifts God gives us that enable us to have comfort in the midst of suffering.
In this sermon, we will see how to engage non-Christians with gentleness and respect.
In this sermon we will see how we are like Mephibosheth and how we can embrace the "Mephibosheths" in our lives.
In this sermon, we will see Jesus's prayer for us and be encouraged in our prayer lives.
In this sermon, we will see how the gospel of Matthew shows us Jesus.
Deacon for Students, Joey Nay, preaches about a picture of worship from Revelation 7:9-17
In this sermon, we will see how we are to live as Kingdom citizens.
In this sermon, we will see three keys to endurance in exile.
In this sermon, we will see the cause and the cure of our exile.
In this sermon, we will see that God will always prevail through the spiritual battles going on in our lives
In this sermon, we will see that the nations rage, but the Lord reigns.
In this sermon, we will see that faithfulness to God may get us thrown into the lions' den, but our God can deliver us out of the lions' den
In this sermon, we will see how The Jeremiah 29 Campaign is an investment for the Lord.
This sermon is about how the Jeremiah 29 Campaign is an investment for the Gospel.
In this sermon, we will see how The Jeremiah 29 Campaign is for the city.
In this sermon, we will see how The Jeremiah 29 Campaign is for the next generation.
In this sermon, we will see a warning that God will judge the prideful.
In this sermon, we will see that pride is more dangerous than we think, humilty is more important than we think and God is more in control than we think.
In this sermon, we are going to see that being faithful to God in exile may land us in the furnace, but our God can deliver us out of it.
In this sermon, we will see that only God's wisdom can reveal the mysteries of life.
In this sermon, we will see that when we find ourselves in Babylon, we need to remember God is in charge.
In this sermon, we learn that we have to listen to the voice of wisdom instead of the voice of folly.
In this sermon, we will see that in order to accept wisdom's invitation to life, we need wisdom's call, wealth, timelessness and blessing.
In this sermon, we listen to warnings not to commit adultery
In this sermon, we will see that we need to listen to wisdom because it is a generational blessing and a personal choice.
In this sermon, we will see that wisdom is key to the good life.
In this passage, we will see a father's wisdom for life regarding obedience, faith, humility, pride, wealth and discipline.
In this sermon, we will see the cost and reward of wisdom.
In this sermon, we will hear Wisdom give warnings to listen or face calamity.
In this sermon, we will hear why we should hear the wisdom of the wise and flee the advice of the foolish.
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