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1. Focus on who you are in Christ      A.  Your sins were paid on the cross              B.  You are alive in Christ                                                                               C.  You will live with Christ eternally                                                                 2. Put off and forget A.  Undisciplined desires B.  Unholy temperament C.  Untamed tongue  3. Put on and live the Spirit-filled life A.  Fruit (character) of the Holy Spirit B.  Forgiveness of God C.  Feature the Word of God   D.  For the glory of God

1. Jesus is Preeminent in eternity A. Jesus is the image of God B. Jesus reveals God C. Jesus is God2. Jesus is Preeminent over creation A. Jesus is the source of creation B. Jesus is the goal of creation C. Jesus is the sustainer of creation3. Jesus is Preeminent over the church A. He is the head of the church B. He is the designer of the church C. He is the Savior of the church D. He is the center of the church4. Jesus is Preeminent over death A. Person of redemption B. Price for redemption C. Purpose of redemption

1. The will of God (Spiritual understanding) A. Right and wrong B. Heaven and hell C. Suffering and faith2. The wisdom of God (Specific understanding) A. Power of the Word of God B. Providence of God C. Peace of God D. People of God3. To walk worthy of God (Spiritual guidance) A. Pleasing God B. Fruitful results C. Growing in faith4. The work of the Lord (Spiritual results) A. The power of God in my life B. The character of God in my life C. The acknowledgement of God in my life

1. Characteristics of People of Faith A. They please God B. They are not ashamed of God C. They believed God is a rewarder2. Faith Seen in Triumphs A. Faith led to action B. Faith led to deliverance C. Faith led to change3. Faith Seen in Tragedy A. Faithful in persecution B. Faithful in martydom C. Faithful in poverty4. They would not compromise A. They believed in God B. They felt the presence of God C. They had the grace of God D. They believed they would be rewarded by God

Are you aware of what a privilege it is, as a believer, to be able to communicate with God in prayer? Listen to this message to trace through the Scriptures, beginning in Genesis, how prayer has become a part of mankind's spiritual life. Hear four principles of prayer and Jereboam's panicky prayer. Understand the necessity of being cleansed from sin to have access to the "Throne of Grace."

Are you aware of what a privilege it is, as a believer, to be able to communicate with God in prayer? Listen to this message to trace through the Scriptures, beginning in Genesis, how prayer has become a part of mankind's spiritual life. Hear four principles of prayer and Jereboam's panicky prayer. Understand the necessity of being cleansed from sin to have access to the "Throne of Grace."

1.   Overwhelmed with life      A.  Challenged by adversity        B.  Burden by responsibility           C.  Needing a miracle                                                                                                2. Seeking God       A. Aligning my life with God        B.  Humbly worship God      C. Being obedient to God  3.   Rahab, the harlot and God      A. Providence of God        B. Power of the word of God      C. Grace of God    4. The scarlet cord and the blood of Christ      A. A soul saved      B. A family reached      C. A life changed      

1.   Faith at the beginning      A. Pro-life parents              B.  Presence of God            C.  Praying to God                                         2. Parents that are unafraid     A.  Assurance of eternity      B.  Promises of God      C. Love for God       D. Godly wisdom  3.   Parents let the child grow up      A. God over culture        B. Persecution over pleasure      C. Rejection over treasure    4. Recalling truths     A. Such a time as this      B. Right over wrong      C. Rewards over immediate satisfaction

Series: To a Land I Will Show You Title: It Is to Laugh Text: Genesis 17:1-8,15-19; 18:1-15, 21:1-7 A. God made a God-sized promise to Abraham and Sarah B. Abraham and Sarah laughed at God C. God, in His grace, brought His promise to pass anyway D. Abraham and Sarah laughed with God Today's Takeaway…

1.   A closer look at “Whosoever”     A.       Nicodemus was an individual            B.        Nicodemus was religious                  C.         Nicodemus was a seeker                               D.       Nicodemus was in the dark             2. A desire for “Everlasting Life”     A.  Kingdom of God      B.  Child of God      C. Born again  3.   Does God really “Love” me?     A. God's gift          B. God's best      C. God's Son    4. To only “Believe”     A. Turn from sin      B. Trust in Jesus      C. Tell others

 1.   The test of Abraham     A. He heard the voice of God                                            B.   He was available to God                                           C.   He was obedient to God                     2.  The love of Abraham     A.  No idols, God must be first      B.  Complete surrender to the will of God      C. Prophecy and a picture of the gospel  3.  The provision for Abraham       A. Substitute sacrifice for sin      B. Intercessor for forgiveness      C. Restorer of life

1.   Sarah believed in Abraham     A. She believed Abraham was called by God                                  B.   She believed Abraham was blessed by God                              C.    She believed Abraham was to be the father of multitude                                               2.  Sarah's view of herself      A.  She felt rejected by God      B.  She felt unworthy       C. She felt it was too late for her   3.  Sarah learns that God is El-Shaddai      A. We don't need to give in to desperation and fleshly ideas      B. Don't doubt God because your timing is delayed      C. Don't give up because you are old   4. Sarah and faith      A. Sarah receives a new name           B. Sarah knows she is blessed by God      C. Sarah receives a lasting joy

1.   Faith that is personal     A.       He heard the call of God           B.        He trusted the hand of God          C.         He obeyed the will of God                  2.  Faith and being a stranger here     A.  A citizen of Heaven     B.  An ambassador for Heaven       C. A journey to Heaven 3.  Faith and my future     A. Serving the eternal God       B. Looking for my eternal home     C. Storing my eternal reward

1.   The challenge  of passing your faith to your children      A.       They live in a world gone mad         B.        They hear Satan and his great lies          C.         The strong sinful desires within us              2.  A faith worth having      A.  A faith that truly believes in God      B.  A faith that is modeled daily        C. A faith that they participate in      D. A faith that is shared with others   3.  A faith that is needed      A. The judgement of God        B. The grace of God      C. The atonement of God      D. The security of God

1.  Faith comes from hearing the Word of God      A.        Taught by his parents                   B.        Message by minister                        C.        Led by the Holy Spirit                                                                                                             2.  Reality of sin      A.        Cursed by sin                                                                    B.  Death from sin      C. Sacrifice for sin      D. Promise of future Savior   3. Two brothers and two choices      A. Obedient to God's way  or my way      B. Faith  in the grace of God or the work of man      C. Accepted  sacrifice or rejected offering     4. Worship of God      A. Obedient to the Word of God      B. Faith in the way of God      C. Love for  the worship of God      D. Believe in the provision of God   5. A witness that lives     A. A witness of justice     B. A witness for Christ     C. A witness for righteousness

Deacon Eric Wright

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1.  The shepherd's silence      A.     They were despised and not trusted                                           B.     They were outcast and rejected                                                  C.     They were unclean and unlawful religiously                                                       2.  Why angels appear to shepherds      A.  The goodness of Jesus is for everyone      B.  Jesus would be called “The Lamb of God”      C. Jesus would become “The Good Shepherd”   3. The good news shared with the shepherds      A. The Savior is born      B. The Christ has come      C. The Lord has become a man   4. The shepherd's testimony      A. A sign to believe         B. A song to sing       C. The Savior to know      D. The saying (good news) to share

1.  Opportunity to prayer      A.     Priestly duty of offering incense                                                          B.     Presence of God                                                                                        C.     Personal request                                                                                                     2.  When answers to prayer are delayed      A.  Spiritual warfare        B.  Spiritual growth        C.  Special timing   3. Overwhelmed by prayers being answered      A. To much faith      B. To much energy      C. To much responsibility      D. To much accountability   4. Walking by faith      A. The Lord remembers      B. The Lord is my oath      C. The Lord is gracious

A sermon by Charles Spurgeon preached August 28, 1859

1.  The Invitation      A.  Invitation to join (popular)                      B.  Invitation to sin (freedom)             C.  Invitation to violence (power)       D. Invitation to riches (greed)                                                                   2.  The trap      A. Race to evil      B. Consequences of evil                              C. Judged for evil       3.  The decision      A.  Just say no      B.  Decide not to go     4. The foundation       A. Fear of God       B. Image of God       C. Child of God

1.  Faithful or faithless people      A.  Reverence for God or just want to use God                      B.  Serve God or want to be served by God      C.  Honor God or want to be honored by God      D. Meditate on God or manipulate God                                                                     2.  The Record of the faithful      A. The Book of Life      B. The Bowls of Prayers                                      C. The Books of remembrance      D. The Bottle of tears      3.  The Blessing of the faithful      A.  Spared by the blood      B.  Sealed by the Spirit        C.  Set apart as treasure

Pastor JJ Uys

1.  Why we don't give?      A.  I can't afford it                                                           B.  There is no extra                        C.  I need more                D. What if                                                                                                                                                                             2.  What is a tithe to the Lord?      A. Tithe is a tenth      B. Tithe comes from first fruits                                     C. Tithe is a test of trust       D. Tithe is a form of worship      3.  Why tithe?      A.  Recognize God's provision      B.  Trust God with future        C.  Frees from the slavery of money      D. Partnership with God for ministry   4.   Truths in giving      A. You can't out-give God      B. Protection from God      C. Joy in giving        D. Others are blessed too

1.  A declared love      A.  A chosen people                                B.  Covenants with God               C.  Christ shall come             D.  Completed promises                                   2.  A denied love      A. Ignorant of history            B. Ingratitude of blessings                                       C. Indifference of serving 3. A demonstrated love      A.  Grace given to Jacob      B.  Judgement of Esau      C.  Cross of Christ

1. Wandering from truth      A.  Believing the wrong doctrine        B.  Seeking pleasure               C.  Difficult times         D.  Peer pressure                                   2.  When Christians backslide      A. The Holy Spirit convicts            B. Loss of joy and peace, no fellowship with God      C. Discipline from God      3. Reaching a backslider      A.  Turn a sinner from error      B.  Save a soul from death      C.  Cover a multitude of sins   4. Don't give up      A. Pray for the spiritually sick      B. Reach out in love to them      C. Rescue with truth

Heaven #RTTBROS #Nightlight Title: "The Throne Room of Heaven: A Call to True Worship" Imagine you're invited to attend the most exclusive gathering in history. As you approach the venue, you notice it's not on Earth, but in the celestial realms. The doors open, and you're ushered into a vast, awe-inspiring throne room. The air is electric with anticipation. Suddenly, a brilliant light floods the chamber, more radiant than a thousand suns. You fall to your knees, overwhelmed by the sheer majesty before you. Around you, majestic beings with eyes all over their bodies begin to sing in voices that shake the very foundations of heaven. Twenty-four elders, clothed in white and wearing golden crowns, prostrate themselves before the throne. The floor beneath you is like a sea of glass, clear as crystal, reflecting the glory all around. And there, at the center of it all, seated on a throne of unimaginable splendor, is God Himself. His appearance is so glorious that you can only describe Him in terms of precious jewels - jasper and carnelian, with an emerald rainbow encircling the throne. As you witness this scene, you realize that nothing in your earthly experience could have prepared you for this moment. All your accomplishments, all your worries, all your earthly pursuits fade into insignificance. In this moment, there is only one appropriate response - pure, unadulterated worship. This, my friends, is not just a flight of imagination. This is the reality of heaven as described by the Apostle John in the book of Revelation. And today, we're going to explore what this heavenly throne room teaches us about true worship. As we delve into Revelation chapter 4, we'll discover that worship is not just something we do on Sunday mornings. It's the very essence of our existence, the purpose for which we were created. Let's begin our journey into the throne room of heaven I. Introduction: The Centrality of Worship in Heaven - Main Verse: "And they rest not day and night, saying, Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty, which was, and is, and is to come." (Revelation 4:8b, KJV) - Quote: "The highest science, the loftiest speculation, the mightiest philosophy, which can ever engage the attention of a child of God, is the name, the nature, the person, the work, the doings, and the existence of the great God whom he calls his Father." - Charles Spurgeon Just as breathing is essential for our physical life, worship is the very breath of our spiritual existence. In heaven, worship isn't just an activity - it's as natural and constant as breathing. The saints and angels don't schedule worship services; their entire being resonates with continuous praise. This is what we're called to emulate in our earthly lives - making worship as instinctive and vital as drawing our next breath. II. The Majesty of God's Throne (Revelation 4:1-3) A. John's Heavenly Vision B. The Indescribable Glory of God C. The Symbolic Nature of Precious Stones Illustration: Picture the most awe-inspiring sight you've ever witnessed - perhaps a breathtaking sunset over the Grand Canyon or the vastness of the night sky filled with stars. Now, multiply that feeling of wonder by infinity. That's what John experienced when he saw God's throne. Our human experiences, no matter how magnificent, are mere shadows of the indescribable glory of God's presence. John, a man who walked with Jesus and witnessed incredible miracles, was left grasping for earthly comparisons - precious stones and rainbows - to describe the indescribable. III. The Heavenly Court (Revelation 4:4-6a) A. The 24 Elders: Representatives of God's People B. The Symbolism of White Raiment and Golden Crowns C. The Throne's Surroundings: Lightning, Thunder, and the Sea of Glass - Main Verse: "And round about the throne were four and twenty seats: and upon the seats I saw four and twenty elders sitting, clothed in white raiment.

1.  Christian conflicts      A. Seeking selfish pleasure                                                      B.  Frustration with others                                             C.  Lack of prayer                                                                                   2.  The danger of being a friend of the world      A. Committing spiritual adultery      B. Becoming an enemy of God      C. Jealousy of God     3.  Finding more grace      A. Submit to God          B. Resist the devil      C. Draw near to God      D. Purify your life      E. Broken over sin      F. Humble yourself before God

Do you have a “small” view of the God of the universe and enjoy worshiping Him in ways that are relaxed and familiar? Listen to this message to begin to understand God's immensity and His holiness. See that He is unique and that any time someone in the Bible was in His presence they fell down in awe. The challenge for us is to focus on God and His uniqueness and not to diminish His greatness by our acts of worship.

Do you have a “small” view of the God of the universe and enjoy worshiping Him in ways that are relaxed and familiar? Listen to this message to begin to understand God's immensity and His holiness. See that He is unique and that any time someone in the Bible was in His presence they fell down in awe. The challenge for us is to focus on God and His uniqueness and not to diminish His greatness by our acts of worship.

Do you have a “small” view of the God of the universe and enjoy worshiping Him in ways that are relaxed and familiar? Listen to this message to begin to understand God's immensity and His holiness. See that He is unique and that any time someone in the Bible was in His presence they fell down in awe. The challenge for us is to focus on God and His uniqueness and not to diminish His greatness by our acts of worship.

1.  Favoritism not compatible with faith      A. Damages others                     B.  Demoralizes the Church                                                       C.  Dishonors God                                                                       2.  God is no respecter of persons      A. God sees the heart      B. Created in the image of God      C. Loved enough that Jesus died for them   3.  Honor the royal law      A. The great commandments      B. Given by the King of Kings      C. Sums up the law     4. Prejudice      A. It is a sin      B. It is breaking the commandments      C. Judgement Day is coming      

Are there any biblical guidelines teaching us how we are to worship God? Listen to this message to learn that both the Old and New Testaments show us the correct way. Hear three assumptions to help us in this area. Find out there are authorized worship practices and unauthorized practices and what happens to those who choose to worship God the wrong way.

Are there any biblical guidelines teaching us how we are to worship God? Listen to this message to learn that both the Old and New Testaments show us the correct way. Hear three assumptions to help us in this area. Find out there are authorized worship practices and unauthorized practices and what happens to those who choose to worship God the wrong way. Please note that Dr. Dean intended to refer to Mt. Hermon rather than Mt. Carmel in reference to the mount of transfiguration.

Are there any biblical guidelines teaching us how we are to worship God? Listen to this message to learn that both the Old and New Testaments show us the correct way. Hear three assumptions to help us in this area. Find out there are authorized worship practices and unauthorized practices and what happens to those who choose to worship God the wrong way.

1.  Hypocrisy check      A. Lay aside deception                                                              B.  Lay aside filth                                                                                2.  Heart check      A.  Attitude of meekness                        B. Spiritual ears        C. Conscience with a guide   3.  Mirror check      A. Daily commitment to truth      B. Daily commitment to God      C. Daily commitment to forgiveness   4. Reality check      A. How do I  speak to others      B. How do I serve others

1.  Resurrection confirms the cross      A. Confirmation that Jesus is the Son of God          B.  Confirmation that Jesus is the Savior                  C.  Confirmation that Jesus is Lord                             2.  Change from the cross      A. Apostle John– Power of preaching      B. Simon of Cyrene– Power of providence of God      C. Soldier—Power of the Hand of God      D. Thief—Power of testimonies about Jesus      E. Nicodemus and Joseph—Power of the Word   3.  Power of the cross      A. Forgive sin      B. Transform lives      C. Eternal life

1.  This is My Body      A. Reminded of the virgin birth                                          B.  Reminded of His sinless life                                            C. Reminded of His submissive spirit 2.  This is My Blood       A. Substitutionary sacrifice        B. Satisfy justice of God      C. Secure the New Covenant 3.  His  promised return      A. For the redeemed      B. The rapture of the church      C. Marriage Supper of the Lamb 4.  The opportunity today      A. To examine ourselves      B. To give thanks to God      C. To commit ourselves afresh      D. To proclaim the gospel

In today's message we continue looking at the character traits of the love of God. We are commanded in scripture to imitate, so we need to know how He does and does not act!If you would like to give to Word of Life Ministries click the secure link below!https://secure.subsplash.com/ui/access/6JKDTC/ Support the show

An unintended multiple-sessions-in-the-making episode. James and Andrew revisit their favorite theologians list from two years ago and make some changes. James also fills us in on the research on church growth and travels he did during his sabbatical. Shownotes  -James referenced Alister McGrath's book Narrative Apologetics: Sharing the Relevance, Joy, and Wonder of the Christian Faith and Justin Holcomb's book On the Grace of God -Andrew referenced: -Armand Nicholi's book The Question of God: C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud Debate God, Love, Sex, and the Meaning of Life -Don H. Olive's biography of Wolfhart Pannenberg -Pannenberg's essay "Gospel and Church: The Proposed Concordat between Lutheran and Episcopal Churches in the USA" from the book Inhabiting Unity -Andrew's own article in The Living Church "Who Jesus is and Why that matters for the church: Remembering Carl Braaten" that mentioned Pannenberg's influence on Braaten. -the books by JI Packer:  --Keeping the 10 Commandments --The Thirty-Nine Articles: Their Place and Use Today (with R.T. Beckwith) --How to be a Christian: An Anglican Catechism (with Joel Scandrett)

Pastor JJ Uys

Thank you for listening to this episode! The SACRED Way (from the Waymaker book) S - stillness to know God A - attentiveness to hear God C - cruciformity to surrender to God  R - revelation to see God E - examine to return to God D - doxology to thank God   Special links mentioned: A secret tool to aid in true healing ( free PDF)  Books Waymaker book by Ann Voskamp   I want God by Lisa Whittle     Connect with us: Facebook  Instagram Ways to work with us 1:1 support: hello@cornerstoneintegrativehealing.com   

1.  Do away with complaining      A. It is addictive                                                                                    B.  It is contagious C.  It is destructive                                                                                 2.  Complaining has the wrong focus      A. Focus is on circumstances not God      B. Focus is on problem not the solution      C. Focus is on past not the future      D. Focus is on failure not success    3.  Questions to consider      A. Am I blameless or to blame?      B. Am I helping or harming?      C. Am I fitting in or standing out?      D. Am I leading others to Christ or standing in the way?    4. Changing my attitude      A. Let the Holy Spirit shine      B. Focus on God's attributes and being a child of God      C. Be thankful      D. Be helpful      E. Be accountable

1.  Proofs of resurrection       A. The stone was rolled away                                                      B.  The tomb was empty                                                     C.  The angels presence                                                                   D.  The eyewitnesses of Jesus appearances                            E. The Biblical prophecies   2.  Why Jesus resurrected      A.  He is the Son of God      B.  He is the Savior      C.  He is the Lord    3.  The future for Christians      A. Resurrection promise to believers      B. Resurrection picture for believers              C. Resurrection purpose for believers    4.  The present for Christians      A. Peace with God      B. Courage to live for God      C. Concern for others

1.  The Necessary Gift of Christmas      A. Sin brings spiritual death                                       B.  Sin brings physical death                                       C.  Sin leads to eternal death                                  2.  The Planned Gift of Christmas      A.  Before the creation of  the world      B.  Involve the One and Only Son of God      C.  Require the greatest cost    3.  The Forever Gift of Christmas      A.  Forever  Forgiven      B.  Forever Friend               C.  Forever in the Family

1.  The agony of Jesus       A. Being made sin B.     Being separated from God C.     Facing the wrath of God         2.  Why Jesus was told no?      A.      There is no other way for the salvation of humans      B.      There is no other person to pay the price      C.      There is no greater love then Jesus'    3.  Lessons on prayer      A.      Prayer helps to overcome temptation      B.      Prayer sometimes gets answered no      C.      Prayer is a time of submission      D.      Prayer is trusting God in promises like Romans 8:28   4. An appearance of an angel      A.      Angels worship God      B.      Angels brings messages from God      C.      Angels do ministry for God

1, Blind Bartimaeus heard      A. Pilgrams heading to Jerusalem                          `                 B.  Pilgrams listening to Jesus                                       C. Excitement was in the air                                           2.  Blind Bartimaeus has faith      A. He believes Jesus is the Messiah      B. He believes Jesus is Merciful      C. He believes Jesus can change him      D. He believes Jesus is Lord   3.  Blind Bartimaeus can see      A. He follows Jesus      B. He glorifies God      C. He is a witness to passion week

Pastor Mark Williams begins a new series from the Book of Ephesians. This book is a favorite to many people as a book of doctrine and duty. Throughout the series, we will see how God wants to do something fresh in our lives and how we can allow Him to do so. Join Pastor Mark and the North Cleveland Family for the launch of the series, "Living Life to the Praise of His Glory".   Sermon Outline/Notes Living Life for the Praise of His Glory A Study of the Letter of Paul to the Ephesians Welcome to the Book of Ephesians! A.    Fast Facts 1.      Ephesians is the 49th book of the Bible, 10th book of the New Testament, and the 9th of Paul's 13 letters.   2.      Ephesians is one of four letters written by the Apostle Paul during his first imprisonment in Rome. 3.      Ephesians is comprised of 6 chapters, 155 verses, and 3,039 words. B.     Prominent Themes 1.      The Church 2.      The Unity of Believers 3.      The Grace of God C.     Fascinating Beginnings (Acts 18:19-21, 19:1-20) Focus: Ephesians 1:1-23 I.                    A Life Lived for the Praise of His Glory Never Takes Spiritual Blessings for Granted. A.    The Scope of Spiritual Blessings (1:4-14) 1.      We have been chosen in Him before the foundation of the world (1:4). 2.      We have been adopted into the family of God (1:5). 3.      We have been redeemed by the blood of Jesus (1:7). 4.      We have been forgiven of all our sins (1:7). 5.      We have been given wisdom to understand the mystery of His will (1: 8-9). 6.      We have been sealed by the Holy Spirit of promise (1:13). B.     The Source of Spiritual Blessings (1:3) 1.      God is the source. 2.      Jesus is the secret. 3.      The Holy Spirit is the supply. C.     The Sphere of Spiritual Blessings (1:3) II.                 A Life Lived for the Praise of His Glory Gives Thanks for Others. A.    The Love of Others (1:15) B.     The Faith of Others (1:15) III.              A Life Lived for the Praise of His Glory Continues to Pursue God in Prayer. A.        Prayer for Spiritual Impartation (1:17) B.        Prayer for Spiritual Illumination (1:18) C.        Prayer for Spiritual Empowerment (1:19-23) IV.              Conclusion

You must carry the cross before you wear the crown and learn to leave the time of the blessing in the hands of God (C.H.S.). But it's extremely difficult- it truly, truly is... to learn to trust the Lord, to let the Lord build faith during the waiting, to wait quietly, to quietly bear the trials, to regard the trials as saving lessons... Join us as we explore these topics and much more. The end is not yet, but when it comes it shall be everlasting joy. Don't let go ! The best is yet to come.

A new MP3 sermon from DTBM, International is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: DWM-53a - Take the Jesus Test--Jesus Gives a Way to See if You're AS CONTENT as God C Subtitle: (Short Clips) Delights Of A Wo Speaker: Dr. John Barnett Broadcaster: DTBM, International Event: Sunday Service Date: 2/8/2023 Length: 14 min.