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3 episodes with overcoming evil with good
4 episodes with overcoming evil with good
4 episodes with overcoming evil with good
3 episodes with overcoming evil with good
2 episodes with overcoming evil with good
2 episodes with overcoming evil with good
3 episodes with overcoming evil with good
3 episodes with overcoming evil with good
2 episodes with overcoming evil with good
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Welcome to First Presbyterian Church, Columbus, Georgia! We hope you will be blessed by the ministry of the Word through our services! Click here to view the Concise service video on Youtube
Welcome to First Presbyterian Church, Columbus, Georgia! We hope you will be blessed by the ministry of the Word through our services! Click here to view the Concise service video on Youtube
Doctor Dolittle, the fictional doctor who converses with animals, has delighted fans through books, movies, and plays. However, few people know that author Hugh Lofting first wrote the Dolittle tales to his children from the ghastly trenches of World War I. He later said that the war was too awful to recount in his letters—so he wrote and illustrated stories instead. These whimsical, joy-filled tales were Lofting’s way of pushing back against the war’s horror. It’s inspiring to see a person moving against the menacing, degrading forces that seem too powerful to thwart. We admire this resilient courage because we fear that injustice, violence, and greed will triumph. Sometimes we fear that the whole world will be “overcome by evil” (Romans 12:21). And these fears are well-founded if we’re left to ourselves. However, God has not left us to ourselves. He fills us with His divine strength, places us in the action, and calls us to “overcome evil with good” (v. 21). We each overcome evil with good in whatever ways God has put into our hearts. Some of us write beautiful stories. Some of us care for the poor. Some of us make our homes places of welcome. Some of us share God’s story through melody, poetry, or conversation. In a myriad of ways, we carry His goodness and peace into the world (v. 18), overcoming evil as we go.
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"Overcoming Evil With Good" - Sermon by Pastor Robert Gianserra - Romans 12:14-21
Philippians 1:20 Luke 6:27 1 Thessalonians 5:15 1 Peter 3:9 Romans 13:3–4 Romans 14:7, 14:19 Galatians 5:22 Hebrews 12:14 Psalm 94:1–11 Revelation 6:9–17 Proverbs 25:21–22 Psalm 140:7–13 Romans 12:1–2
Beginning in Romans 12, Paul describes the fountain of blessing that flows from the life of a person who is in Christ. The gospel changes us. It renews our minds and changes our thinking. It changes how we think about God, ourselves and our brothers and sisters in Christ. The gospel teaches us that no one and no thing in the fellowship of the body is beneath us. Christ left the glory of heaven to die for me. He did not consider me beneath Him. When that truth impacts my mind, it ultimately changes my disposition towards others. The gospel creates a divinely beautiful fellowship in the church that cannot be duplicated in the world. But Paul doesn’t stop there. When this kind of transformation takes place in the church, it will eventually burst the doors of the church and get carried out into the world. Our attitude towards Christ and each other in the body sets the agenda for how we respond to evil and those who persecute us. The Christian brings blessing and harmony in the body but also overcomes evil in the world. These verses have never been more practical for the believer’s life. I pray that you will make plans to day to join us for worship this weekend. This is an exciting time to be a part of LBC. Get plugged in and find a place ot fellowship and service as we continue to bring the message of hope to the heartland. — Pastor Chad McDonald
Beginning in Romans 12, Paul describes the fountain of blessing that flows from the life of a person who is in Christ. The gospel changes us. It renews our minds and changes our thinking. It changes how we think about God, ourselves and our brothers and sisters in Christ. The gospel teaches us that no one and no thing in the fellowship of the body is beneath us. Christ left the glory of heaven to die for me. He did not consider me beneath Him. When that truth impacts my mind, it ultimately changes my disposition towards others. The gospel creates a divinely beautiful fellowship in the church that cannot be duplicated in the world. But Paul doesn’t stop there. When this kind of transformation takes place in the church, it will eventually burst the doors of the church and get carried out into the world. Our attitude towards Christ and each other in the body sets the agenda for how we respond to evil and those who persecute us. The Christian brings blessing and harmony in the body but also overcomes evil in the world. These verses have never been more practical for the believer’s life. I pray that you will make plans to day to join us for worship this weekend. This is an exciting time to be a part of LBC. Get plugged in and find a place ot fellowship and service as we continue to bring the message of hope to the heartland. — Pastor Chad McDonald
This sermon explores how the mercies of God and salvation in Christ transform our approach to dealing with enemies and those who wrong us. It emphasizes the importance of not seeking revenge, but instead responding with love, kindness, and good deeds. Pastor Brent Sivinksty highlights that as believers, we are called to reflect Christ's example in our interactions, even with those who harm us, trusting God to handle justice and vengeance.
Pastor Kevin Love preaches on Romans 12:9-21, Overcoming Evil with Good.
Pastor Kevin Love preaches on Romans 12:9-21, Overcoming Evil with Good.
Structure of 1 Samuel 24:-Saul's vulnerability to David (1-7) -David's testimony of innocence (8-15) -Saul's recognition of David's innocence (16-22)Takeaways from 1 Samuel 24:• David, the king, trusts in God • Jesus is our ultimate king • We need to trust God like Jesus/DavidPsalm 57 themes: • Reliance on God for safety • Trust in God's plan • Protection against enemies • Peace despite chaos • Worship and praise of God
Christians ought not to be overcome by evil actions of others, but instead use good to conquer them. Don't Let Evil Overcome You: Conquer it with Good. Continue Overcoming Evil with Good.
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Throughout this season of Epiphany, Jesus has described the governing principles of his kingdom being completely opposite to the governing principles of the world. This week Jesus asks us to befriend our enemies, to love those who hate us, and to repay evil with good. Worldly logic would say that is a recipe for being walked all over. Yet haven't we seen this tactic work? When we were Christ's enemies, he loved us to the point of death. He repays our daily wrongs with the daily goodness of his mercy. In doing so, he won us for himself. Here is the epiphany we badly need to have. Following the strategy Jesus lays out—loving our enemies—is not a capitulation to evil. It is a means of conquering it.Support the showMessages from the King is produced by King of Kings Lutheran Church in Maitland, FL.To find out more about King of Kings... Please visit VisitKoK.com Like us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/visitkok) Email us @ info@visitkok.com Remember your Savior Jesus loves you! May he bless you with his grace!
Throughout this season of Epiphany, Jesus has described the governing principles of his kingdom as being completely opposite to the governing principles of the world. This week, Jesus asks us to befriend our enemies, love those who hate us, and repay evil with good. Worldly logic would say that is a recipe for being walked all over. Yet, haven't we seen this tactic work? When we were Christ's enemies, he loved us to the point of death. He repays our daily wrongs with the daily goodness of his mercy. In doing so, he won us for himself. Here is the epiphany we badly need to have. Following the strategy Jesus lays out—loving our enemies—is not a capitulation to evil. It is a means of conquering it.
Message from Matt Ham on January 26, 2025
Luke 6:27-38 – In our interactions with others, Jesus calls us to disregard what people deserve. Instead, we are to show the same grace that God has shown to us. The Foundation Preacher Podcast is provided to you by WELS Congregational Services. The Foundation resources were created to help churches allow the gospel message heard […]
Welcome! We Are Glad You Are Here!Today we are in Romans 12:9-21Overcome Evil with Good Follow along in the following verses in order of presentationJohn 3:16, 1 John 3:17-19, 1 Peter 1:22, 1 Peter 4:8, 1 Peter 3:10-11, Titus 3:8, John 16:33, Hebrews 13:1, John 17:15, Luke 6:27-36, 1 John 3:16
Pastor Jack Graham closes out the series All In, describing the Christian life and how we practically and personally live the life God has given us. Looking to Romans 12:14-21, Pastor Graham teaches that the Scripture in Romans comes down to what the Cross is all about overcoming evil with good. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/395/29
Overcoming Evil with Good Romans 12:17-21 Adam Hayes
Pastor Emily discusses Romans 12:21 and shares personal insights on how Christians can practically respond to evil in their everyday lives by overcoming it with good. She illustrates this concept using the book "Hinds' Feet on High Places" and emphasizes the importance of reacting to challenging situations with love and gentleness.
Message from Senior Minister, Brady Bryce Scripture: Romans 12:21,9; Matthew 5:43-48 For more resources and access to everything we have going on at First, visit https://www.firstabq.org
Welcome to today's episode, hosted by Daniel McLendon, Worship and Media Pastor at First Baptist Church. Join us as we dive into Romans 12, reflecting on the transformative power of God's love. We'll explore Brett's sermon on blessing those who persecute us, loving our enemies, and overcoming evil with good. Plus, hear about an upcoming church family picnic on September 29th and other exciting events. Be encouraged as we study God's Word together! Don't forget to join us for Wednesday night Bible study at 6 PM.
Introduction A life that is sacrificed to God. That is what we have been talking about. Paul has laid out the idea that we are to be living sacrifices to God. He has spent a great deal of time working on what is salvation in this letter to the Christians is Rome, but now as he gets into practicalities,…
In what ways can you encourage others in your community or church to overcome evil with good?Happy Friday! We hope this week has been filled with blessings, growth, and moments of reflection. Today we guide us through a vital and challenging piece of scripture from Romans 12:19-21. In Episode 1045, titled "Overcome Evil with Good," we'll delve into the importance of responding to negativity and opposition with love and kindness, rather than vengeance. Join us as we explore the way of Christ and embody His teachings in our daily lives. It's been an amazing week, and we're wrapping it up with wisdom, prayer, and a focus on spreading positivity in the world. So get comfortable, prepare your heart, and let's dive in!Have thoughts to share about this devotional? Tap HERE to send us a text! NEW TO MY MORNING DEVOTIONAL? We're so glad you're here! We're the Alessis, a ministry family working together in a church in Miami, FL, and we're so blessed to partner with the My Morning Devotional community and continue the great work done by the show's creator and our friend, Alison Delamota. Here's how to join our community! Subscribe to the show on this app Share this with a friend Follow Us on Instagram and Facebook Subscribe to Our YouTube Channel Leave a review KEEP UP WITH ALISON: https://alisondelamota.comIG: https://instagram.com/alisondelamotahttps://instagram.com/delamarried
Are you tired of the divisive and angry political climate? What if there was a way to approach politics that transcended the chaos? And what if God is calling you and me to become His agents of positive change (and then gives us a step-by-step operational plan to do it!)? Join us as we explore a Jesus-centered political outlook through the powerful lens of Romans 12. Discover surprising insights that speak directly to our turbulent cultural moment. This teaching challenges us to rethink our political engagement, emphasizing that who we vote for matters little if we aren't representing Jesus in the process. Click here to download a handout that goes along with this message: https://bit.ly/Jesus-Centered-Politics
Andy continues his series in Romans 12, this week looking at verses 17 to 21 and how we're called to show Jesus' love in all situations.
Devotional by Donnie Simmet
“We have to realize that light does dispel darkness and that we do make a difference. Your life does make a difference. Sometimes it doesn't seem that way, that you don't get awards for living the Word. You go home after a hard day of work, and you've got to take care of your family, and it can sometimes seem a little bit thankless. And it's like, ‘What is the difference? Is this really making a difference?' Absolutely, yes, it is making a huge, spiritual difference in the whole climate.” Rev. Bryan Mittler, Rev. Chandler Greene, and podcast interviewer Edgar Mendoza talk about many facets of the subject “overcoming evil with good.” This interview covers the importance of understanding God's goodness and bringing it into life's situations. We invite you to spend time with these men in this special roundtable episode as they share the Word and their perspectives on the subject. Conversation Links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcendentals Genesis 1 Luke 18:19 III John 11 Psalm 138:2 II Corinthians 4:4 Power for Abundant Living, by Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille, chapter 9, page 112 Genesis 3 Psalm 34:14 Hebrews 5:13,14 Romans 12:21 I Corinthians 6:19,20 Jeremiah 10:23 Acts 9:5 Deuteronomy 11:19 https://thewayinternational.com/claiming-our-rights-as-sons-of-god/ https://www.theway.org/bookstore/the-way-magazine/ To Learn More about The Way International: https://linktr.ee/thewayintl https://www.theway.org/contact-us/ Certain opinions expressed in this podcast may or may not represent the views of The Way International. All music used is either owned by The Way International, is used with permission, has been purchased for use, or is in the public domain.
Living Sacrifices - Part 7 - “Overcome evil with good” sounds so simple, but what does it really mean? Christians have done a lot of un-Christian things in the name of resisting evil. When we read on to chapter 13:10 (where Paul's train of thought actually leads), we see what Paul had in mind. learn more about First Baptist Conroe at fbcconroe.org/getconnected
Pastor Jack Graham closes out the series All In, describing the Christian life and how we practically and personally live the life God has given us. Looking to Romans 12:14-21, Pastor Graham teaches that the Scripture in Romans comes down to what the Cross is all about overcoming evil with good. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/395/29
What is the answer to the challenges we deal with in the world right now? Does praying for our enemies really help? Do we have what it take to change what needs to be changed? When we face challenges, it's easy to focus on what it looks like but far more challenging to go to work on our insides. We can address challenges from God's perspective and when we do it leaves us with an intense desire to be peacemakers and lovers of people. Learn the solution today for overcoming evil with good on the God's Vibes podcast. Xo/Juliana APPLY NOW! The Spirit-Driven Success Life Coach Certification Waitlist is OPEN. If you are an aspiring life coach or a seasoned life coach, this kingdom experiential training program is for you! Apply now or join us for a live information session HERE: https://julianapage.co/coachingFAQ Join us for a free Purpose Planning Masterclass on 11/30. Register HERE: https://julianapage.co/purpose COURAGE CO. & MORE: Ready to master your inner life? Join us in the God's Vibes Mastermind for Holy Spirit Bootcamp!! ENROLL HERE: https://julianapage.co/mastermind Unlock your full potential with Courage Co. Masterclass Bundle! Join our monthly masterclasses and 3-day challenges, featuring guest interviews and content on demand. Get session guides and notes, plus ongoing support in our private community feed. With 12 months of personal development, you'll gain the courage to conquer any challenge. Start your journey today! https://julianapage.co/couragecobundle Check out the Courage Co. virtual community over at www.courageco.org and join us for free challenges, prayer calls and more! Rate the podcast 5 stars and leave a review, peruse www.julianapage.com for a book or the declaration deck!
A Study of Romans 12:21 and how a Christian can be a winner in spite of the evil that surrounds us.
In the life of David series, I come to an amazing account of providence. Urged on by his own men to kill Saul, David is faced with getting ahead of God’s will, and possibly committing a horrible crime. Instead, David chooses to stand on the promises of God and overcome evil with good. This is …
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