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Life long friend Danny Gabe Moreno called me up and asked me for advice in his public speaking and wanted to pick my brain about joke writing.  I recorded it and I believe it is one of the better conversations I have had this year.

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Sunday, October 24, 2021 - BLESSED -  Pure Sight of God - Message by Tyler Boles, Connections Pastor

Two sermons, given by Hope Johnson and Naomi Cunningham, from the Twenty-Second Sunday after Pentecost, October 24th, 2021. Visit saintlukesdarien.org for more information. 

Sermon by Van Wormer Sea Breeze Camp 1959

SERMON - Keeping Each Other On Track | Series: On Track | Message 017 by Valley Christian Fellowship

Sermon given by John Carroll, October 24, 2021.

As Christians we talk often about living as deeply formed Jesus followers. Unfortunately, this is impossible without the powerful presence of the Holy Spirit working in our lives. In our culture today the Holy Spirit tends to be the least understood, least preached about, and least discussed member of the Trinity causing us to shy away or completely disregard. The truth is without an awareness of and intentionality towards the Holy Spirit, our spiritual lives will quickly become a dry, mechanical struggle often causing us to wonder, “is there more being a Jesus follower than what I am experiencing? Over the next three weeks we will explore who the Holy Spirit is and how we can live empowered, meaningful lives as followers of Jesus. 

The noise all around can distract us from what's most important. Pastor Jennifer McGill describes the steps to take to cut through this noise, allowing us to experience a more joyful, peaceful, and impactful life.

In verses 18-21, the writer vividly pictured the situation at Mount Sinai where the Old Covenant was given and its awesomeness and fearful nature were described (cf. Ex. 19:9–23; Deut. 9:8–19).In verses 22-24, the realities that relate to New Covenant people and to which they have come are even more impressive because they are “heavenly.” Not only is there the heavenly city, but there are also heaven-related beings, both the “myriad of angels” and the people (“spirits of the righteous made perfect”), associated with it. But above all, it is to “God, the Judge of all,” that they have come—and there are some who indeed can stand His searching scrutiny of their lives (“the spirits of the righteous made perfect;” cf. 10:14; 11:40)—and to “Jesus, the Mediator (cf. 8:6; 9:15) of a New Covenant” whose atoning blood does not cry for judgment as did Abel's but secures the acceptance of all New Covenant persons.If the readers would contemplate these things properly, they would be awed by them and more inclined to fulfill their call to the highest privileges that the New Covenant can provide.Key Takeaways:Simply, this section can be summarized as: The writer of Hebrews contrasts Mt. Sinai and the giving of the Law with the heavenly Mt. Zion and the blessings of grace in the churchAbel's blood made Cain feel guilty (and rightly so) and drove him away in despair; but Christ's blood frees us from guilt and has opened the way into the presence of God.The greater privileges of the new covenant demand greater responsiveness from believers.The patriarchs endured as they looked ahead to the city God was preparing for them. One way to lay hold of God's grace is to look ahead by faith to the wonderful future He has prepared for us.For more information about this show, which includes additional notes and details, please visit the show page here or visit our home page at SeekingourGod.com MusicLife of Riley by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3976-life-of-rileyLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

As Christianity expands in the global South, the Western church must continue to support the developing church by sending and going.

Sermon by Rev. Shane StanfordPsalm 119

Sermon by Bro. Chris CarterEcclesiastes 5:1-7

Uno de los lugares más maravillosos que he podido visitar es Israel. Israel nos conecta con nuestro pasado y nuestro futuro.  Tierra Santa, Israel representa nuestra fe, Judío Cristiana.  Nuestro invitado el evangelista Peter De Jesús nos habla de sus experiencias en Israel.  Conoce más sobre nosotros en https://www.ilderhidalgo.com/  

This week we tackle the first part of Acts 6. We are walking through the historical story of Stephen and the miraculous faith that he showed in such a short time for the cause of Christ. Join us!

Sunday AM l Missions Month l October 23, 2021

Jesus is our God-appointed attorney...

Whatever we fill ourselves with is what will be poured out of us to the world in turn. When we fill our hearts with the truth of God's Scripture, He presents us with opportunities to speak to others about Him. Our words make a difference when they have His power behind them -- and that difference has the ability to make an eternal impact on someone else's life.

By Kyle Meier | 1 Corinthians 15:42-49 | Hardwired

The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit (Lord's Day 20 - 2 Acts 2:33) - Evening Sermon

When is Jesus coming back? How does Jesus expect us to live as we wait for his return? Learn more in this sermon presented to Cottondale Baptist Church in Eastman, GA on 10/24/21 by pastor Chad Hendley. www.cottondalebaptistchurch.com

by Josh Haveman | From the Series: Searching for Answers: Encountering Jesus | Scripture: John 18:33-40 Download Audio

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Sunday October 24, 2021

Through The Crowd Part 7 - Kirby Pearson

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Biblical submission comes from the example of Jesus on the cross—a willing action inspired by love instead of forced obligation. Freely given submission is an opportunity to reflect the way of Jesus through a lifetime of sacrifice toward one another. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Sermon from October 24, 2021.

Landon Snow, Senior Leader, taught on the beatitudes and the importance of cultivating them in our life.

In this passage, John continues his letter by moving from encouragement to exhortation.  John gives clear commands to the church about what they are supposed to be doing—or not doing—because of who they are.

In this sermon, Pastor Matt continues his teaching series titled "Greater Than" where we'll focus on what God has planned for us as believers by putting our own plans aside and following what He calls us to.

There is nothing easy about HABIT FORMATION. You have to fight for your health, fight for your marriage, fight for your convictions. How? 1. Do it SCARED 2. Do it DIFFICULT 3. Do it DIFFERENT 4. Do it NOW. The good news? When we get on our knees, God fights our battles for us!

Mark Booker | Romans 1:14 | The Gospel of God | As the agents through whom God's mission of worldwide blessing is expanding, we are servants of all. This sermon examines the origin of this service, the scope of this service, and the nature of this service. In short, as servants of God we are called to serve everyone we see without distinction, even our enemies.

God uses ordinary brushes to paint the world with the brilliant colors of his saving glory.

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We live in a very competitive world...

Welcome to the weekly podcast of the Sunday morning sermons at First Evangelical Church - Glendale, located in Glendale, CA.  Rev. Dr. Siang-Yang Tan is our Senior Pastor. Thanks for listening to our podcasts and be sure to tune in each week as the pastors at FECG teach from the Word of God.   Now that the Governor of California has eased some of the restrictions regarding public gatherings during to the pandemic, we are now pleased to invite you and your family to come and worship with us here at FECG. Sunday morning service times are: English 9:30 am Cantonese /Mandarin 11:30 am *Advance registration is required, so just go to our website, www.FECG.org for more information. ------------------------------------------- WHAT WE BELIEVE We believe in the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments as being the inspired Word of God and completely inerrant in its original writings.  We believe in one God, eternally existing in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.  We believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, who was born of the Virgin Mary,  was crucified, died and was buried for the atonement of sin. He rose again from the dead on the third day, and ascended bodily into heaven as our Priest and Advocate. He will return bodily to earth. We believe that the Holy Spirit is the third person of the triune Godhead.

Opening Hymn: #680 We Walk by Faith Readings: #1180 Psalm Refrain: Psalm #126: The Lord has done great things for us; we are filled with joy Presentation Of Gifts: #645 Amazing Grace Communion Hymn: #651 Open My Eyes, Lord Closing Hymn: #633 For the Beauty of the Earth All music reproduced and streamed with permission from ONE LICENSE, license #A-723939. Celebrants: Rev Frank Szemanski Today's readings (via USCCB): bible.usccb.org/daily-bible-reading For more information, visit our parish website at MaryQueenofPeacePGH.org.

October 24, 2021

Our Community of Faith: "Our Outreach and Service" Rev. Lance Marshall https://fumcfw.org/worship

In this sermon, based on Mark 10:46-52, Pastor Scott explores a miraculous healing of Jesus. Its both wonderful, but also a little eye opening as we consider what has just happened. This is the assigned text for Sunday October 24th, 2021, the 22nd Sunday after Pentecost.