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Sermons on Pentecost (Page 26)
This is the first part of our three-part series on faith. We begin with the faith of the disciples being testing in the wind and the waves.
When Jesus was teaching and healing the 5,000, they needed to eat. And Jesus fed the entire crowd from the five fish and two loaves. Unimaginable? Not for Him! How can we today help to make this happen? We need only follow His example. Lord, embolden us to minister to those in need wherever and…
Society can make us feel less than priceless. It puts a dollar amount on each person like a point on a graph. Likewise, Satan wants us to feel worthless, but take heart! Jesus came to save us and reaffirm our worth as His priceless treasure. The three parables Jesus shared in the book of Matthew…
At first glance, the parable of the sower is straightforward – Jesus even explains it to us. But there is more! Join us as we dig deeper and examine what this parable means for us in today’s rocky landscape.
As we go through each week, we find ourselves tired and in need of rest. God has the solution and even set the example when He rested on the 7th day! The Sabbath offers physical, mental and spiritual rest – if we only come to Christ to be forgiven and renewed!
When Jesus told his followers there would be conflict when they shared the Good News, there was a message for us as his followers today. Jesus warns us that the world will use the sword against His followers. We may have to go against the world and perhaps our very family as we follow His…
Like the apostles, we worry about the divergence between our spiritual and our daily lives. Remember how the Lord values the sparrow and values us all the more. May we strive to always value Jesus as we share him with the world with an undivided heart!
Be sure to call your father today 🙂
After Jesus’ resurrection, the church ebbed and flowed. On the day of Pentecost, three thousand souls were added to the church in one day. What did the apostles do? And what can we learn from them as we minister to our friends and neighbors? Let’s listen…