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Jesus Picks His Team

Jesus Picks His Team

preached May 10, 2009
added June 7, 2009
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scripture Mark 3:7-19
topic Jesus Christ
type Sermon
id 2686

At the outset of Jesus’ public ministry, He chose twelve to be His close companions, friends and disciples. He did not select them based on their credentials or skills. Even if they had been the best of men, they were still men at best. These ordinary chosen few with ordinary strengths and weaknesses would accomplish extraordinary works through and for Jesus. He still calls men and women today to be with Him, tell others about Him and live for Him by His power.

Faith that Works, Volume 3

Faith that Works, Volume 3

added June 1, 2009
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scripture James
topics Christian Living, Money, Sin
type Series
id 15903

“Faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.” The letter of James is vital reading whenever the believer is tempted to be content with knowledge devoid of action, to cultivate the world’s friendship rather than God’s, and to tolerate disorder and selfish ambition. As we’ll learn, James shows us that the outward display of faith will find its roots in the inward transformation that has already taken place. These studies provide a forceful and timely reminder that our creed must be seen in our conduct and our attitude must display itself in action.

Venturing In Faith

Venturing In Faith

added June 1, 2009
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scripture Genesis 11, Genesis 12, Genesis 13, Genesis 14
topics Faith, Fear, Obeying God, Prayer, Salvation
type Series
id 22101

Abraham’s journey of faith could be described as a series of new beginnings. As we follow his path we watch as he learned to trust God no matter what. Here we discover faith expressed in the changes and challenges of life and we learn that with God failure is never final.

Faith that Works, Volume 4

Faith that Works, Volume 4

added June 1, 2009
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scripture James
topics Second Coming of Christ, Suffering
type Series
id 15904

“Faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.” The letter of James is vital reading whenever the believer is tempted to be content with knowledge devoid of action, to cultivate the world’s friendship rather than God’s, and to tolerate disorder and selfish ambition. As we’ll learn, James shows us that the outward display of faith will find its roots in the inward transformation that has already taken place. These studies provide a forceful and timely reminder that our creed must be seen in our conduct and our attitude must display itself in action.

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