Category: Sermon

  • Christian Devotion

    As I address the subject of Christian devotion, it is my objective that you look within. Make a personal assessment. Take a self-evaluation. Then, respond as the Holy Spirit moves in your heart.

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  • New Year Considerations

    There are times in life when we need a change. With the New Year fresh upon us and the attitude for change in our minds, I thought it well to address this subject. It is my objective to review the new beginning for the nation of Israel and find application for you and me as we enter this new year.

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  • What A Difference A Day Makes!

    Every one of us is concerned about time. The past influences us. The future concerns us. The opportunity for today is before us. The Scripture addresses the matters of the past, present, and future. It is my desire to both encourage and exhort you.

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  • No Room In The Inn

    The reading of the passage tells us of the circumstances surrounding Jesus' birth. What garners my attention is the reason for such menial conditions, there were no vacancies at the local motel. Let us consider other times, when, perhaps, that phrase could have been spoken, and in a sense, was spoken.

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  • Lifelong Faith

    What type of faith do you have? Is your faith a temporary one, or will what you believe carry you throughout your life? I trust and pray that your faith in Jesus as your Savior is a lifelong faith.

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  • Invest in the Spiritual

    When we leave this world we will not take anything with us. Yet, we read in our text that we can lay up treasure in heaven. We cannot take it with us, but we can send it on ahead.

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  • The Sacrifice of Thanksgiving

    Objects of Christian service might be thought of as sacrifices for the Lord. In a sense we bring offerings to God. One area of service is giving praise to God. Should we do so? Is there a reason to do so? I think there is.

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  • Hope for the Sinner

    A sinner will never seek Christ if he cannot accept the fact he is a sinner and under condemnation. At the same time, I want to offer hope. Here, I find a message of hope coupled with a gentle reminder as to why we need God's love and grace.

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