I trust that each of us are aware of our tendency to turn away from God. Not just that we might depart, but, that we do depart. It is my objective to review God's desire for His chosen nation to return to Him and apply these truths to His people today.
Pastor Doug Meadows
February 21, 2010
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Text: Mark 9:41
I would like to remind you that, in the very least, God takes notice of the little things, and that small things matter; do not despise small things. My objective is to encourage you to be faithful, even in the little things.
It is my objective to tell you a love story. It is one which, I pray, will stir your soul; will move your heart; will touch you deeply. I pray that it will motivate you to action and lead you by example. Our text will be the basis for our love theme.
We find that who a person is in his heart, is who he truly is. It is my objective to gain an understanding of the passage and apply the truth of this verse. If you are not for Him, then, you are against Him.
It is my objective to consider earthquakes from a biblical point of view. I shall refer you to the places mentioned in the Bible. After which, I intend to consider the sources of earthquakes, the root cause behind the death and destruction, and the possible purposes God has for them. Then, I plan to discuss how we should respond to such tragic events.
I would like to remind you of evangelism and missions and then challenge you to see them as the will of God. That is, each of us should be involved in evangelism and missions. We need to strive to make God's will a priority.
With the new year freshly upon us, I would attempt to encourage you toward that which lies ahead. It is my desire that you enter into this new year with God as your focus and God's will as your priority. I list seven things about God which should encourage you in your service to Jesus Christ.
A New Year's resolution involves action on your behalf and it involves some type of change. Some people err when making a resolution. My objective emphasizes the error people make when a resolution becomes a promise or vow. I would like to show you that to do so is unbiblical and lead you in another direction.
In this passage we find the matter of prayer and the imagery used to convey its importance before God. I thought it necessary to reflect upon our text and consider the subject of prayer. Dear Christian, if you thought little of prayer, perhaps this text will encourage you to pray.
No man in himself has anything to offer God. But man, in Christ, has everything to offer God. My objective is to remind you that God's purpose for us that we would be good stewards.