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In Tandem With God
Contributed by Richard Schwedes on Aug 11, 2008 (message contributor)
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1. In Tandem With God: When The Storms Hit
Contributed on Aug 11, 2008
As disciples of Jesus Christ we often experience storms in our life, this sermon shows how God is present during those storms helping us.
This week we are continuing our sermon series being tandem with God. As we discussed last week being in tandem, is like being in partnership, cooperating with God. It doesn’t mean it that we are equal with God, but that we work with God. And today we are looking at what it means to be in ...read more
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2. In Tandem With God: Including Others, Especially Those Who Differ
Contributed on Aug 22, 2008
A sermon that encourages us to see that God includes people of all types into His family.
Dr Seuess’ story the sneetches highlights something that seems to be part of every human being. The desire to be different and to use that difference to show how we are better than others. In the sneetches it was we have stars and you don’t. Then later on it was don’t have stars but you ...read more
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3. In Tandem With God: Sharing The Good Things About Jesus
Contributed on Aug 24, 2008
A sermon that encourages us to see what others say about Jesus and share with them the good things of Jesus.
Are you enjoying the Olympics? Every time they come about I seem to find myself watching more tv. And people who were no bodies around 6 weeks ago, become household names and heroes. Did you see Steve Hooker pole vault 5.96 metres to win the gold medal and set a new Olympic record? When the ...read more
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4. In Tandem With God: Being Aware Of The Costs And The Benefits
Contributed on Aug 29, 2008
This sermon explores that being a Christians involves costs and benefits. Being aware of the costs and the benefits of being a Christian is important, otherwise we end up with an unbalanced view of what it means to be a disciple.
For every decision you make. For every way you live your life. There are prices to pay. And the price is not just money. But every decision we make will cost us in time and relationships. And at times, when we make a decision, it prevents us or stops us from making another decision. We may ...read more