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Turn On The Light
Contributed by Todd Pugh on Jan 14, 2008 (message contributor)
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1. Spectrum
Contributed on Jan 14, 2008
This sermon looks at how God’s light needs to change our perspective.
Spectrum Series: Turn on the light Sunday Sermon / November 18th 2007 Intro: Have you noticed yet that different people see the world differently? Sometimes these differences cause serious clashes and even wars. Democrats and Republicans, white collar and blue collar, one race from another, ...read more
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2. Source
Contributed on Jan 14, 2008
We are hopeless without God as our Source. He leads and teaches us by His Word.
Source Series: Turn on the light Sunday Sermon / December 9th, 2007 Intro: Every light has a source; an origin. Every ray of light has a source and when you trace it back from the object seen to the source that is shining you may understand why a thing appears the way it does. Have you ...read more
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3. Shine
Contributed on Jan 14, 2008
God gives us power to shine for him. We are part of God’s testimony to the world. Love is the light.
Shine Series: Turn on the Light / Sunday, December 30th 2007 Intro: In 1853, Hosea Lewis became the “keeper of the light” on Lime Rock Island at Newport, Rhode Island, Lewis suffered a stroke four years later, at which time his teenage daughter Ida assumed responsibility for the light. Each day ...read more
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4. On Or Off
Contributed on Jan 14, 2008
We need to be fully devoted to God’s truth, especially when it comes to living for him.
On or Off Series: Turn on the light Sunday Sermon / November 18th 2007 Intro: Frame the series title: Jesus illuminates – darkness blinds. On or Off – sin separates us from God. A true Christian doesn’t want to live in darkness. Read along; read ahead; read repeatedly Allow the ...read more
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5. Intensity
Contributed on Jan 14, 2008
I shared this message on Christmas eve; I looks at how important it is for us to prioritize God
Intensity Christmas Eve service 2007 Intro: Igniter Video about Santa and Jesus. Not everyone sees just how important Jesus really is. I remember a few years ago when I was walking through an electronics department in a shopping mall and I saw it!!! My first HIGH DEF BIG SCREEN TV!!! ...read more
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6. Electify
Contributed on Jan 14, 2008
The Apostle John was electrified by coming to know Jesus’ love and see His great light of Truth. He was never the same and his passion never reduced.
Electrify Series: Turn the Light On! Sunday Sermon, November 11, 2007 Intro: Toward the end of the first century, some Christians began drifting away from the truth about Christ. They were losing touch with those who had known Jesus in the flesh as the founders of the church began to die ...read more
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7. Circuit Breaker
Contributed on Jan 14, 2008
We need to truly test the messages we hear, and judge whether they are from God. We need a circuit breaker to protect against false doctrine and beliefs.
Circuit Breaker Series: Turn on the light Sunday Sermon / December 2nd, 2007 Intro: Function of a Circuit is to protect against dangerous overload. A circuit breaker is an automatically-operated electrical switch designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by overload or ...read more
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8. Burn
Contributed on Jan 14, 2008
Knowing Jesus is an all consuming, burning passion.
Burn Series: Turn on the Light!!! Christmas Sunday / December 23rd 2007 Intro: Merry Christmas!!! What are you getting for Christmas!? Wow. That’s what this is all about isn’t? Christmas is actually about a gift. On the last day of school before Christmas break, children were ...read more
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9. Chain Reaction
Contributed on Jan 14, 2008
God seeks to fuse his life with ours, so we may truly live. His love started the greatest chain reaction the universe has ever seen.
Chain Reaction Series: Turn on the light Sunday Sermon / December 16, 2007 Intro: Author, Lisa Rogak has written a book on Funeral Foods, Rituals & Customs from Around World It’s entitled, “Death Warmed over.” In it she tells the story of one man who was very near death. He was dying at ...read more