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  • Good And Evil Series

    Contributed by Glenn Pease on Mar 12, 2021
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     | 2,571 views

    Evil we say is dependent upon the good for its very existence. Good can exist alone, but evil must have the presence of good to exist,

    When Victor Hugo was at what seemed to be the height of his fame he came into disfavor with Napoleon III and was exiled for 19 years. It was only natural that Hugo would consider this as pure tragedy, but his immediate judgment was wrong. During those years he wrote far superior books, and he ...read more

  • Trophies In The Halls Of Hell

    Contributed by John Gaston on Mar 13, 2021
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     | 6,022 views

    Hunters like to keep trophies of their hunting prowess. Satan also has a Trophy Room in Hell, where all those whom he conquered are displayed. Make sure you don't end up a trophy in the Halls of Hell!

    TROPHIES IN THE HALLS OF HELL Isa. 14:9; 1 Pet. 5:8 INTRODUCTION A. HUMOR 1. A man was out working in his yard when a police car pulled up. The policeman got out and asked him where he was between 5 & 6. 2. For some reason the officer got a little agitated when he said, “I was in ...read more

  • The Fragrance Of Love Series

    Contributed by Glenn Pease on Mar 17, 2021
     | 3,457 views

    How is a Christian suppose to smell? According to Paul, he is to smell sweet and pleasant, like the perfume of God in Christ.

    Napoleon and Josephine adored violets. She often wore the extremely expensive violet scented perfume as her trade mark. Only the wealthiest people could afford it. When she died in 1814, Napoleon planted violets at her grave, and just before his exile to St. Helena he made a pilgrimage to it. ...read more

  • Pentecostal Power Series

    Contributed by Glenn Pease on Mar 20, 2021
    based on 4 ratings
     | 5,214 views

    The early church celebrated this day long before they did Christmas. If we are unaware of this day it is due to the lack of understanding of the place of the Holy Spirit in the life of the church.

    One of the oldest festival days in history is the Festival of Pentecost. It was one of the favorites of the Jews for centuries before Christ, and it has been a significant day in the church for two thousand years. It became the third great Christian feast after Christmas and Easter. It marks the ...read more

  • From The Worst To The Best Series

    Contributed by Glenn Pease on Mar 23, 2021
     | 1,934 views

    Paul tells us in verses 13 and 14 that he was always a very religious man, and he was zealous in his commitment to Judaism. Paul becomes a great example of both the danger and value of being religious.

    Mary Marrow had just arrived in China as a missionary when the Boxer Rebellion broke out in 1900. The leaders of China blamed the missionaries for the problems of the land, and mobs began to violently persecute the Christians. They were dragged from their homes and forced to stomp on a cross or ...read more

  • The Man Who Was Not Born Series

    Contributed by Glenn Pease on Mar 24, 2021
     | 2,302 views

    How did man begin? Verse 7 makes it clear that he was not born, but was formed. He was molded as clay in the potter's hand. He was a product of what already existed.

    An old preacher from the back woods was teaching a class of children about how God created man. He said, "In the beginning there was just nothin at all. One day God was fooling around with some mud, and before you knew it he had a man. He put that man up against a fence to dry there in the ...read more

  • Equal But Different Series

    Contributed by Glenn Pease on Mar 25, 2021
     | 3,382 views

    The Corinthian Christians failed to see the truth of equality with differences, and it hurt the church.

    A well-to-do tourist stopped to get some souvenirs at Indian teepee. When he saw the poor old Indian chief sitting there barely making enough money to survive, he decided to give him some advice. He said, "Why don't you go to town and get a job in a factory?" "Why," ...read more

  • Joy Series

    Contributed by Suzanne Wall on Dec 15, 2019
     | 5,205 views

    In today's readings, Advent is a promise of joyful disruption.

    Joy Last year, I also got to speak for the third Sunday of Advent. But turns out I can’t just repeat that sermon. Last year, the bible passages were about Advent bringing a promise of joyful reconciliation. This year, I’d say the readings are about Advent as a promise of joyful disruption. Isaiah ...read more

  • Three Good Reasons To Say 'no" To God

    Contributed by Stephen Aram on Dec 16, 2019
     | 3,429 views

    Mary had many good reasons to say 'np' to the message from the angel. But she chose the wisest answer to say to God. She said 'yes.'

    I love the quote that you’ll see printed on the front of your bulletin. Martin Luther was the one who said it about the Christmas story. "There are three wonders here: one, that God should become a man; another, that a virgin should bear a child; and third, that Mary believed. And the ...read more

  • God, Give Us 20/20 Vision In 2020

    Contributed by Joel Pankow on Dec 26, 2019
    based on 4 ratings
     | 20,751 views

    An encouragement to stay in the Word and know it well as the world turns darker and darker in 2020

    12.31.19 New Year’s Eve Sermon They say that once you reach fifty you’re “over the hill.” One of the things I enjoy most about hiking is getting to the top of a hill and being able to look over a nice landscape. Life is like climbing a hill. I had an elderly lady give me some of the best ...read more

  • "our Perplexing Predicament" Series

    Contributed by Dr. David C. Penn on Jan 1, 2020
    based on 1 rating
     | 7,582 views

    Charles Dickens, the renowned English poet and novelist of the nineteenth century, he once spoke much truth when he said: “We are living in the best of times and we are living in the worst of times!”

    Introduction: Charles Dickens, the renowned English poet and novelist of the nineteenth century, he once spoke much truth when he said: “We are living in the best of times and we are living in the worst of times!” All of us today will agree that these are in fact “THE BEST OF TIMES!” For when we ...read more

  • Very Dry Bones

    Contributed by Michael Deutsch on Jan 6, 2020
     | 8,861 views

    A beginning of the year series focusing on drawing closer to God so we can become the people He calls us to be.

    Dry Bones Ezekiel 37:1-14 April 22, 2012 For so many people, New Year’s Day kind of gives us a new start. It gives us a sense of new hope. Maybe this year will be better than last year. With that comes new dreams, hopes, and expectations. So, what are you dreaming about this year? What is it ...read more

  • I Choose To Forgive - Part 3 Series

    Contributed by Bo Dunford on Jan 11, 2020
     | 1,790 views

    Life's Choices

    MATTHEW 6:14-15 “I CHOOSE TO FORGIVE – PART 3” A) If you’re wondering how to heal the past and get some forward momentum going, the answer is without a doubt, forgiveness. * I know you’ve heard that word before, but don’t knock it until you have really tried it according to the ...read more

  • "Come And Worship”

    Contributed by Andy Grossman on Jan 17, 2020
     | 3,989 views

    Exploring what is truth worship.

    “Come and Worship” January 19, 2020 Luke 4:1-8 Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, left the Jordan and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness, where for forty days he was tempted by the devil. He ate nothing during those days, and at the end of them he was hungry. The devil said to him, “If you ...read more

  • God's Mantelpiece

    Contributed by Fr Mund Cargill Thompson on Jan 19, 2020
    based on 3 ratings
     | 5,983 views

    A sermon on how much God adores us - with a few references to some slightly controversial topics. Preached on the 2nd Sunday after Epiphany 2020 at St Barnabas Northolt

    .................................. I log into Facebook and there on some one’s status is a grainy black and white photo of a baby - the ultrasound that announces that their new arrival is on it’s way. And many people will keep that ultrasound up with their other photos on the mantelpiece - the ...read more