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I Desire Mercy Not Sacrifice
Experiencing the mercy of God in our lives
Ready & Faithful
Looking to Jesus for help now and hope in the future
Why Suffering?
Help your church understand God's plan in pain
Leadership requires preparation. Nehemiah has stepped into this role of leadership and now it is time for him to get prepared.
BIBLICAL LEADERSHIP “Getting Started” Nehemiah 1:1-11 In 2016 we had one of the most interesting presidential elections we have had in decades. Perhaps ever. Of course the win went to Donald Trump, a man with zero background in politics but he hit on several things that really spoke to the ...read more
Scripture: Nehemiah 1:1-11
Denomination: Baptist
In Proverbs 9, we read of the invitations extended by wisdom and folly.
In concluding Proverbs, I want us to consider the theme of this book, which is the difference between wisdom and folly. In this chapter, we read of the invitation given by each and the result that follows when one accepts either of these invitations. (READ TEXT) We read about two houses, located ...read more
Scripture: Proverbs 9:1-18
This message is from our "Let's Talk About Series." Using Luke's account of the angel's proclamation, we answer the question raised in "It's A Charlie Brown Christmas," asking, "Isn’t there anyone who knows what Christmas is all about?"
Let’s Talk About What Christmas is About Luke 2:8-14 Whenever I watch “It’s A Charlie Brown Christmas” I marvel at the accuracy of Charles Shultz, because not only has he portrayed what Christmas has become, but what Christmas is all about. Today Christmas is all about the decoration, trees, and ...read more
Scripture: Luke 2:8-14
Denomination: Foursquare
Understand that true wealth comes from God, is not solely measured by material possessions, and should be used for His glory.
Good morning, family! Today we're diving deep into a topic that might seem a little uncomfortable but is utterly important to our understanding of God's will for us - Wealth. Yes, you heard it right. We're touching on the hot-button issue of God's provision of wealth, the source of true wealth, and ...read more
Scripture: Deuteronomy 8:18
Topics: Enrichment
This message is the first in a series on Biblical Leadership. This is where Nehemiah gets started.
Nehemiah is a book about leadership. How do we get started?
There is not in this world we can be assured of. but as Christians we can be assured of these things.
“Things Of Which we can be Assured” Text: 2Tim 3:13-14. Intro: There is not much we can be assured of in our world anymore. We sometimes experience a spiralling inflation and an economy out of control. The promises of politicians, economists, and world leaders sometimes fade away with the same ...read more
Scripture: 2 Timothy 3:13-14
Denomination: Pentecostal
Our hope for the future should be in Christ, not the power of the material.
I Feel Like A Million Bucks Psalm 30 Issues of today’s economy–consumer confidence index -the value of the future is determined by the dollar of today. I. Confidence Misplaced (vss 6-7a) A. For The Psalmist The psalmist had a high view of the future "Look at how rich I am!" -3 ...read more
Scripture: Psalm 30:1-12
Denomination: Holiness
The attitude of a child is the attitude of knowing you are incomplete, and need to grow, to change, to take the risk to be wrong.
September 28, 2009 Caritas in Veritate The emphasis Jesus constantly puts on being childlike puzzled me until I read Carol Dweck’s great book Mindset. A child knows–perhaps without being able to articulate it–that she needs to change, learn and grow. A child knows his own incompleteness. As we ...read more
Scripture: Luke 9:46-50
Denomination: Catholic
There is not much in the world that we can be assured of anymore. But we can be assured of these things.
The command to become poor for the Gospel’s sake is really a liberation to preach the Gospel.
Tuesday of Second Week in Easter John 3 Today’s reading from Acts is a little scary. We always worry about the preaching of the Gospel, lest it impact on our lifestyle. It looks today as if Luke is telling us to sell our property and give it to the poor or to the community for the poor. A ...read more
Scripture: Acts 4:32-37
The Pope’s new encyclical fits well with the Exodus account of a people oppressed and needing growth and development, but enslaved by a culture of death.
Caritas in Veritate Monday of 15th week in Course July 13, 2009 It is providential, perhaps, that we have in today’s readings all the elements for talking about the role of faith in society. Here we have an oppressed people, enslaved by an unjust system, whose children are being systematically ...read more
Scripture: Exodus 1:8-22
The life of God’s people is the object of God’s gentle, intense and saving love.
Gospel of Life The value of human life is such that from the first moment of our existence, God assigns us a spirit guardian. As the Catholic Catechism says, “From its beginning until death, human life is surrounded by their watchful care and intercession. ‘Beside each believer stands an angel ...read more
Scripture: Exodus 23:20-23, Matthew 18:1-10
As we enter this week before Pentecost, we are reminded today why Jesus told us it’s better for us that He go to the Father.
Monday of 7th week in Easter Acts 19: 1-8/John 16: 29-33 I suspect that we are all like the early Christians, like Mary Magdalene, wanting to cling to Jesus, wanting to be able to touch him and see him and hear his voice speaking words of love and tenderness and reassurance. Especially now when ...read more
Scripture: Acts 19:1-8, John 16:29-33
This sermon explores the three anointings of David as a roadmap for understanding how God brings about accelerated promotion in the lives of believers. Through a process of testing and graduation, from little to much, we can reach a place of Divine Trust.
In this sermon, we will explore the three anointings of David, which illustrate how God brings about divine acceleration and promotion in the life of a believer. These anointings serve as tests and steps towards gaining God's divine trust. Scripture: 1 Samuel 16:12-13 God chose David, who was ...read more
Scripture: 2 Samuel 5:3
Topics: Anointing, Divine Acceleration, Promotion
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