Showing posts with label sermons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sermons. Show all posts

Sunday, October 13, 2013

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Sunday, September 15, 2013

Thursday, January 17, 2013

Thursday, October 18, 2012

A Vision for the Church (Part 1): A Biblical Vision of Hospitality

Here is Part 1 of our current church vision series:

And here is our Elders Round Table discussion from that evening:


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Sunday, June 10, 2012

Why Should We Be Passionate About the Great Commission? (Part 2)

I preached the second message in a three-part series on the Great Commission, addressing the question, "Why Should We Be Passionate About the Great Commission?"

You can listen here (sorry, no manuscript this week).

Part 1 is available to read/listen-to here.

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Friday, June 1, 2012

What Can We Learn from the Exodus Plagues?

Over the past four weeks, I have begun to preach through the Plagues in Exodus. In June, I am taking a break from preaching through Exodus to deliver three sermons on the Great Commission.

So, I thought it would be useful to review and consolidate some of the main points and applications from the sermons thus far.

The following is simply a collection of the main points and application in the order they appeared in the first four sermons (sometimes altered for clarity). To hear/read an explanation of each point and application, go to the sermons from which they are taken:
What Can We Learn from the Exodus Plagues?
  1. The Lord will judge his enemies by hardening their unbelieving hearts so that they believe what is false.
  2. The Lord will judge his enemies by revealing the foolishness of those who oppose the Gospel.
  3. The Lord will judge his enemies by swallowing them in wrath.
  4. The Lord will judge his enemies to make his name known.
  5. The Lord will judge his enemies by judging their gods.
  6. The Lord will judge his enemies by showing the futility of their gods.
  7. The Lord will judge the god of this world by showing the futility of worshiping him.
  8. The Lord has judged the gods of this world in the cross.
  9. The Lord will judge his enemies justly.
  10. The Lord will cause your idols to work for him and against you.
  11. The Lord can use anything in all creation to judge his enemies.
  12. The Lord can loose his judgments without warning.
  13. “The finger of God” demonstrates that God’s reign has arrived.

What Applications Can We Take from the Exodus Plagues?
  1. Repent!
  2. Expect rejection of the truth.
  3. Preach with patience, praying for God to work.
  4. Repent!
  5. Correct those who oppose the Gospel.
  6. Beware of those who oppose the Gospel; avoid and flee from them.
  7. Do not imitate those who oppose the Gospel; flee from them.
  8. Repent!
  9. Rejoice and persevere, for the victory is ours.
  10. The purpose of your life is to display the worth of God’s name.
  11. Flee from every idol!
  12. Worship the Lord alone!
  13. See how your gods and idols will destroy you.
  14. Savor the supremacy of God as merciful and mighty.
  15. Pray as an act of savoring the supremacy of God in Christ.
  16. Repent!
  17. Humble yourself beneath the hand of Jesus Christ.
  18. Be comforted beneath the hand of Jesus Christ.
  19. Do not presume upon the patience of God; repent and trust in Christ today.
  20. Wait for Jesus in faith.
  21. Repent! And let your light so shine before men that they glorify your Father in heaven.


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Sunday, April 29, 2012

(Sermon) Exodus 6:28-7:7 - I Have Made You God to Pharaoh

Audio and manuscript from this morning's sermon are now up:


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