| Date | Sermon Title | Scripture | Sermon Series | Comments |
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2020/03/01 March 1st, 2020 |
In the Heavenly Places (37:19 min.) |
Ephesians 6:12 |
A Cautionary Word |
The Mathematics of Darkness When Frank G was asked about his sermon this morning, this is what he replied. And as you think on it, as his sermon unfolds before you, consider whether or not you are part of the equation that makes up the mathematics of darkness. Remember, the battle is real. (sermon starts: 9:50) --------------- Scripture reading: Jim L - Numbers 6:24-27 Joseph K - commentary |
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2020/02/23 February 23rd, 2020 |
Washing of Regeneration (33:43 min.) |
Titus 3:5 |
Born Again |
Once You're Saved, You're Saved. No one and nothing can take that away from you. But understand that once you're saved life doesn't stall out and stop moving forward. God has a plan for you. And part of that plan is that you do something about your faith. That you do something about being saved. (sermon starts: 10:40) --------------- Scripture reading: Tresa L - 2 Timothy 1:6-11 Joseph K - commentary |
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2020/02/16 February 16th, 2020 |
Be Transformed (31:27 min.) |
Romans 12:2 |
Born Again |
Turn Away from the World If there's any encoureagement in this message then it is the encouragement that Jesus enables us to change courses from a sinful life leading to destruction to a blessed life leading to eternity. (sermon starts: 11:20) --------------- Scripture reading: Tammy B - Galatians 1:1-5 Joseph K - commentary |
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2020/02/09 February 9th, 2020 |
Put on the New Self (37:26 min.) |
Ephesians 4:24 |
Born Again |
Preparing Ourselves Pastor Joseph K invests us with his thoughts from Ephesians 4:24. He notes that putting on the new self prepares us for the Great Day of the Lord. May God bless you mightily! (sermon starts: 8:25) --------------- Scripture reading: Tammy B - Romans 8:31-39 Joseph K - commentary |
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2020/02/02 February 2nd, 2020 |
Likeness of His Resurrection (30:55 min.) |
Romans 6:5 |
Born Again |
One More Time? What is it going to take for you to wake up? You might be thinking, maybe no one will notice your sin life? Not likely. So the real question is just, 'Who has to die for your life to change?' (hint: you do!) (sermon starts: 11:00) --------------- Scripture reading: Keyanna H - Romans 8:26-30 Joseph K - commentary |
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2020/01/26 January 26th, 2020 |
Gives Us the Victory (22:07 min.) |
2 Corinthians 5:57 |
Born Again |
God Nurtures Us We have an entire class of people who can never be 'born again', this because they were never born in the first place. But whether we are 'born again' or never born, we should remember that God nurtures who we are. --------------- |
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2020/01/19 January 19th, 2020 |
A New Creation - pt 2 (27:43 min.) |
2 Corinthians 5:17-21 (paraphrased!) |
Born Again |
A Reconciled Life We are messengers for our Lord & Savior, Jesus Christ. God will use us directly to bring this message of reconciliation into the world. For the sake of your faith in Jesus Christ, be reconciled to God. God brought the perfect, spotless Lamb into the world to take upon Himself our crushing load of sin, so that we have an opportunity to be reconciled to God. (sermon starts: 6:30) --------------- Scripture reading: Keyanna H - Romans 8:9-17 Frank G - commentary |
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2020/01/12 January 12th, 2020 |
A New Creation - pt 1 (27:43 min.) |
2 Corinthians 5:11-16 (paraphrased!) |
Born Again |
Life Decisions Born again leads us into some very interesting life choices. For instance, what God would have of us in our new role as Christian. How we manage our affairs from day to day. Where we see ourselves 'heading' both in the short term and the long. And when we motivate ourselves to be about the Master's work. (sermon starts: 9:55) --------------- Scripture reading: Ann T - Romans 8:3-8 Frank G - commentary |
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2020/01/05 January 5th, 2020 |
Walk By Faith, Not By Sight (26:55 min.) |
2 Corinthians 5:7 |
Born Again |
From the Inside Out There's a fundamental change that will take place in you when you to come to Jesus in faith. It may take only a moment, it may take years to develop. But one way to assess it might be to ask yourself the question, "Am I the same Christian today that I was when I first came to faith in Jesus?" Your next steps in life might be hard, depending on your answer. (sermon starts: 4:50) --------------- Scripture reading: Tammy B - Romans 8:1-2 Frank G - commentary |