Sermons tagged #Commitment

Ezekiel was called to be God's watchman. His job was not easy, but it was simply: He was to sound the warning of impending danger. In this case the coming danger is the judgment of God himself. This watchman metaphor teaches us that God is still issuing warnings in our day, to us and through us.

Hosea, chapters two and three.

We serve Christ with a Christian hope fixed on our glorious Savior.

When Jesus rose to fame from obscurity, He did not commit Himself to men. Learn why Christ committed Himself to God and how we must do the same if we hope to serve God for a lifetime.

A sermon based on Psalm 146, and preached at Grace Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Sewickley, PA, during the evening Worship Service on Sunday, August 20, 2023.

Just to be clear, this message is not arguing for a Roman Catholic like single priesthood pastor. Rather, I am presenting an alternative viewpoint, to Pastor Caldwell's. He proclaims "one wife" is the norm, while allowing room for single pastors. My interpretation of "one wife" is that it is a LIMITATION! In Paul's day polygamy was part of the culture, was a new believer with more than one wife to get rid of some? One wife is a limitation because more than one would be a distraction to the high calling of ministry. No wife, as Paul states in 1 Corinthians 7:32-33, has its advantages, especially for churches who see God's Kingdom, love for Christ, seeking things above, as priorities, even over the important ministry of family counselling.

Let's take God's message of hope to this world!

The purpose of The LORD God was to destroy Babylon, in order to uphold His covenant promise to His people. God does not forsake His people, but rather takes action to defeat our enemies and to vindicate us! (v.1-11) God takes differentiating action because God and we are everything to one another; He is our portion, and we are His inheritance! (v.12-24) The LORD's purposes stand - both against Babylon and for His people. (v.25-33) When God is admitting people, what will happen to us? The world is passing away; what about us? Mt. 3:12, 1 John 2:17 Who has all the authority and strength? 1 Cor. 1:25, Ps. 137:1-9 Why is there vengeance for God's temple? Rev. 11:1-19

This is the full church service from Chappell Hill Bible Fellowship. The sermon addressed the issue of committing to spiritual growth.

Pastor Jesse shared "The True Friends of Jesus" from John 15:14 "You are my friends if you do what I command. And John 15:17 "This is my command: Love each other." True friendship requires true commitment. A one-sided friendship is never a true friendship. Total commitment is shared in 3 ways: The Area of commitment. The Depth of commitment. The Quality of Commitment.

Scripture: Luke 17:1–10 Sermon: "The Faith That Is In Christ Jesus" Speaker: Pastor Sam Lee Date: August 6, 2023 Maranatha Bible Church (San Ramon, CA) Please visit our website at www.mbcbayarea.com

Psalm 77 is a hymn that is meant to help us work through our emotions when the dark mood hits us. The Psalmist expresses his feelings beautifully, but he also offers hope to us as he lists the commitments of his faith. The light of God is often seen through the commitments of faith in our lives. Join us as we work through the faith commitments of Psalm 77 and apply them to our lives.

On this podcast, we talk about the commitment of Ittai to David.

Christ Church Presbyterian is a new church in the Northwest Knox area of Knoxville. You're invited to join us Sundays at 9:30 am to worship our Triune-God. Christ Church also gathers Sunday evenings at 5:00 pm and Wednesdays at 6:00 pm. Visit www.ComeToChrist.Church to learn more. We pray the Lord will bless you through the pulpit ministry of Christ Church Presbyterian. Soli Deo Gloria!

We continue our exposition of Luke's gospel and come to Christ's interaction with three men who are would be disciples of His. Through these three men Christ uncovers "almost disciples" those who are not fit for the kingdom of God. Through these three men we will test our own commitment to the King. Luke 9:57-62.