Sermons tagged #Passivity

Your identity is the foundation for understanding and accomplishing the assignments God has given you. They are distinct, but inseparable. Your identity is permanent. Your assignments can (and will) change. However, if you do not know your identity , then your assignments will become your identity AND when your assignment changes or is taken away, you will suffer an identity crisis when the assignment changes.

Preached 03-05-23 AM Service

PM sermons are preceded by a Confessional, Catechism, or Historic Creed lesson. Usually 5 minutes or so

In this podcast, we discuss how faith will be active in the life of a believer.

"Let us go on to perfection" (Hebrews 6.1). The verb here is passive. Another way to express this verb is, "Let us be carried on to perfection." That is, carried by the Holy Spirit as we receive the Word of God. The idea is that we cannot make Christian principles work in our lives just because we will it so. Instead, we cooperate with God as we rely upon Him in prayer and the Word. We put ourselves in an ideal position for spiritual growth. Then the Holy Spirit causes growth and maturity.

We have lost our way over God's design for women and men, so we will exposit 1 Corinthians 16:13-14 on BECOMING A MIGHTY MAN.

After years of sinful silence in the face of abominations, Christians are now being compelled to vocally affirm them, or risk losing their jobs and careers. Sinful silence curses everyone!

Pastor Jim Wood reviews the Book of Genesis.

Cuando estamos muy nuevos en la fe, la justicias parece ser una manera de evitar diferentes trampas del enemigo. Pero con mas tiempo, y crecimiento, se ve las posibilidades de tomar la iniciativa para lanzar algo mas grande.

There are two main errors of leadership. But only one is often mentioned in modern culture - in the world and in many churches. This sermon analyzes the modern rise of the so-called Alpha-Male in politics. It examines the mistakes that all in authority can make - even mothers.

This sermon is a "part 2" to Franken-Femi-Nazis." It deals with the foundation of androgyny in paganism, and explores the diet of effeminate, pagan and Buddhist priests. It also provides an in-depth list of the negative, harmful consequences of high testosterone in women - which is the planned result of the modern American diet, etc.

This sermon examines the definition of the word "nice." It shows the dangers of the new, "nice" so-called Christianity, and how it is really a devilish imitation.