Sermons tagged #Relationship

We see how that anger will snowball and affect our judgment and all our relationships.

In this message we continue talking about being equipped to love and we will focus on how our relationship with God is more important than miracles and the need for rest.

The end of futility is found in pleasing God with our lives.

After reminding Christians of the amazing ways we can now approach God in the new covenant era (12:22-24), this passage shows us appropriate ways to respond to Him.

Sunday morning service 11/19/2023. Most songs are influenced by the era they are written in and should be tested to be biblically accurate. Learn to sing new and old songs that magnify the Lord. King Jesus is worthy of the best art we can offer to Him. Give thanks, praise, and worship to the Lord this Thanksgiving season.

The sermon is an introduction into the life of the apostle Paul and his conversion.

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As the song goes, "He is still working on me, making me what I ought to be," and for that truth we are truly grateful. Are you a Christian who shows their thankfulness for their sanctification by participating in it?

In between the call to holiness (14-17) and the final warning of the epistle (25-29) sits this passage that reminds God's people of how we can approach God.

God's presence by his Spirit and our loving obedience.

Human nature finds excuse-making easy. We delay facing the biggest issues of life, thinking they can wait. However, Christ graphically reminds us all, that even our best excuses are just pathetic when we decline His gracious invitation to come to Him to address our greatest needs of all: forgiveness and a relationship with our Creator.

Hebrews 12:4-11 explained the benefits of God's discipline in the lives of believers, and this passage follows by giving practical ways to respond.

There is a cost to knowing Christ in a saving faith. We must die daily to ourselves and surrender every thought into captivity to the obedience of Christ.