How have you inspired someone recently. What we say, whether written or spoken, will impact the lives of those around us. This morning, in lieu of Mother’s Day, we will take a peak at a letter written by a mother to inspire her son. We will also look at Scripture to notice the life-changing power …
We are going to look at Matthew 6:9-13 as we study the Lord’s Prayer. In this sermon, we will look at what it means to pray “Thy Kingdom Come.” If we allow the Lord to shape our pray life, the change we will see in others and ourselves might surprise you.
What does the feet being fitted with the preparation of the gospel have to do with the armor of God. This study will be a closer look at Ephesians 6:15.
The disciples asked Jesus to teach them how to pray. What can we learn from that prayer that we have come to know as “The Lord’s Prayer”? The text for this lesson is Luke 11:1-4.
What do you do with your despair? This sermon is a journey through Psalm 88. The author is one who travailed through a very dark time. But in the Psalm, we also learn how he responded.
The gospel is the good news. But what is that good news? Paul says that the gospel is the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus. We are going to look at those three things. We are going to see how they are our salvation. The death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus is the gospel.
We are at war! Paul told us in Ephesians 6 that are battle is in the spiritual. We must suit-up for battle. We must put on the whole armor and fight. This lesson briefly goes over the armor of God in a practical and easy to understand way. The text is Ephesians 6:10-18
Lesson three from the “This Means War” series takes a look at the story of Achan in Joshua three. The story of Achan is a lesson of responsibility and understanding the impact our lives have on those around us.
God has intended victory for us. But we must be prepared to face our Goliaths. But also know that our Goliaths are preparing us for so much more. The Scripture we will be looking at is First Samuel 17.
“This Means War” series is intended to give us a better understanding of spiritual warfare, and prepare us for victory. This first lesson is from First Samuel 4, and is called, “I Can’t do this Alone.” The key thought is learning to keep God in the center.
