COGWA Sermons

Imagine you’ve been made judge in Christ’s millennial government and are to use the books of the law as a guide. How will you judge the nations?

The Middle East is an important geographic region. What can we learn from studying its history and (through prophecy) its future?

The Bible has much to say about what is to come. We must seek to understand God’s plan, recognizing signs of Christ’s return and preparing for prophesied events.

Those were Christ’s words to Peter the evening before He was crucified. Peter thought he would die for Christ; Christ knew he would deny Him. How does Satan tempt us?

When under attack, we can tend to lash out or wonder, Why me? The truth is, God sometimes allows us to suffer as He shapes us into the Christians we should be.

Unchecked desire can overpower wisdom, distort judgment and ultimately lead to sin when it is not governed by God’s truth and Spirit.

It’s not wrong to ask why God allows evil and suffering. But there’s a difference between questioning and doubting. How can we have God’s help to think like Him?

As disciples of Jesus Christ, it is critical that we never turn away from our calling!

Should we have a backup plan—an alternative if this way of life doesn’t work out? It’s easy to be all in when life is going great, but what about when it’s not? 

What fills our hearts will show up in our thoughts, words and actions. When we discipline our thoughts through these filters, we can grow in character and have peace.