We live in a world that often forgets because it's more convenient to forget people than to remember them. The human fear that unites us is that we will be forgotten. Joseph was a man that people intentionally tried to forget. However, where people chose to forget, God never did. God always remembered him.

Maybe you've questioned if God remembers you. Or maybe you feel like God has forgotten you. In Genesis 41:46-52, we examine the power of what it means that God remembers.

A sermon for Palm Sunday 2023.

Series: The Paradigm of "The Ten Commandments"

Series: The Paradigm of "The Ten Commandments"

Series: The Paradigm of "The Ten Commandments"

SERIES: The Paradigm of "The Ten Commandments"

What does Jesus’ encounter with Satan teach us about temptations and how we are to overcome them?

Is temptation impacting your life? Do you know how it is?

Temptation has rendered people compromised in their faithfulness to God. And it is such a effective weapon in Satan's attacks against God's people that he keeps going back to it. But where people have failed, Jesus succeeded in overcoming Satan's temptations. What can we learn from Jesus' confrontation with Satan, so that we ourselves can overcome?

As Christians we may think of unity as something that we practice within our local church, and rightly so. However, unity among the church is also important on a global scale. Unfortunately, that unity can often feel limited to an idea rather than practice.

How can Christians exercise its unity globally? How can Christ's church practice its unity around the world?

Acceptance seems to be an epic struggle that we have as human beings. When people are part of the same community or the same group it seems to be the case. Even when the bonds are as profound as those found in Christ, acceptance seems to be a struggle. But for Christians, acceptance of one another isn't merely an idea, but rather a command. So, how are Christians to accept one another?

We look to Romans 15:7-13 to understand the answer to this question.