Eddie Dee's Sermons

The story of Cain is a story of us: whenever someone gets what we wanted from the Lord, what kind of spirit do we carry about us?

One situation can cause us to hate an entire people group, casting judgment upon a host of individuals who had nothing to do with the one person's pain cast upon us. This week, the Spirit reveals how unchecked pain can have devastating consequences.

The "Jezebel Spirit" is a myth. In reality, all of us have the ability, given the right motivation, to ruthlessly decimate anything standing in our way of what we want. And we need a Savior to turn that reckless abandon in the right direction.

Judas's betrayal of Jesus highlights the madness of our hearts and our willingness to betray a Jesus who doesn't fit the box we place Him in. We need a Savior to save us from our watered-down version of Him.

We are like Pilate who, when the pressure is on, have to decide what we are willing to give up to do the right thing. We need a Savior to give us hearts so deeply satisfied with Him that we are willing to sacrifice whatever it takes to do what is right.

Manipulation only requires the right motivation. This week, Delilah's betrayal of Samson reveals to us that at any time, our desires can lead us to do things out of character and out of step with God. We need a Savior not just to save us, but to rewire our desires in a way that glorifies Him above all else.

Pharaoh's God-hardened heart challenges us to look within ourselves and ask the Spirit whether we have become the villain in His story through pride, arrogance, abuse, worldly sorrow, and fear.

A study of 1 Corinthians

Paul's letter to the Romans is considered the Gospel according to Paul. He reminds us of what the Gospel is AND what the Gospel does.