First Baptist Church of Crawfordville Florida - Sermons Teaching Preaching Inspiration Help and Hope

Let's open our Bibles to Luke 20:9-18

1. Gos expects fruit from His people.

2. God's great patience is seen in sending His repeated, gracious messengers.

3. God's great love is seen in sending His beloved Son.

4. God's righteous judgment is coming on those who reject His Son.

5. God's certain, final triumph in Christ should motivate us to live accountably to Him.

Let's open our Bibles to Luke 19:45 to 20:8.

1. Authority is a fundamental question of life: who has the right to govern?

2. God's authority always confronts our selfish lives.

3. When God's authority in Christ confronts our selfish lives, we must honestly submit to the truth.

Let's open our Bibles to Luke 19:28-44 where we study Jesus' entry into Jerusalem shortly before His crucifixion, as well as His weeping over Jerusalem.

Let's open our Bibles to Luke 19:11-27.

1. The kingdom is not here in its full and final form.

2. The Master has entrusted to all of us the same resource to use for Him.

3. We must do business with the gospel in a hostile environment.

4. When the Master returns. we will all be called to give an account of our business.

Let's open our Bibles to Nehemiah 6:1-16.

We celebrate our graduates today!

Let's open our Bibles to Luke 19:1-10.

Let's open our Bibles to Luke 18:35-43.

Let's open our Bibles to Luke 18:31-34

1. The Plan of Suffering

2. The Predictions of Suffering

3. The Proportions of Suffering

4. The Power Over Suffering

5. The Perceptions of Suffering

The rich young ruler approached Jesus...and there is so much we can learn from this story found in Luke 18:18-30.

How is it that we come about being saved?

Let's open our Bibles to Luke 18-9-14.

The real sinner's prayer is this simple, "God be merciful to me, a sinner."

The wrong way to approach God is by our own works.