In this empowering sermon, the speaker delves into the theme "Healing Found in Remembering Jesus." Grounded in Isaiah 53:4-5, the sermon explores the biblical assurance of physical healing through remembrance of Jesus' sacrifice. The message provides eight compelling reasons why living free from sickness is God's will, touching on concepts like authority over sickness and the benefits of a new covenant.

Shifting focus to the Communion ceremony, the sermon draws from Luke 22:14-20, emphasizing Jesus' instruction to remember Him through the symbols of bread and cup. The broken body of Jesus, highlighted in Isaiah 53:5, is presented as a source of both spiritual and physical healing, a truth validated in Matthew 8:16-17.

The conclusion underscores the importance of rightly discerning and remembering the purpose of Jesus' broken body during Communion. Failure to grasp this truth may lead to adverse consequences, as outlined in 1 Corinthians 11:28-30. Conversely, a Communion practiced with gratitude for Jesus' healing sacrifice opens the door to strength, deliverance from illness, and a meaningful proclamation until His return. The congregation is encouraged to participate in Communion with a heart full of gratitude for the healing found in remembrance of Jesus.

In this sermon, Pastor Tommy explores the theme of God's love, focusing specifically on the attribute of God's kindness. Grounded in biblical passages like 1 John 4:7-8 and 1 Corinthians 13:4-8, Pastor Tommy emphasizes the active nature of God's kindness, portraying it as a compassionate response to various situations in our lives. The narrative highlights God's patience as a key component of His love, demonstrated through the sacrifice of Jesus and the withholding of judgment. The audience is encouraged to view God's thoughts as inherently benevolent, not contingent on human actions, and to express gratitude for His kindness as Thanksgiving approaches. The overarching message is a call to understand God as a loving and kind figure, inspiring a life filled with praise and thanksgiving for His continual acts of lovingkindness.

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Introduction:

In this sermon, Pastor Tommy opens us up to the profound concept of God's patience and its intrinsic connection to His boundless love.

Key Scriptures:

Matthew 5:43-44 & 48 sets the stage, underscoring the importance of knowing God to reflect His perfect love.

Galatians 2:20 is explored, illustrating the transformative power of surrendering to Christ.

Exploring God's Nature:

The discussion navigates the multifaceted nature of God, centering on the attribute of patience. The definition is crystalized using Psalm 145:8, portraying God's patience as a fusion of perseverance and compassion.

Dispelling Misconceptions:

Contrary to misconceptions, God's patience isn't synonymous with tolerance for injustice. The episode unveils Old and New Testament scriptures showcasing God's righteous anger and impending judgment for those rejecting Christ.

The Core Message:

The central theme crystallizes - God's patience is a profound expression of love, providing time for repentance. 2 Peter 3:9 echoes God's desire for all to come to repentance.

Conclusion:

The message concludes by urging believers to appreciate God's ongoing patience and extend it to others, forging a vital link between patience and authentic love. Join us on this illuminating journey into the layers of God's love through the lens of His patience.

In this episode, Pastor Tommy passionately explores Psalms 145:8-9, unveiling the compassionate nature of God. He dismantles misconceptions about God using sickness for discipline, affirming correction through His Word and Spirit. The core message revolves around God as a good Father, assuring listeners of His healing provision rooted in love. Pastor Tommy navigates scriptures to illustrate God's dual methods of correction, emphasizing His role as a generous giver of good things, including healing. The episode crescendos with a vivid depiction of Jesus as the Good Shepherd, ensuring a powerful affirmation of God's goodness and His will for healing in our lives.

In this inspiring episode, join Pastor Tommy as he delves into the profound message of love based on 1 John 4:7-10. Discover the transformative power of understanding God's character and how it relates to our capacity to love others.

Pastor Tommy takes us on a journey, building upon the radical teachings of Jesus and the call to live a life that is contrary to what's typical for most people. He emphasizes the importance of being perfect, not in our actions but in our character, allowing the essence of God's love to flow through us.

As the sermon unfolds, we're challenged to question our perception of God's character and whether we've embraced a truly biblical image of Him. Pastor Tommy emphasizes the vital connection between knowing God and loving others.

Throughout this series, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the definition of love, as depicted in 1 Corinthians 13:4-8. The message is clear: by allowing God's love to live through us, we can be the embodiment of love itself.

Join us in this series as we explore the biblical image of God and its profound impact on our capacity to love. It's an opportunity to experience and share the remarkable gift of love that God offers to all who seek it. Don't miss this enriching and transformative episode as we embark on a journey to "BE LOVE."

Welcome to another inspiring episode of Pastor Tommy's sermons. In this episode, we delve into the profound and timeless message of Jesus as our Passover Lamb and Standard for Healing.

Introduction: Pastor Tommy sets the stage by highlighting the importance of understanding the Old Testament rituals and ceremonies, which were not just historical events but were divinely designed to foreshadow the eternal blessings that Jesus would bring into our lives.

Point 1: Jesus as Our Passover Lamb: We unravel the concept of Jesus as our Passover Lamb, connecting the Old Testament Passover ritual to its significance in our Christian faith. We reveal how this ritual, including the application of blood and the consumption of the lamb's flesh, served as a temporary fix for the Israelites, pointing to the permanent and comprehensive healing that Jesus offers. Drawing from passages like Matthew 26:18-19, we show the parallel between the Last Supper and the Passover, emphasizing that Jesus fulfills the symbolism of the Passover Lamb, removing our sin and offering healing once and for all.

Point 2: Jesus as the Standard of Healing: The sermon takes a deeper turn as we narrate the incident from Numbers 21, where venomous snakes afflicted the Israelites, leading to a profound revelation. We highlight God's instruction to Moses to create a brass serpent on a pole, a symbol of healing and forgiveness of sins when looked upon with faith. We seamlessly connect this symbol to Jesus, explaining how, when lifted up, Jesus offers not only eternal life but ongoing healing to all who steadfastly focus on His sacrifice.

Conclusion: In the conclusion of this compelling episode, we leave listeners with a clear and powerful message: Healing is undoubtedly the will of God for us today. We tie the two major points together, emphasizing that through His sacrifice, we are healed from our transgressions, and deliver a message of hope and faith to our congregation and to all those listening.

Join us for this thought-provoking episode as we uncover the profound significance of Jesus as our Passover Lamb and the Standard for Healing. You'll gain a deeper understanding of God's eternal plan for your health and well-being, and be inspired to embrace the healing that Jesus offers. Don't miss this transformative episode that is sure to leave you with a renewed sense of hope and faith in God's healing power.