Grace Sermons

In Christ, we, as the children of God, can proclaim just like David did that the Lord is our Shepherd.  In Him, we lack nothing.  He is our green pastures.  He is our still waters (Sabbath rest).  He is our guide and empowerment for paths of righteousness.  He is our protection.  He is our eternal security.

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#psalm23 #psalm231 #psalm234 #psalm23prayer

Sometimes it can feel like we are so down and overwhelmed with grief and despair that we are drowning and there is nothing we can do about it.  In Psalm 42, we learn to not deny those feelings but to not let them rule over us.  We learn to preach the gospel to ourselves and to put our hope in our Savior and our Lord.

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#psalm42 

God is our refuge and strength and an ever-present help in times of trouble, and in Christ we have access to His refuge, strength, and help all of the time!  In times of chaos and instability in our world, we can find a quiet space, safety, protection, and strength through our union with Him and as citizens of heaven already!

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Psalm 95 is a call to worship.  As ancient Israel gathered to worship, they were to sing for joy, shout to the Rock of their salvation, give thanks, praise His name, and bow down before Him because they were the people of His pasture.  As New Covenant believers, Jesus is our Good Shepherd, and we are the people of His pasture.  He leads us to gather together to worship him in similar ways today!

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#psalms #psalm95

In Luke 19:10, Jesus says that He came to seek and save the lost.  He does the same thing today through us as His church.  As we make ourselves available to Him, He will lead us to invest relationally with the lost and to share the gospel with them.

This message is part of a series for my local church, but the truths presented here can help any believer in Christ as Jesus works through them to seek and save the lost.

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The early church experienced genuine authentic relationships with each other.  As the Holy Spirit works through us today, we will see Him do the same thing.

This message is part of a series for my local church, but the truths presented here can help any believer in Christ and living as part of His Church.

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In Philippians 2, the church is told to value others above themselves and to live in unity.  Unity is not uniformity, but we are to focus on the main mission Jesus is on in us and through us and not on secondary issues.  When we are like-minded, loving each other sacrificially, and living as one soul together, then the outside work will notice and be drawn to that type of community because it is an expression of the Life of Christ in us and through us!

This message is part of a series for my local church, but the truths presented here can help any believer in Christ and living as part of His Church.

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In John 10:10, Jesus says that He came to give us abundant life.  Many of us try to find that in the situations and circumstances that we feel like He needs to change in order to experience that abundant life, but Jesus declares that He is the abundant life that He came to give (John 11:25, John 14:6).  He is abundant life!  He who has the Son has life (1 John 5:12).

This message is part of a series for my local church, but the truths presented here can help any believer in Christ.

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At the end of the book of Acts, Paul is in prison, but the gospel continued to be unhindered!  As a matter of fact, the book of Acts continues today as the Spirit works in and through the church to further God's Kingdom work!

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#acts28 

In Acts 27-28, Paul experiences perilous situations and circumstances on his journey to Rome.  It appears that the weather is in control, but God sends an angel to Paul to remind him that He is sovereign.  The Lord had already planned and purposed for Paul to appear before Caesar, and therefore, regardless of how perilous the situation was on the way, God would follow through with His plan and purpose!

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#acts27 #acts28