3: Walk in Love

2 John, Proverbs 1:1-19

2/17/19

Sermon in a Sentence:

Walking in love means growing in holy discernment

Sermon Outline:

Introduction

Boundaries to Love?

Discerning Love

Putting it into Practice

Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

2: Walk in the Light

1 John 1:5-2:2 / Isaiah 6:1-8

2/10/19

Sermon in a Sentence:

Rejoice! God is light; in him there is no darkness at all.

Sermon Outline:

Introduction

God is Light

How Much Light Is In Us?

Walking Like Jesus Looks Like:

Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

“Walk Like Jesus”

1 John 2:3-11 / John 4:1-26

2/3/19

Sermon in a Sentence:

Anyone who claims to be be a Christian ought to live the same kind of life Jesus lived.

Sermon Outline:

Introduction

Trouble in the Early Church

Walking Like Jesus

Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

Jesus Attending to His Father's Business. The Prophesied Messiah's Proclamation is Opposed & Rejected. The Kingdom of God is Already, But Not Yet. You are one part of a much larger body, family, & dominion in Christ with our Father.

Harrisonville Church of the Nazarene

2019 Epiphany Sermon

God’s Glory Appears!

Isaiah 60:1-9 / Matthew 2:1-12

1/6/19

Sermon in a Sentence:

God’s Glory is Being Revealed, Can You See It?

Sermon Outline:

Introduction

God Revealed

Who is “Whosoever?”

What Do “Chosen” People Do?

Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

5: New Life in the New Year

Matthew 11:28-30 / Colossians 3:1-17

12/30/18

Sermon in a Sentence:

Do you need to stop playing in the shallows of the Christian faith, and follow Christ into the depths in 2019?

Sermon Outline:

Introduction

Being vs. Doing

The Offer of Rest

Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

Sermon in a Sentence: We are living new lives in Christ, awaiting that future day when not just our hearts and minds are made new, but all of creation will be made new.

Introduction:

1. The God of the Future

2. The Necessity of Hope

3. The Promise of Christmas

Conclusion

Sermon in a Sentence:

Jesus’ call is for us to take up our crosses daily, and follow Him–this is what it means to be made “new” in the present tense

Sermon Outline:

Introduction

Making a New You

Early Church Persecutions

The Life of Discipleship

Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

Sermon in a Sentence:

Jesus came to earth so all people, regardless of their past, could find grace for the present and hope for the future.

Sermon Outline:

Introduction

Patriotism or Nationalism?

A New Humanity

The Joy of Remembering

Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?