HCF Sermons

(3/13/22 Sermon) by

Anxiety, chronic sadness, fear or anger can result from a world addicted to “bad news”. The messages of today invade the peace of even the strongest Christian. However, Paul models a Christlike mindset to the Romans that allows us to rise above the trauma of today’s world.

One of the greatest missionaries, Paul, appeals to the church by Christ Himself and by the love they have because of the Holy Spirit to pray for him, that words may be given to him so that he will fearlessly make known the mystery of the gospel and also for his deliverance. Paul believed that prayer was effective, powerful, and necessary.

Are you feeling underwater and overwhelmed by uncontrollable forces in life? Would it surprise you to know that Paul’s greatest accomplishments, including the writing of Romans, occurred when he felt the most inadequate? Let’s explore the man behind the letter and make sense as to why God allows us to be the most overwhelmed at the most inconvenient times.

Welcome Autumn and Richard Acheampong from City of Refuge Ministries Ghana! City of Refuge Ministries exists to provide holistic restoration for children who have been liberated from exploitation, abuse, or trafficking.

No other force in history can unify a disparate church like the supremely powerful Jesus Christ. Paul must lay a bedrock foundation In order for the rich theology to follow. He begins with the best point, the only point that truly matters, and opens his theological treatise with the idea that Jesus Christ is the only name, and that there is no other name under heaven by which mankind can be saved.

The Book of Romans was written during a pivotal moment in the Early Church. Only a miracle would save the Church from disappearing entirely. But Jesus said, “I will build My church and the gates of hell would not prevail against it.” Jesus is still building, right? And as it was in the Early Church, today Romans continues to be foundational for our personal faith, and further, for the advancement of the Body of Christ.

Introducing the Book of Romans.

In a world of increasing threats and worldly pressure, this is God’s description of His people. Throughout 2021, Heritage has been no stranger to threats and worldly pressure, but have we lived up to the prophet’s description? We will recap 2021 and look at our vision for 2022.

The Hallmark word of 2022 is, “Simplicity”. Routinely, Jesus took what was confusing and complex and made it simple to understand. In fact, that’s the hallmark of a great teacher.