Life Of Purpose Christian Church Sermons

Bible in a Year: 1 Corinthians All churches have their problems which is why the Holy Spirit gifts us to build up the church.

Bible in a year: 1 Peter/1 Timothy/Titus

Peter and Paul let us know as Christians that we are called to live holy lives in the midst of suffering and as we lead His church. The greatest benefit of holy living is that it leads others to God.

Bible in a Year: Leviticus

Why did God give 613 commands?

Which ones should Christians obey today?

Do you know the Roman’s Road to Salvation? Can you memorize these 5 verses to lead someone to saving faith in Jesus Christ? Why is Romans many people’s favorite book of the Bible?

Bible in a Year: Book of Acts and Joel

We are called to be witnesses and complete Chapter 29. Acts 1:8 is the key verse of this sequel to the gospel of Luke and the segue to the church epistles.

Bible in a Year: 1 John and Philemon John wrote this letter to overcome three lies being taught in Gnosticism. The lie that Jesus wasn’t fully God and fully human, the lie that we don’t sin or have a sin nature and the lie that Jesus isn’t enough for salvation. He combats these lies with truth and continuously urges his “little children” to love one another.

Bible in a Year: Nehemiah built the wall but was more concerned with their holiness. They were not giving faithfully. Malachi encountered the same problem and urges them to test God with their giving. Take the Malachi challenge.

Ezra and Haggai restore the temple and make it holy. What’s God’s plan for you?

Elijah was a unique prophet and his spirit carries through into the New Testament as prophesied by Malachi. His goal was to shock people’s hearts back to God like a defibrillator.

How would you reform our nation? The good kings knew the answer. Seek the Lord. Key verse is 2 Chronicles 7:14.