Sermons from First Church of God, St. Joseph, MI (audio edition)

From Romans 14:1-19, 15:1-3. When it comes to differences of opinion between believers on matters of conscience, each believer should respond to the Lord, doing as his or her conscience dictates. This great principle of freedom should guide us: we are to dedicate our actions, attitudes, and habits to the Lord. Thus whether we are setting aside a day to honor God, or eating different kinds of food, or refusing to eat certain kinds of food—in all cases we must want to please the Lord.

From Romans 8:31- 39. These verses contain one of the most comforting promises in all Scripture. Believers have always had to face hardships in many forms, which could cause them to fear that they have been abandoned by Christ. But Paul exclaims that it is impossible to be separated from Christ. His death for us is proof of his unconquerable love. Nothing can stop Christ’s constant presence with us.

9:30 service from Norm Patton.

From James 1:19-25. Obedience precedes blessing. Getting rid of the moral filth in our lives in order to hear God's Word.

From Numbers 13. This is a sermon delivered by new Senior Pastor David Colp, and he talks about the dangers and destructiveness of being negative as it pertains to the church and our lives.

From 2 Kings 17:41. The meaning of God for any generation may be largely determined by what the preceding generation has known and lived.

From Ephesians 5:18-21. God intends for every Christian to be continuously motivated and strong in his spiritual life. He baptized us and fills us with His Holy Spirit, which is His power for holy, righteous living. When we speak of the baptism of the Spirit, we refer to a once-for-all gift. When we speak of the filling of the Spirit, we acknowledge this gift needs to be continuously appropriated.

From Matthew 28:18-20. Fulfilling the Great Commission.

From 1 Corinthians 13:13. Reproduction happens at small levels, a small pocket of believers, growing and maturing, and splitting, and multiplying. This happens more out in our community, than inside the church building. It happens as life groups meet in homes, and invite friends and neighbors, and then eventually split and multiply into two groups, and those two groups eventually into four groups.Faith is how we relate intimately with God. Hope is how we offer Jesus to the world. Love is how we treat our neighbors. These three aspects of truth, makes up our spiritual DNA. These are three simple ingredients that every believer should cling to, believe in, and pass on to others.