Sermons

Sermons

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  • Haggai: The Prophet Who Makes House Calls
    "Life is difficult" M. Scott Peck... Get on with rebuilding your lives. Do not ruminate on the past, of what was, for life will be even more glorious. Starting from scratch will seem difficult, but it must be done. Get on with your lives. In all things, everything works for the good according to those who love God.
    21 min
  • A Whole Lot of Shaking Going On
    This world is a bold example of the chaos that reigns in a sinful world. The faith we have should guide our hearts and direct our missions to address the real needs amongst the chaos.
    23 min
  • Zephaniah: The Prophet of Our Totally Awesome God!
    Zephaniah's message of prophecy resounds true even today, in that he recognized the lack of truth to people's words about faith and belief. As it was then and as it is today, people must be true to their word and their faith, living what they say.
    21 min
  • Nahum: The Bad News/Good News Prophet
    God wants a relationship with all of us, yet we still want to do our own thing, thus pushing away God. The Good News is that we are always accepted by God. The Bad News is that we often reject what we truly need.
    23 min
  • Jonah: The Runaway Prophet
    People often want change. They want to change the world around them, the people around them, or even themselves for the better. Some believe change is not possible. What can we do as the church of Jesus Christ? Change begins in the heart.
    25 min
  • Amos: The Prophet of Social Righteousness
    The sin seen by God was like a pungent odor in His nostrils. As a nation achieves success and prosperity, apathy creeps in and becomes a way of life. That apathy is a form of Sin. Even helping others as Jesus did, one person at a time in one place at a time, is an act of faith and hope and love that matters.
    23 min

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