Sermons – Temple Baptist Church of Rogers, AR

Sermons – Temple Baptist Church of Rogers, AR

By Pastors: Wade Allen, John O'Connor, Ron Fields, David McEuenReligion & SpiritualityChristianityEducation
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  • God’s Will for You

    Have you ever asked yourself the question "What is God's will for my life?" It's an important question and one that every believer should ask themselves at some point or another. Thankfully, the Bible has the answer! In his first letter to the Thessalonian church, Paul gave some instruction about what God commands His followers to do in all circumstances.  

















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    56 min
  • Rebuilding Requires the Power of God

    This is the final episode that we will study from the Book of Nehemiah this year. Nehemiah's story is not finished, but as we see here in this study, the rebuilding of the wall is complete. It was evident to all that the wall's completion was a work of God. The same can be true of our lives as well--God wants to rebuild the broken aspects of our lives! And when we allow Him to do that, people all around us will be aware that our transformation is being accomplished by the power of God!

















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    44 min
  • Journey of a Spiritual Man

    This sermon was delivered as the Annual Message at the Baptist Missionary Association of Arkansas meeting on November 4, 2021, at Central Baptist College in Conway, Arkansas.

















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    44 min
  • Rebuilding Requires Discernment

    As we continue our study in Nehemiah 6, we once again find Nehemiah contending with those who have opposed him from the beginning—only now their tactics have changed. Does that mean that they have changed? Are they now trying to make peace with their neighbors? Nehemiah will have to depend on discernment from God to know what he should do and how he should do it.

















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    1 hr 1 min
  • Rebuilding Cultivates Compassion

    By definition, the word compassion means “a feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow for another who is stricken by misfortune, accompanied by a strong desire to alleviate the suffering.” Love and compassion go hand-in-hand. “The opposite of compassion is often thought to be indifference or cold-heartedness. So as we continue to explore the story of Nehemiah, let’s see how he is confronted with an issue and moved to compassion as a result.

















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    48 min
  • Rebuilding Invites Opposition

    Oftentimes, when we set our hearts to do what God has called us to do or to walk according to His Word, opposition is sure to follow. Why is this? What should we do when this happens? As we continue through the book of Nehemiah, we'll gain some insight into the nature of opposition and how we should respond to it.













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    51 min
  • Rebuilding Requires Teamwork

    As we jump around considering the circumstances and situations of some of these groups listed in chapter three of Nehemiah, we discover four biblical principles of teamwork and leadership: 1) God chooses to work through people, 2) God empowers leaders on all levels, 3) God wants all people to participate, and 4) God wants our work to be meaningful. We'll unpack each one of these principles as we study this passage.













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    45 min
  • Rebuilding Requires Vision

    In the previous study, I introduced you to five principles for restoring the broken. We looked at how Nehemiah started this process with his God-given purpose in mind; and then he seized the opportunity that God set before him. This morning, we’re going to focus on the next two principles on this list—analyze the situation you find yourself in and then motivate your team to join you in the effort. Nehemiah accomplishes this by taking five specific steps.













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  • Rebuilding Requires Preparation

    After spending months fasting, praying and seeking God's will, Nehemiah knew what the God-given purpose was for his life--he was to do whatever it took to rebuild the wall around the holy city of Jerusalem. Assured in his calling, he began waiting for God to show him when. In the meantime, Nehemiah spent a great deal of time planning for every contingency so that he would be ready when God opened the door. In this study, we will consider some of the steps in the process of preparing to fulfill our God-given purpose in life!













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    46 min
  • Rebuilding Begins with Realignment

    We live in a world filled with terribly immoral things. We are surrounded by wickedness everywhere we turn. It is this wickedness that has broken down the various aspects of our lives. How in the world will we be able to combat all this evil? How will we be able to rebuild what is broken? In our message today, we will see that rebuilding begins with realignment. We must change the way we think. We must adjust our priorities. We must alter our daily routines to reflect a desire to put God first in our lives!













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    54 min