“Luke 2:1-7”

“The apostle Paul reveals that believers who are grateful for God’s grace express it through their generosity. He reveals that one of the signature trademarks of sharing with others is that it brings thanksgiving to God. Join in as we learn how gratitude and generosity are interrelated.”

“ The biblical narrative is filled with normal people whom God used to do extraordinary things. Doubt, not matter what the shape or the form, is an enemy of advancement and the ally of acceptance. The wilderness was far better than slavery but the Promised Land was better than the wilderness. Today’s message challenges us to believe that God has more for us than we have already achieved with Him and for Him.”

“In an effort to cast vision for acquiring property, we see parallels in the text and in our experience. When the feasibility committee explored the Promise Land, they saw both the Promise and the problems. The size of the inhabitants became the object of focus. Every potential triumph has problems that are worthy of being ignored. In order to follow Jesus of Nazareth, we must keep our eyes on Jesus of the Nazareth, the Author and Finisher of our faith.”

“In an effort to cast vision for acquiring property, we see parallels in the text and in our experience. When the feasibility committee explored the Promise Land, they saw both the Promise and the problems. The size of the inhabitants became the object of focus. Every potential triumph has problems that are worthy of being ignored. In order to follow Jesus of Nazareth, we must keep our eyes on Jesus of the Nazareth, the Author and Finisher of our faith.”

Explore Your Way Out—Numbers 13:1-25

Sermon Theme: In an effort to vision cast for acquiring the Cooper City Property, we see parallels in the text and in our experience. Before settling into the Promise land, Moses appointed men to explore the Land first. This presented an opportunity to pinpoint every positive reason for moving forward. We should also pinpoint the positive reasons for moving forward with Jesus out of a wilderness complacency and sinfulness.

Explore Your Way Out—Numbers 13:1-25

Sermon Theme: In an effort to vision cast for acquiring the Cooper City Property, we see parallels in the text and in our experience. Before settling into the Promise land, Moses appointed men to explore the Land first. This presented an opportunity to pinpoint every positive reason for moving forward. We should also pinpoint the positive reasons for moving forward with Jesus out of a wilderness complacency and sinfulness.

The first major act of the Israelite leaders in the wilderness was to set an example of generosity. Their gifts were grand and each leader was willing to meet the challenge. When the leaders set the example, it inspired the community to act. Listen to this message and discover ways of making your generosity contagious as you depart from that place of struggle on your way to the Promised Land.

his is the fourth sermon in the powerful series designed to provide practical biblical principles for advancing from the in-between place. Though the wilderness was not a destination, it provided the opportunity to prepare for the Promised Land.

Scripture Reference: Numbers 6:1-12

A wilderness experience will kill a servant's heart. Long periods of sustained difficulty can sap our motivation to advance. While travelling through the wilderness, God still requires His people to serve. Listen to this message and discover how to serve your way our of a wilderness.

Scripture Reference: Numbers 4: 1-33