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- If You're Not a Disciple, You're Not a Christian by Pastor Adam Dragoon | VBPH Sunday Morning Service
Summary
The sermon emphasizes the need for commitment and sacrifice in discipleship, using examples of building a tower, going to war, and the value of salt. It concludes with a call to make a commitment to follow Jesus wholeheartedly.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Gratitude for Ministry
03:00 Resetting Expectations: What It Means to Be a Disciple
13:25 Being All In: Commitment and Sacrifice in Discipleship
21:14 Choosing the Difficult Road: Challenges of Discipleship
32:51 Preserving Righteousness: Being the Salt of the Earth
41:36 Conclusion and Call to Commitment
Takeaways
- Discipleship requires a 100% commitment to Jesus and a willingness to forsake all for Him.
- Following Jesus means choosing the difficult road and being willing to face self-denial and self-sacrifice.
- True discipleship involves prioritizing Jesus above everything else, including possessions, relationships, and personal desires.
- Discipleship is not about convenience or comfort, but about being willing to fight battles and make difficult choices for the sake of the kingdom.
- Being a disciple means being the salt of the earth, preserving righteousness in a broken world.
Sound Bites
- "We want to follow him, yes? If you want to get to heaven, this is how."
- "To be a disciple, number one, means to be all in."
- "Following Jesus does not mean comfort and ease."
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44 min - Gentle & Humble Helpers [Galatians 6:1-3] | VBPH SUNDAY NIGHT
Originally preached on July 28, 2024.
SUMMARY
The sermon emphasizes the importance of being an integrated and unified church body, rather than just a group of individuals. It discusses the need to help and restore those who have fallen into sin, and the role of gentleness and humility in this process. The sermon also highlights the urgency of reaching out to people in their time of need and the compounding interest of helping others. The speaker encourages listeners to examine their own hearts and commit to being helpers to those in need.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Vision of the Church
02:22 The Importance of Church Unity and Integration
07:37 Restoring Those Who Have Fallen into Sin
14:22 The Significance of Communion and Community
18:13 Being Gentle and Humble Helpers
21:08 Bearing One Another's Burdens
32:37 The Warning of Pride and Importance of Helping Others
45:03 Conclusion and Call to Action
Takeaways
- The church is not just a group of individuals, but an integrated and unified body of believers.
- We are called to help and restore those who have fallen into sin, with gentleness and humility.
- There is an urgency in reaching out to people in their time of need, and we should be willing to help even when it's difficult.
- Helping others in their time of need will have a compounding interest in our own lives, as it creates a supportive community.
- We should examine our own hearts and commit to being helpers to those in need.
Sound Bites
- "If we turn into a group of what I call, 'See you next Sunday' Christians."
- "If you think you are too important to help someone, you are only fooling yourself."
- "We call it the Lord's Supper. We also call it the communion. It's the same word. Community."
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48 min - How The Holy Spirit Changes You [Acts 5:12-13] | VBPH Sunday Morning
Summary
The sermon focuses on the power of the Holy Spirit in the lives of the disciples who became apostles. It highlights four ways in which the Holy Spirit transformed them: delivering them from shame, making them willing to suffer, enabling them to be faithful to God's will, and making them fearless for God. The sermon emphasizes the importance of surrendering to the Holy Spirit and yielding to His power.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction: Blueprint for the Church
02:26 The Power of the Holy Spirit in the Lives of the Disciples
05:17 Delivered from Shame: The Power of Forgiveness
07:43 Willing to Suffer: Embracing the Cost of Following Christ
10:40 Faithful to God's Will: The Influence of the Holy Spirit
13:58 Fearless for God: Boldly Proclaiming the Gospel
35:20 Invitation to Salvation and Surrender to the Holy Spirit
Takeaways
- The Holy Spirit has the power to deliver us from shame and guilt.
- The Holy Spirit enables us to be willing to suffer for the sake of Christ.
- The Holy Spirit empowers us to be faithful to God's will.
- The Holy Spirit makes us fearless for God, enabling us to boldly proclaim the gospel.
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43 min - Overcoming Melancholy, Part 1 – Spirit of Elijah Part 7.1 | VBPH Sunday School
Summary
In this sermon, Pastor Adam explores the story of Elijah in 1 Kings 19 and highlights the common experience of going from a mountaintop victory to a valley of fear and discouragement. He emphasizes that even strong and faithful individuals like Elijah can experience moments of doubt and despair. Dragoon discusses the importance of not isolating oneself during these times and the need for connection with others. He also addresses the tendency to disqualify oneself and the lies of self-pity and self-doubt. The sermon concludes with the reminder that God sees us differently than we see ourselves and has important work for us to do.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage
03:23 From Mountaintop to Valley: The Journey of Elijah
14:35 The Common Experience of Doubt and Despair
19:07 The Danger of Isolation and Self-Pity
26:53 Disqualifying Ourselves: God's Different Perspective
32:46 Seeking Connection and Support in Difficult Times
35:19 God's Plan and Purpose for Our Lives
Takeaways
- Even strong and faithful individuals can experience moments of doubt and despair.
- Isolation intensifies feelings of depression, anxiety, and self-pity.
- We tend to disqualify ourselves during times of fear and discouragement, but God sees us differently and has important work for us to do.
- Connection with others and seeking support is crucial during difficult times.
- God's perspective is different from our own, and He has a plan and purpose for our lives.
Sound Bites
- "It's like the day after this great mountaintop experience of victory with God, and one little thing happens. He gets threatened by Jezebel, which is what Jezebel does. Jezebel threatens the prophets. She says, 'I'm going to kill you too, Elijah.' And something shifted in him and he allows this fear to overcome him and he runs away."
- "We can have a fantastic Sunday victory, people praying at the altar, deliverance, healing, power of God moving in our services. And then Monday morning shows up and we're like, 'God kill me.'"
- "There is a pattern in the scripture of people having moments of great darkness after mountaintop experiences."
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38 min - From Bondage to Adoption [Romans 8:14-17] | GOSPEL OF GOD #30
Summary
In this sermon, Pastor Dragoon emphasizes the distinction between living according to the flesh and living according to God's Spirit. Dragoon explains that the spirit of bondage leads to fear, while the spirit of adoption brings freedom and a new relationship with God. He highlights the rights and responsibilities of being a child of God and encourages listeners to approach God with boldness and seek His guidance.
Chapters
00:00 Living According to the Spirit of God
03:24 From Bondage to Adoption
09:47 The Spirit of Bondage vs. the Spirit of Adoption
19:12 The Rights and Responsibilities of Being a Child of God
28:49 Approaching God with Boldness
31:15 The Power of Spiritual Adoption
35:22 The Witness of the Holy Spirit
39:48 Putting to Death the Deeds of the Flesh
45:28 Walking in the Rights and Responsibilities of Adoption
Takeaways
- Living according to the Spirit of God is a distinct and superior way of life compared to living according to the flesh or societal norms.
- The spirit of bondage leads to fear, while the spirit of adoption brings freedom and a new relationship with God.
- As children of God, we have rights and responsibilities, and we can approach God with boldness and seek His guidance.
- Salvation is not just about being set free from sin, but also about being brought into a new relationship with God and His kingdom. Through spiritual adoption, we become children of God and inherit all the blessings and privileges that come with it.
- The Holy Spirit bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God, giving us confidence and assurance in our relationship with Him.
- We are called to put to death the deeds of our sinful nature and be led by the Spirit in order to live according to God's will.
- As children of God, we have access to His promises and should walk in the rights and responsibilities that come with our adoption.
Sound Bites
- "This is a book about living according to the Spirit of God."
- "God says, I want to empower you. I want to put you on a path to enable you to do what you could never"
- "You have to be changed in order to become part of this family"
Show Notes
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1 hr - Why Not You? by Pastor Adam Dragoon | VBPH Sunday Morning
Summary
The sermon emphasizes that God uses imperfect people for His kingdom work. The speaker encourages the congregation to ask, 'Why not me?' instead of 'Why me?' and to step out in faith, even if they feel unprepared or unqualified. The sermon highlights the importance of coming to Jesus and being willing to be sent by Him. It also addresses the need for personal growth and maturity in the faith. The speaker shares examples from the Bible of imperfect individuals God used for His purposes.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Gratitude
01:09 The Kingdom of God vs. the World's Mentality
03:26 Personal Testimony: Stepping Out Beyond Comfort Zones
04:25 The Call to Follow Jesus
07:01 The Person We Need: Jesus
10:01 Jesus' Preparation and Sending
13:24 The Importance of Doing and Growing
19:24 God's Call to Purpose and Usefulness
21:05 Examples from the Bible: Imperfect People Used by God
33:30 Conclusion: Why Not Me?
Takeaways
- God uses imperfect people for His kingdom work.
- Instead of asking 'Why me?', ask 'Why not me?' and be willing to step out in faith.
- Coming to Jesus and being willing to be sent by Him is essential.
- Personal growth and maturity in the faith are important.
- Examples from the Bible show that God uses imperfect individuals for His purposes.
Sound Bites
- "If Jesus only called perfect people to build his kingdom, he wouldn't have nobody."
- "Instead of asking God, "Why me?", And doing nothing.. How about we ask God, "Why not me?", and do SOMETHING."
- "God wants to use your life, talents, and abilities, even with your problems and challenges."
Show Notes
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45 min - Covenant Over Contract by Pastor Mitch Collins | VBPH SUNDAY MORNING
Summary
The sermon explores the theme of relationships and the importance of operating in covenant rather than contract. It uses the story of Abraham and Isaac as an example of a covenant relationship with God. The sermon emphasizes the need to endure difficulties and misunderstandings in relationships and to choose love and forgiveness over retaliation. It also highlights the significance of covenant relationships in the context of marriage, family, church, and friendships. Living by covenant means trusting in God's ability to bless and transform lives, rather than depending on people. It involves forgiving others and seeking reconciliation, even in difficult situations. Living by covenant protects us from gossip and slander, and allows us to experience the supernatural power of God. It requires a change in mindset and a commitment to walk in obedience to God's voice. By living in covenant with God, we can experience His blessings and fulfill His purpose for our lives.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Context
00:57 The Testing of Relationships
03:00 The Story of Abraham and Isaac
05:11 Can God Have a Friend?
10:28 Operating in Covenant vs. Contract
19:35 The Danger of Contract Relationships
23:31 The Power of Covenant Relationships
26:15 Choosing Love and Forgiveness
29:01 Conclusion and Call to Action
28:05 Living by Contract vs. Living by Covenant
34:27 Protection from Gossip and Slander
41:20 A Change in Mindset and Commitment to Obedience
45:55 Experiencing God's Blessings and Fulfilling His Purpose
Takeaways
- Operating in covenant rather than contract in relationships
- Enduring difficulties and misunderstandings in relationships
- Choosing love and forgiveness over retaliation
- The significance of covenant relationships in various contexts Living by covenant means trusting in God's ability to bless and transform lives.
- Forgiveness and reconciliation are essential in living by covenant.
- Living by covenant protects us from gossip and slander.
- Living by covenant requires a change in mindset and a commitment to obedience.
- By living in covenant with God, we can experience His blessings and fulfill His purpose for our lives.
Sound Bites
- "Every relationship you have in life, you're either in that relationship and you're operating under a spirit of covenant or a spirit of contract."
- "Contract says I've got to go fix that. I've got to clarify. And contract, if it's not rectified, allows bitterness to creep in."
- "Living by covenant moves the heart of God. Living by contract means depending on people for blessings."
Show Notes
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55 min - When Dad is Broken | VBPH Father's Day Message
Summary
In this sermon, Pastor Adam Dragoon addresses the topic of Father's Day and the difficulties it can bring for those who have experienced brokenness in their relationships with their fathers. He emphasizes the importance of honoring fathers and the challenges that many face in doing so. Using the story of Jacob and his brokenness over the loss of his son Joseph, Pastor Adam highlights the impact of brokenness on our ability to fulfill our roles and the need for healing and restoration. He encourages listeners to seek revelation from God and to surrender their brokenness to Him, reminding them that broken dads can be fixed and that the last chapter of their lives can be the best chapter.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and the Challenges of Father's Day
06:17 The Story of Jacob and His Brokenness
25:19 Seeking Revelation and Surrendering Brokenness
35:15 Fixing Broken Dads and Writing a New Chapter
Takeaways
- Father's Day can be difficult for those who have experienced brokenness in their relationships with their fathers.
- Honoring fathers is important, but it can be challenging when there is brokenness involved.
- Brokenness can impact our ability to fulfill our roles and can cause pain and detachment.
- Seeking revelation from God and surrendering our brokenness to Him can lead to healing and restoration.
- Broken dads can be fixed, and the last chapter of our lives can be the best chapter.
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48 min - Confronting Evil: The Power of Assertiveness – Spirit of Elijah Part 6 | VBPH Sunday School
Summary
The sermon emphasizes the importance of assertiveness in confronting evil and standing for righteousness. The sermon discusses the dangers of passivity and aggression, represented by Ahab and Jezebel, and encourages believers to embrace the assertiveness of Elijah. It highlights the need for the Holy Spirit's guidance and surrender to overcome temptation and navigate conflicts. He emphasizes the need for confidence in God and a history of answered prayers. He also highlights the significance of mocking false worship and the importance of returning to the old traditions of faith. Elijah's faith is demonstrated through his willingness to pour out scarce resources and his prayer for God to reveal Himself. The chapter concludes with Elijah exercising God's judgment over the prophets of Baal.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction: The Vision of the Potter's House Church
00:33 Overview of Previous Sermons: Ahab, Jezebel, and Elijah
08:05 The Importance of Assertiveness: Confronting Evil
09:27 The Role of the Holy Spirit in Overcoming Temptation
16:12 Practicing Assertiveness: Tips for Daily Life
33:21 The Power of Confidence in God
42:00 Mocking False Worship
48:29 Returning to the Old Traditions of Faith
51:15 Faith: Pouring Out Scarce Resources
53:02 The Power of Prayer
54:47 Exercising God's Judgment
Takeaways
- The spirit of Elijah represents the Holy Spirit and serves as an example of a godly, assertive life.
- Assertiveness means standing for righteousness, being confident in God's promises, and trusting in the Holy Spirit's guidance.
- Passivity and aggression, represented by Ahab and Jezebel, are to be avoided.
- The Holy Spirit is essential for overcoming temptation and navigating conflicts.
- Practicing assertiveness involves saying no when necessary, keeping emotions in check, and standing on truth even when unpopular.
- Having confidence in God comes from a history of answered prayers.
- Mocking false worship is appropriate and necessary.
- Returning to the old traditions of faith is crucial for revival.
- Faith involves pouring out scarce resources and trusting God to multiply them.
- Prayer is powerful and can reveal God's presence and power.
- God's judgment is necessary to distinguish between right and wrong.
Sound Bites
- "The only way for us to overcome temptation, to overcome the power and strategies of hell, is for us also to be submitted and surrendered to the Holy Spirit."
- "To me, it's the fact that you know what the truth is. You're going to stand on the truth. You're going to speak the truth, and you're not going to be moved by anything else."
- "If Jesus is Lord, then follow Him."
- "There are some things that deserve mockery."
- "If we want to see Book of Acts kind of revival, then we need to do Book of Acts kind of things."
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57 min - Recipe for Real Change [Luke 15:11-19] | VBPH Sunday Morning
This message was delivered on Sunday, June 9, as we prepared for revival in the following days.
SUMMARY
This sermon discusses the story of the prodigal son and the importance of honesty and humility in seeking change and restoration. It emphasizes the need to be honest with ourselves and with God, acknowledging our sins and turning away from them. The sermon also highlights the destructive nature of sin and the consequences it brings. It encourages listeners to seek revival by getting right with God, binding together in prayer, and being willing to be used by God to win others to Christ.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Context
02:21 Change Can Be Hard
09:08 The Destructive Nature of Sin
14:25 The Prodigal Son's Journey and the Need for Restoration
38:23 The Story of the Older Brother
44:19 Seeking Change and Restoration
45:18 Closing and Invitation
TAKEAWAYS
- Honesty and humility are essential in seeking change and restoration.
- Sin has destructive consequences and separates us from God and those who love us.
- Revival starts with individuals getting right with God, binding together in prayer, and being willing to be used by God to win others to Christ.
- Pride hinders revival and must be replaced with humility.
- God is ready and willing to restore and change us when we come to Him with honesty and humility.
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