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Mom the Teacher Titus 2:1-5 Introduction: A teacher had just completed teaching a lesson of “magnets”. She was quizzing the class and said- “I have six letters and I pick up things, what am I?” A little boy raised his hand and answered- Mother!! How To Be A Bad Parent 1. Discipline your children only…

The return home ... The desire to return home can be quite strong in some people. Home might mean different things to different people — and it might even mean different places for people of the same family — but the desire to return to a place that is safe, welcoming, and makes us feel whole, can burn…

Text - Hebrews 11.7 By faith Noah, being warned by God about things not yet seen, in reverence prepared an ark for the salvation of his household, by which he condemned the world, and became an heir of the righteousness which is according to faith. A spiritual war is being waged against the human family.…

Sometimes we feel like we are in exile from God and that we cannot ever return home. What does God say about that?

Jesus said i am the Vine. How do we abide in him. what are the benefits of staying in him?

Beginning our look at parenting and the necessity for the parents to model what they hope to see in their children.

Psalm 26 As David did we have to submit ourselves to God's testing and in the process to remain pure. We need to stand firm in our integrity and make ourselves at home with God.

Pastor Dan preaches on Romans 8:9-11.

Would someone be able to look through your home and determine that you are a Christian?

How do we prepare our hearts as a welcome home for Jesus when we have fear and uncertainty in our lives? God sent His Son to close the gap in our relationship with God. How did Mary go from saying "I can't" in verse 34 to being ready to do God's Will in verse 38?

Sense of security when we think about home. Creating a home in our heart for Jesus. Is Jesus welcome to our own home? How to prepare our hearts to be a home for Jesus. What kind of home do we have prepared for God right now? Matthew 1:18-25. Joseph had an opportunity to prepare a home for Jesus on the very first Christmas. Do we choose to participate in God's work? 1. Are we willing to move from "fear" to "faith"? 2. Is the home of my heart going to be rash? or reflective? Do I react? Or do I respond? 3. A maturing follower of Christ is shortening the distance between reacting and responding. 4. Is my home cowardly or courageous to what God wants me to do? Many of us fall short in our spiritual walk with Christ. 5. Is my home selfish? Or selfless? Less of myself and more of God?

Luke 4:14-30 There are many times in life when we are faced with tough decisions; these become the defining moments of our lives. In the sermon Truth or Consequences Pastor Coon challenges us with being truthful, suffering the consequences, and how those decisions will define us.

Luke 9:18-27 Being a disciple is often described as being a follower of Jesus Christ. But, being a true disciple of Jesus is much more. There is a price to being a disciple of Jesus that many do not see, but there is also hope in being a disciple.

We are created in God's image. There's a vacancy in the soul of man that can only be filled by God, we long for that. Home is a very important place for us. Jesus made this Earth his home. Jesus was here for 33 yeras and changed the Earth in 3 years with his ministry. Home is translated from the Bible to Tabernacle. From the book of Exodus, that's where he dwelt upon. Jesus wants Him to be our home. He dwells in us, he loves us. We're his home, the church is his home. I can't but He can. It's not "who you are", but "who's you are", who you belong to. God has made His home in us, we just have to accept Him into our hearts.