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We finish our series on the 7 Deadly Sins by looking at the deepest, most dangerous one of them all: Pride. The sinful attitude that ignites all other sins. The sinful nature that corrupts our relationship with God and others. The sinful perspective that prevents us from enjoying the creaturely worship of our good Creator. Hence the well-known proverb: “Pride comes before destruction; an arrogant spirit before a fall.” (Pr 16:18) The more we talk about pride and learn about pride and dwell on pride, the better. Because pride is always lurking beneath the surface of our lives and we are often blind to it. Shining a light on pride, like the broader topic of sin itself, helps us to identify it, deal with it, flee it, and let grace change it into humility.

We can try to be self-righteous, but although we might look good compared to others, that won't work before God because each of us has sinned. Yet, God offers us justification, being right with God, going to heaven when we die, as a gift, if we accept it simply by faith, apart from works. Watch: https://youtu.be/Jpa1JOfMZMs

Dcn. LJ’s sermon on the Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost | October 23, 2022

Week 11 Worship I want us to begin today sermon by looking Back. We are going through this believe series and the first 10 weeks we talked about Orthodoxy. Orthodoxy might sound like a big word. But we can break it down Ortho – Geometry – Orthogonal – something at a right angle Orthodontics – Right or…

The requirements of prayer are to demonstrate humility, desire His presence and depart from wickedness.

The following sermon is going to review five people's glimpses of the Lord and how their lives were forever changed! Since meeting God is not an impossibility but a divine gift from our Creator, let us never stop seeking Him and inviting Him to transform our very lives for His honor and glory!

Have we given this Pharisee a raw deal? After all, if you pay attention, he does pray, “God, I thank you.” Look, he gives credit to God that he is not like the rest of men. He knows about grace. It’s wrongheaded of us to see those whom Jesus attacked as always and all the time mired in a works righteousness…