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NL Year 1
Rev. Brian Weinberger • Sermon • • 2 views
This last week I was at the LAMA retreat in preparation for the 2nd annual LAMA Summit that was held on Saturday. During our retreat we were broken up into two teams and were asked to build a structure taller than the other team. Our materials were: a piece of string, a length of painters tape, 20 spaghetti…
Dr. Mark A. Barber • Pleasant Valley UMC • Sermon • • 4 views
2 Kings 5:1-14 Now Naaman, commander of the army of the king of Syria, was a great and honorable man in the eyes of his master, because by him the Lord had given victory to Syria. He was also a mighty man of valor, but a leper. And the Syrians had gone out on raids, and had brought back captive a young…
Miscellaneous
Samuel Lindsay • Flooding Creek (FCCC) • Sermon • • 20 views • 39:34
This sermon, or parts thereof, may be used with attribution. Introduction What do you think of when you hear the word “Loyalty”? One of the most common images of loyalty are dogs. They look to their master for food, for approval, for direction and for companionship. Their identity is intrinsically tied…
Stranger Things
Craig Reimer • Sermon • • 50 views
The healing of a political and social outcast.
Misc
Samuel Lindsay • Eastgate • Sermon • • 12 views
Introduction The Point: Be loyal to the LORD. What do you think of when you hear the word “Loyalty”? One of the most common images of loyalty are dogs. They look to their master for food, for approval, for direction and for companionship. Their identity is intrinsically tied up in their master. When…
Ben Drew • Sermon • • 25 views
BIG IDEA: Naaman’s cleansing and new life experience from God forms the pattern by which we too receive cleansing and new life through Christ. BIG IDEA: Is God really in control of our world? Elisha is set in a time of turmoil for the people of God. Given the blessing of the promises of God, that he…
Series on Elijah and Elisha
Paul Hawkins • Sermon • • 9 views
Elijah and Elisha 23. You may recall, that last time I spoke, I told the story of Naaman, ….. well I didn’t finish it – pre-eminently, it is a story of [P] SALVATION. I want you to keep that in mind as we complete this chapter [P] ; because it may slip from view as we proceed – but salvation is the issue.…