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Theme: Men’s opinions and God’s truths never exist together. Purpose: To instruct folks that are on one side to get to the other.

to persuade the worshipper to set their minds on God's interests.

Intro: Look with me, if you will to the book of Matthew 5:3 Illustration: One of the greatest thefts of all time was that of a thief who made his way into a jewelry store in the middle of the night. He didn’t tip anyone off, he didn’t set off any alarms, he seemed to have barely made a sound and as he…

We sometimes make the mistake of thinking just because we received an invitation to the wedding it assures our entrance in.

Intro Text - Numbers 14.39-45 39 Then Moses told these words to all the children of Israel, and the people mourned greatly. 40 And they rose early in the morning and went up to the top of the mountain, saying, “Here we are, and we will go up to the place which the Lord has promised, for we have sinned!”…

Change your positional sights and you will see that God Has Not Passed By You!

Our hope lies in what Christ has ordained

Obadiah Overview Who is Obadiah? Geographic Location Vision

Jesus shows us a graceful way to handle overbearing people and manage conflicts.

We should recognize our tendency to be independent and turn our hearts to the Lord trusting in him.

Because the path of ruin is predictable, you must attend to the Lord and His word to keep Covenant with Him and avoid ruin.

When it comes to God's will for our life, we have three options in response: ignore, obey, disobey. Too often, by default, we ignore God's will by not even seeking His will for our life. We become presumptuous and take pride in self rather than boast in His grace, provision, and will.

Thank you I’d like to take a quick moment and say thank you to all of our volunteers. It has been an absolute joy to serve alongside each of you as you’ve put in hours of hard work every week with such great faithfulness and positive attitudes. I don’t know if many of you realize this, but I am actually…

The hand of the Lord is indeed heavy against all irreverence toward him. We must tear down every irreverent presumption in our hearts and replace arrogant ignorance with intimate awe for God.

Introduction I am thankful to once and again preach the Word of God to you this morning. This week I had the privilege of attending the Breakfast on the Farm chamber meeting. Typically this event is held at the arboretum here in town. However, due to the much needed rain the even had to be moved to the…

Un hombre que alcanzo gran poder dentro del reino de Asuero, pero que sus propios pecados no confesado y su falta de arrepentimiento lo llevaron a un terrible desenlace. Todo lo que el hombre sembrare, eso también segará.

We can get caught off guard as sin stops us taking hold of heavenly wisdom by being presumptuous and relying on wealth

For Whom the Parable Tolls John Dunne - “Meditation XVII” "No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friend's or of thine own…

Recognizing harmful mindsets that could be blocking us from realizing our full God designed potential.

The fact that life is short and fragile is not to be confused with the sin of omission, of prideful living and self-centered arrogance.

PRESENTATION: Why this knowledge is necessary. This week we consider the second necessary interior means of perfection, the Knowledge of God and the Knowledge of Self; since it is quite a large topic, we will launch right into it. Since perfection ultimately consists in the union of the soul with God,…

You can watch this message on our YouTube channel, https://youtu.be/UlCw0hud17E. In today's scripture, Paul presents a history lesson from Israel’s past to address the danger of overconfidence on the part of some of the believers in Corinth and to redirect their hearts toward God-confidence.

1) The Attack of the Crowd (Matthew 26:47), 2) The Kiss of the Traitor (Matthew 26:48–50a), 3) The Presumption of Peter (Matthew 26:50b–53) and finally 4) The Fulfillment of Prophecy (Matthew 26:54-56).

You can listen to the message here or watch it on our YouTube channel, https://youtu.be/k-Bh7wPRReo. Last week, we looked at the first of two sins of presumption that James addresses in his letter (presuming to be the judge). This message deals with the second one: presuming to be in control.