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Nehemiah - Building a city of refuge
Kenneth Martinez • Sermon • • 54 views • 34:37
Under the leadership of Nehemiah and Ezra, Jerusalem experiences one of the greatest revivals on its history. Due to their new interest in Scripture, they find out that they have been ignoring one of the most colorful commandments of God. In this message we discuss this occasion, and we learn why rituals are not always a bad idea.


Malachi
Ben Allen • East Coast Anglican • Sermon • • 9 views • 34:56
God has loved and continues to love his people. Yet, despite the nature of this relationship, God's people in Malachi's day dishonour God. God's people need a great priest who is cursed, despised and discarded in their place. God's people need a great priest who won't decieve them. Thank God for Jesus who is the priest we need and helps us conform our ritual, heart and life to the nature of our relationship with God.
Random
Michael McCoy • Sermon • • 1 view
In this message, Jesus will remind us of the origins of human evil and the hypocrisy of rituals.
Colossians
Rev. Claude L. White, Jr. • Sermon • • 12 views
Freed by Christ Colossians 2:20–23 (ESV) 20 If with Christ you died to the elemental spirits of the world, why, as if you were still alive in the world, do you submit to regulations— 21 “Do not handle, Do not taste, Do not touch” 22 (referring to things that all perish as they are used)—according to…
All Glory and Honor
Allen Page, III • Sermon • • 102 views
To recognize the power of symbol in ritual and worship.
Tough Love: The Prophecies of Ezekiel
Ben Janssen • Crosstown Church OKC • Sermon • • 5 views
Having been called to be a prophet, Ezekiel must be initiated into this vocation. He will need to be transformed by fully embracing the severe judgment of God against sin. When he does so, the hope of God's mercy will begin to emerge from the ashes of God's terrible wrath.
The Good Book
KEN LUMLEY • Sermon • • 1 view
10 The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full. 20 Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, 20 Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all…
[Communion Service]
Christopher Campbell • Sermon • • 1,147 views
The Lord's Supper (Communion) is an invitation to remembrance. One great theme to be remembered is that Jesus is our peace. By his blood, Jesus has brought down all barriers of fellowship that exist between God and humanity. He invites all, far or near, into a holy communion of peace in him.
Hebrews
William Horsburgh • Sermon • • 11 views
We want to grasp the reason and purpose for this book and its relevance to us now
The View
Kevin Elworth • Sermon • • 0 views
Who is in control? // take a microscope over sovereignty // Attributes of God. // The Omni’s Being that God is all-powerful, we can surmise that he is always in complete control. That is his sovereignty- his controlling nature. Nothing has ever happened that was outside the purview of his notice. Nothing…


What's In It For Me?
Pastor Rob Brower • South Sound Church • Sermon • • 25 views
We can view prayer as a means to get what we want, but prayer is first communicating in our relationship with God before any blessings are received. Pastor Rob Brower continues with Week 3 of "What's In It For Me?".


Keith M. Roberts • NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP • Sermon • • 36 views • 26:31
Let’s keep the main thing—the gospel—the main thing.


Acts: Blueprint of the Church
Sean Ingram • First Baptist Church of Stryker • Sermon • • 1 view
On a day in the life of the early church, Peter and John were on their way to a first-century prayer meeting when they were interrupted at the gate. How they responded exemplify some of things we also should do when opportunity knocks. An expository sermon from Acts 3:1-12. Sermon begins at about 23:15.


Luke Dahlenburg • Sermon • • 10 views • 24:54


Learning To Read Scripture As Storied: The Book of Genesis
Christopher Watkins • New Community Church of the Nazarene • Sermon • • 6 views • 45:02
Traditionally, Adam is seen as the "man of sin" as it is Adam's sin that death first enters the world and comes to all men because all men sin. Yet, when we look at the Scriptures, Church Fathers, Second Temple literature, & other pagan myths/legends we find that Cain is the one regarded as the man of sin. Today we look at the reason for this life, that God gave us mortality so that we might repent & be changed. Cain does not repent & instead becomes an imager of demons!


Dave McNeff • Sermon • • 372 views
January 18, 2015 Intro – A family had some guests for dinner one night and Dad asked his 6-year-old daughter if she would pray. She replied, “But Daddy, I don’t know what to say.” He replied, “Just say what you hear Mommy say.” So the girl bowed her head and prayed, “Lord, why on earth did I invite all…
Dave McNeff • Sermon • • 78 views
Intro -- On September 23, 1926, Jack Dempsey, a major character of the Roaring Twenties, and holder of the heavyweight title since 1919, stepped in the ring against Gene Tunney. He counted on his legendary punching power to win against the underdog, Tunney. But Dempsey could never land a good punch and…
Paul Hawkins • Sermon • • 31 views
Malachi 3 Can we turn to Malachi chapter 1 please? [P] May I ask an audacious question? “Why are you here?”! I know that when I was a kid, it was because I was dragged along. I was forced to by my parents; it was boring and I would rather not be there. I am sure none of you are like that! But you can…
Douglas James Wilson • Sermon • • 2 views
INTRODUCTION: This is the first of twelve psalms ascribed to Asaph. Mostly likely this is the Asaph who lived at the same time as David (2 Chron. 29:30), although that name does appear later (2 Kings 18:18). This psalm is a wonderful illustration of how thoroughly the godly saints of the old covenant…
Paul Hawkins • Sermon • • 34 views
Malachi - intro Could we all turn to the book of angels, please? What? It is not in your Bible?! Am I teaching some heresy from some extra canonical book? No, it is in your Bible – the Hebrew for angel is מַלְאָךְ - simply a “messenger”. Malachi means: “My messenger” – although I am sure that it was…