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Dealing With Risk Part 2

Matthew 2:1-12 How far are you willing to go to worship? How uncomfortable are you willing to get? How willing are you to risk your life? Is Jesus your everything?

In marriage, it is vital to keep an open line of communication and leave room for understanding. In today’s Q&A style service, Coach K explains how couples can be unassuming towards each other and communicate from neutral ground. To be unassuming is about pausing to look through your spouse's perspective before reacting. Ask yourself these questions; How does my spouse see this situation? Do I understand my spouse's perspective?

You can experience the full power of God in your life if you'll put yourself in the position to do so.

What does it mean to boldly approach the throne of God as His child? How much risk can we take as we serve Jesus? Should we even take risk in our faith walk? Using quotes from Alexander the Great and Jesus' Parable of the Talents, Pastor Clay discusses these two kings' perception of those who take risk. Jesus not only teaches us why each servant either took risk or did not take the risk, but also Jesus' perception of each servant. Take a whole new look at this parable as you evaluate your faith in Jesus.

Joshua 5:13-6:5 Joshua takes over as leader of the Israelite nation, and prepares for the conquest of the promised land. In this passage we see three things Joshua does that ensures their victory in the upcoming campaign.

In our passage today we see that Jesus expects us to be willing to give up everything to follow him. We are encouraged to count the cost so we can complete the race before us.

Luke 10-:25-37 What is a Neighbor? Good morning Church we are glad you are here to worship with us today. Baptism--- Worship is a form speech or action of telling God that He is the one who we want to have in our lives as our Savior, or King, the One who we follow, the who we believe everything that…

By Pastor Glenn Pease It was 1847, and St. Paul, Minnesota was a town filled with ignorance and drunkenness. Liquor was sold in every store. Half the parents could not read, and so drinking was about their only form of entertainment. It was typical of frontier towns, and no one even dreamed of trying…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Bruce Larson in Dare To Live Now, tells of his experience as a new recruit during World War II. He sat down to his first breakfast in the mess hall, at Fort Benning, Georgia. He saw something in a large bowl that looked like cream of wheat. He scooped out a lot of it into his bowl,…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Over the years I have read the mail of many people. It is because it is because I buy a lot of old books and people leave letters and postcards in these old books. Seldom have I found anything worth reading, but the fact is, much of the best reading in history is found in reading…

By Pastor Glenn Pease For decades the American people have been lulled into complacency by hearing the Gallop Pole say that over 90% of Americans believe in God. This led to a false security that we were a godly nation. But now Gallop decided to get more specific, and he discovered that only 10% of Americans…

May the words of my mouth and the meditations of all our hearts be acceptable in your sight – Our strength, our redeemer, our Lord – Amen Once upon a time in a town not too far from here, lived a pretty average guy. He grew up much like most of his neighbours Played sports, went to school, at least the…

Great Chapters for Greater Living: Take a Risk (Matthew 25:14-30) As generations go, ours is less inclined toward risk than many. It seems to be a time when many play it safe, hedge their bets, and cover their tracks. We do a great deal of looking with very little leaping. Christ is the great "Caller…

Moving On I. My character flaws- not letting go and chewing on things as a dog with a bone II. Surfaced mostly in my relationships with men that weren’t going anywhere but I would hold on and hold on, hoping that there would be life in a lifeless relationship. III. How Jesus story talks about moving…

Investing for Maximum Impact HOPE Christian Fellowship Series: You Have My Axe Part 2 January 11, 2009 Luke 16:1-9 Rich Lamb ____________________________________________________________________ 1Jesus told his disciples: “There was a rich man whose manager was accused of wasting his possessions. 2So…

Enjoying The Journey HOPE Christian Fellowship Series: You Have My Axe Part 3 January 18, 2009 Matthew 19:16-30 Jon Teran ______________________________________________________ Enjoying the Journey Eternal Life: the life of the age to come.. Salvation: the sum total of God's goodness to us. 1. Jesus…

Sermon Notes – Out of Control pt 6 Exegetical Outline – Ecclesiastes 11:1-8 The reason Solomon exhorted people to take a short term risk was because in doing so one would receive a return in time (1). Note: The idea behind this comes from the trade of the day in which merchants used ships to trade with…