I’m a big fan of Christian Apologetics. This guy, Gary Habermas, seems pretty solid, and was recommended by a few friends of mine. I’ve downloaded a few of the mp3s and will be listening to them over the next week or so. Dr. Gary R. Habermas – Online Resource for the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
My cousin, Emily Michael, went to be with the Lord last Sunday and I had the honor of being involved with the services. This sermon was written from the standpoint of “What would Emily want?” We’ll miss you, angel.
Sometimes the very tools that helped us in the past in our faith become stumbling blocks to the present and future. We have to look at what the process should accomplish. Clarity -> Movement -> Alignment -> Focus
Keep it Simple S _ _ _ _ _ You guessed it… Keep it Simple Sunday. Simple Church I don’t want to take up a lot of space this month because I want to keep it short and to the point. If you missed Sunday 27 July, the sermon was on “KISS: Keep It [...]
This is an often avoided passage (1 Timothy 2:8-15), but it is important to realize that God has something to say. We also have to be careful not to go to either extreme of cultural dismissal or extreme legalism.
One thing is sure when we read Scripture… when someone encountered the Risen Christ, their following actions were always marked with a sense of Urgency. We need to recapture that same attitude in our own lives. Illustration via the book, Our Iceberg is Melting by John Kotter. This sermon is based on one given by [...]
A sermon about how to clarify vision. Based in part on a book by Andy Stanley.
Laodicea means “Will of the people” Too many churches today are governed as such, instead of being driven to serve God in a meaningful way.
What is the Biblical Role of a Deacon? How do they compare to Elders? This is a problem many Baptist churches are trying to figure out these days.
The final message in a series dealing with the “Top Ten Issues Families Face.” The survey was conducted by Lifeway and many of the ideas for the message came from their resource page.
