“Little Ole Me” (Luke 19:1-9)
I. (1-3) “Sinners Still Seek Him”
II. (4-7) “Sinners Still Find Him”
III. (8-9) “Sinners are Still Converted Through Him”
It is possible that often times we each experience a feeling of being unworthy because of maybe a condition or a sin. The story of Zacchaeus teaches us that no matter what, Jesus Christ wants us, and is interested in us!
The Friend of a Sinner
Luke 18:35-43
1. The Seeking Sinner (35-39)
2. The Compassionate Christ (40-42)
3. The Faithful Friend (43)
Have you ever been in one of those situations of life that the thought of helplessness had complete control of your thinking, and outlook? A situation that you might think, that nobody understands, or even cares? Well in today’s sermon, we are going to look at a story of a man that was in this condition. However, all that changed when the Master came near!
Services cancelled due to inclement weather. See you Sunday!
“Responsibilities of the Redeemed”
Joshua 24:14-15
I. (14a) “To Show Respect”
II. (14b) “To Be Willing to Serve”
III. (15a) “To Be Faithful to Our Commitments”
IV. (15b) “To Take the Lead”
“Character, a Christian Defense” (II Corinthians 10: 1-13)
I. (1-6) “The Challenge of Christian Character”
II. (7-12) “The Test of Christian Character”
III. (13) “The Commitment of Christian Character”
Today’s sermon is intended to stress the importance and impact of our Christian character, both as our witness and our defense. There are two beings that know our true character, one is God, and the other is ourselves. Is your “Christian Character” solid enough to endure the test of truth?
“Second Chances” (Jonah 1:1-17)
I. “The Commission” (1-2)
II. “The Contradiction” (3-15)
III. “The Compassion” (16-17)
As Christians, we can often remember the time and place that we gave our heart to Jesus or we are sure that we have. However, many of us still lack one important thing in our relationship with the Lord, commitment! Often times, this is a result of us not wanting to give God control of our lives and our direction. Jonah had this same problem and God was not pleased with it. Yet so often as God does, Jonah was given a second chance. Do you need a second chance today?
“Blessed Assurance” (Romans 8:31-39)
I. (31-34) “God’s Conquering Concern”
II. (35-36) “God’s Conquering Care”
III. (37-39) “God’s Conquering Confidence”
It is both possible and practical for a Christian to sure of “who we are” in Christ. The idea of Blessed Assurance is knowing beyond any doubt that God loves us, and that we are His! Blessed Assurance in its simplest way is knowing that I have an identity with Christ.
The Youth / Children’s Ministry visit to the nursing home that was scheduled for Sunday, February 14, has been cancelled due to weather issues. Check back here for any possible changes to service times or other schedules. Thank you!
“The Imperative Importance of a Savior”
Hebrews 2:1-18
(Sermon Statement) – There is One Being Who is fulfilling God’s great plan for humankind, and that is Jesus Christ. As a result of this, His purpose, meaning, and message deserves our undivided attention. Today we celebrate the Lord’s Supper, a moment that should remind us of the importance of our desperate need for a Savior.