Sermon: Abiding in God’s Secret Place
When we seek God’s Holy and Secret Place…we will find a refreshment and a renewal and a place of safety that cannot be found anywhere on Earth.
When we seek God’s Holy and Secret Place…we will find a refreshment and a renewal and a place of safety that cannot be found anywhere on Earth.
Acronym – S.A.T. (when was the last time you SAT with God and asked Him about your spiritual health?
America Get ready! For we were born for such a time as this.
So, never underestimate the value of your support to a pastor. He’s human. Most of us are needier than you might think.
They came like a river to confess the Lordship of Jesus over their souls.
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It’s amazing how much we can trust the Lord…
especially when we are put in the position where we have to totally depend on Him.
At the final judgment, men will cast all their crowns at the feet of Jesus…until that day comes,
God looks for, calls, and appoints men and women who will lead in every area of life, including the church.
Once God’s Word becomes debatable, the floodgates open for all sort of moral perversion under the guise of “religion.”
Without community, I don’t think I can ever move forward.
When the opportunity arises to lead someone to Christ, the first thing that happens for most of us is that we immediately get nervous and feel uneasy.
I have observed a downsizing movement. Large churches…once led by a host of singers and a well-chosen, well-prepared
instrumental ensemble are now being led in worship by a mere 5 or 6 people. Has the Tent of David fallen down?
One thing the world cannot stand is a hypocritical, judgemental church.
God tried to send people into education, law, medicine, business, art, media, and yes, even politics−but instead, we herded them into “Christian service.”
What if we see God in the ordinary? What if we reshape what is excellent and life-changing, based on the Biblical account of Jesus’s birth.
When scripture speaks into the life of a person, it cuts in like a surgeon’s scalpel, in order to bring healing and life to the person in need.
It took several hours to give away the toys. The look of gratitude on the faces of these families would melt the coldest heart.
This is the kind of collective action I’m talking about; something new that
happens with all of us that transcends the way God is working with any one of us.
Religion will make you say grace before a meal, but relationship will have you give away your last bit of food.
If we don’t understand God’s design in diversity, how do we know our efforts in this area are actually redemptive?
God is delighted when we begin to discover our identity and gifts as a Father delights in a child.
Discovery is not shameful; it is a method of celebration!
I’m sure you can relate when I bring up the matter of feeling lonely in a crowded room. You just feel like you’re invisible. You feel like you don’t matter. It’s one of the worst human feelings to feel lonely around a bunch of people, especially when you’re in family or church relationship situations with those people. We […]
If the rest of the world operates by decentralized structures facilitated by technology-assisted connections, the church will need to find its way into that space as well if it wants to remain relevant and effective.
But eventually, something WILL happen in every church that can make your experience there “unhappy”.