First Samuel: Lessons In Opportunity (pt. 18) / As Saul continues to try to murder David, David seeks help and refuge from God Who delivers David through various means.
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Sermons from 2017 (Page 2)
What We Believe / The only way of salvation, the only message that saves sinners, is that Christ died for our sins. The death of Christ is the only possible payment to satisfy the God’s wrath against sin. It must be accepted individually, by faith alone
First Samuel: Lessons In Opportunity (pt. 17) / Chapter 18 provides an overview of what a believer can expect from life—the positive and negative—after gaining a spiritual victory.
What We Believe / The inheritance from Adam is sin and death; The inheritance from Christ is forgiveness and eternal life. The choice is yours.
The gospel of John is intended to reveal the person and work of Jesus Christ so we might believe the Truth for the salvation of our soul.
What We Believe / How can we explain the situation in which we all find ourselves today? The sin of Adam and Eve plunged all God’s “very good” creation into the cosmic catastrophic conditions we experience on a daily basis.
First Samuel: Lessons In Opportunity (pt 17) / David was able to defeat Goliath because long before he faced this giant he walked with God and exercised faith in Him.
The Apostle Paul is praying for the believers in Ephesus to fully grasp who God is and what He has done for believers.
Our choice of friends has a tremendous impact on our lives and our fellowship with God.
What We Believe / Mankind is the crown of God’s creation. All humans from Adam bear the image of our Creator, God.
First Samuel: Lessons in Opportunity (pt. 16) / In His providence, God brings David into the court of King Saul.
Pastor Matt discusses several distinctives of GBC as the church celebrates its 13th anniversary.
The apostle Paul provides the Philippian Christians with five requirements for unity in the local church
What We Believe / Explicit reasons to take God’s Word literally. He created this universe in six consecutive solar days, just a few thousand years ago.
First Samuel: Lessons in Opportunity (pt. 15) / While man often looks on the outside, God is looking at the heart. He seeks a man, woman, or child after His own heart.
What WE Believe / The importance of embracing the deity of the Lord Jesus Christ is a crucial yet profound reality for every believer.
First Samuel: Lessons in Opportunity (pt. 14) / When we fail or seem to fail in ministry, God simply wants us to pick up the pieces and keep moving forward.
What We Believe / Who is God? What is He like? God eternally exists as three distinct Person, co-equal, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
First Samuel: Lessons in Opportunity (pt. 13) / When confronted by Samuel for not completely obeying God’s clear commands, Saul tries to come up with every excuse in the book.
/ Christ and Christianity are far superior to both the Law and any human religion today. Don’t return to the inferior systems of man.
First Samuel: Lessons In Opportunity (pt 12) / When confronted by Samuel for not completely obeying God’s clear commands, Saul tries to come up with every excuse in the book.
Hebrews / Concluding considerations to summarize the book of Hebrews remembering the exhortations, warnings, and comfort we find in the Superiority of Christ, our Great High Priest.
The importance of the death of Christ for our sins, as our Substitute, and His bodily resurrection from the dead on the third day, must be a center piece of all biblical ministry. This alone is the “gospel of Christ,” in this present age.
Hebrews / Two habits of life ought to be an integral part of the life of a faithful follower of Christ-prayer and faithful support of the local church of which one is a part
Solomon’s observations of the physical realm provide spiritual insight for believers today.