Luke 6:36-42 Introduction Last week we looked at the matchlessness of God’s forgiveness. We saw how gracious God is because even though we break His law, He forgives us when we repent. After the service last week someone came up to me and commented that if that is what God is like and if we are to become…

Introduction: God sees a lot of value in you; God sent His Son for you and not just for a select few. Although there may be those around you who will act as if they are more exclusive and special to Him than you are. In God’s eyes you are equally important. God sees glorious things in you, and He knows…

Health Quiz - How many here have ever broken a bone? How many here have ever had stitches? 30 or more stitches? How many have cut yourself? Anyone wounded in combat? Talk about a different type of wound… our hidden emotional wounds. What are our hidden wounds? memories, resentments, regrets, worries,…

How do we respond when we've lost the battle against Satan?

1 Paul, an apostle—not from men or by man, but by Jesus Christ and God the Father who raised him from the dead— 2 and all the brothers who are with me: To the churches of Galatia. 3 Grace to you and peace from God the Father and our Lord Jesus Christ, 4 who gave himself for our sins to rescue us from…

This sermon is about what forgiveness is not.

Celebrate Our Heritage Our passage that I’ve chosen for today displays a contrast that I believe speaks to us as we celebrate our nations heritage and also our commitment as Christians in the world today. Our passage is Galatians 6:1-10 Brothers, if anyone is caught in any transgression, you who are…

Help! I’ve fallen Our section tonight covers this type of a situation, the one who has fallen as well as helping to carry one another’s burdens. We have come from walking in the Spirit (Gal5:16-19, 25-26) to fruitful grace (Gal5:22-23) now tonight we are looking at extending grace (Gal6:1-5). 25 If we…

Introduction Good morning church. I hope you are at home and warm this snowy morning in Rockaway Beach. Technology can be a cool took for the Gospel and this morning I know some of you have expressed the trials you are going through so I wanted to take some time to encourage you through the word since…

Jesus teaches how to resolve disputes within the church in order to maintain unity. Church discipline is also highlighted in these verses.

Does anyone know what this picture represents? This might be the most amazing data picture you see in a lifetime! It shows the 63,779 cross-references in the Bible. The white bars along the bottom represent each Bible chapter, Gen. 1 - Rev. 22 . The line’s color shows the reference’s distance from the…

Three Marks of Maturity Gal 6. 2 Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ. Introduction In the verses closing chapter 5, Paul has contrasted the works of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit, concluding that Christians are to live Spirit-led lives. 22 Wives, submit yourselves unto…

LIVING GRACEFULLY (5): JUDGE NOT (Luke 6:37-38) Intro – Someone has said, “The only thing good about being imperfect is the joy it brings others.” I suppose that’s one way to look at it. But those who joy in condemning others are like the snake who asked his companion, “Are we poisonous?” The second…

Are we required to fortive those who are unrepentant

Life can be full of problems and burdens that we must endure. We are also asked to carry the burdens of others in the midst of our own. How can we truly bear the burdens that are thrown at us. Let’s look at that subject today.

By Pastor Glenn Pease Doing your best could be the worst thing you could do. That sounds like a contradiction, but it can be explained so that it makes sense as a paradox. A paradox is a statement, which at first sight seems absurd, and contrary to common sense, but which can be explained so as to be…

As Believers are called into a community with others in the church, we have a responsibility to love one another.

In the final part of the series, Pastor Leo identifies what kind of evil can be spoken and how to ensure that our words are not destructive but uplifting our God and one another.