1 John 1:5-2:2 Stephen Caswell © 1999 Introduction God intended from the beginning that we might have fellowship with Him. Fellowship can be described as communion, partnership, participation. In the garden of Eden the Lord walked with Adam and Eve in the cool of the day. But sin broke man's fellowship…

Jesus' Formula for Prayer Introduction: Think: "Prayer" is letting God communicate with you. Five Keys To Effective Praying: I. Praise God. - L- v.9a; 13b A. Acknowledge His holy name. - L- v.9; Psalm 16:8; L- Matthew 7:21 B. Acknowledge His name has authority.- L- v.13b; L-Matthew 28:18 C. Acknowledge…

What causes my greatest sorrow? Transition: Today we are going to discover from Psalm 119:25-32 how God’s Awesome word will sustain us through seasons of great sorrow. Read the passage Notice a few observations. Repetition of of “ways.” (vs. 26,27,29,30,32) The Hebrew word for way is “Derek”. It is the…

Introduction : Many of you have gone along to help serve in Dominican Republic. You might remember the scene where at the hotel where we stayed? Let me try to describe it for hose who haven't witnessed it. There is a cliff face that looks out over the ocean. At the bottom of that cliff face the waves…

The problem of sin is that sin is a problem. It’s an annoying reality that plagues us every day of our lives. We see it in ourselves, the members of our family, our friends, our coworkers and other members of the church. Most of what we read in the newspaper is about sin. No matter how long we live,…

Welcome-Bienvenido: Tithe and Offering-Diezmo y Ofrenda 2 Corinthians 8:1 New King James Version 8 Moreover, brethren, we make known to you the grace of God bestowed on the churches of Macedonia: 2 Corintios 8:1 Reina-Valera 1960 8 Asimismo, hermanos, os hacemos saber la gracia de Dios que se ha dado…

Worship has become one of the most divisive things in the church today. The songs we sing, the style of music, the length of services, the prayer, the readings, dancing, banners, and more all become fodder for frustration and arguments among God's people. But what is worship really? In Isaiah 6, Isaiah has an encounter with God that is profound and produces a response. What would happen if we took our focus off our our preferences and turned instead to the One who is worthy to be praised? Would we respond the way that Isaiah does?

Minister of Evangelism speaking from 2 Tim. 3:16-17 entitled “Dwelling on the Word”