Sermons About Prayer
Giving
Big Idea: My Future will be determined by My Investments “Don't be misled. Remember that you can't ignore God and get away with it. You will always reap what you sow! “ galatians6/7nlt
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The Secret of Contentment
In this passage from Philippians 4, St. Paul says he has learned to be content--whatever his situation. If we, like Paul, can learn this secret, we can trade our anxiety for joy.
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An Emerging Humanity
This is a message from Colossians 3:9-17. Becoming what Christ has saved us to be requires not only the putting off of old ways, but the putting on of new practices, embracing his peace, and having his word dwelling in our hearts.
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What If: Jesus Visited Church Of The King? Part II
Join us as we continue our series: What If: A Faith Explosion
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Broken - Pt. 6 - The Blessing in the Thorn
It's one thing when God seems silent, or even indifferent to our suffering and hardships. It's quite another to discover that he was actually orchestrating those circumstances for his own purposes, even declining to remove them when we ask. It is then that we can learn to see the blessing in the thorn.
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Ephesians 6.10-20
The book of Ephesians displays God's great plan of creating a new counter-culture society, a city within a city, out of diverse people. The church is heaven breaking into earth as she lives out God's vision for redeemed humanity amidst the watching world. The local church is to demonstrate to a watching world what it looks like to love God and care for others. Paul brings his letter to a fitting conclusion as he explains how to stand firm against the evil one.
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Being What you will Become
Set your mind on things above. Put to death the things in you that do not belong to your new life in Christ.
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A Reformed-Charismatic Approach to Suffering
Suffering is an inescapable part of life in a fallen world. If we are not suffering presently, we will certainly encounter it at some point. We must prepare our hearts and minds to approach suffering with faith in God. Three anchors serve to help us hold firm in times of suffering. First, we know that God is sovereign over all things, even our suffering. Second, we know that God uses our suffering, for his own glory but also for our own good, to produce the peaceful fruit of righteousness in us. Finally, we know that God answers prayer, and we do not simply pray to endure our suffering, but we persistently appeal to him in faith to deliver us from it. God is near to us in our suffering, and desires that we would turn to him as our only refuge in suffering.
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It Doesn't Matter How You Pray
Mythbusters is a six week series which debunks common misconceptions about living the Christian life by examining what Jesus taught during the Sermon on the Mount. The text for this series is Matthew 5-7. "It Doesn't Matter How You Pray" is the fourth sermon in this series preached by Paul Wingfield, Lead Pastor at South Telegraph Christian Church.
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