- Aug 13, 2023The Traitor At The Table (John 13:21-30)
The Traitor At The Table (John 13:21-30)
- Jul 30, 2023The Fix For Fear (Psalm 56:1-13)
The Fix For Fear (Psalm 56:1-13)
- Jul 16, 2023The Disappointment of Worldly Worship
The Disappointment of Worldly Worship
- Jul 9, 2023God’s and a Good Luck Charm
God’s and a Good Luck Charm
- May 7, 2023Two By Two Part 2
Two By Two Part 2Jesus did not attempt to proclaim the gospel to the world singlehandedly. Instead, He recruited others to spread the message of salvation. In Mark 6:7-13, we read of the first time Jesus officially commissioned His disciples to go out and preach. Notice first how Jesus called and commissioned the twelve disciples to go out as His representatives. They went out by the authority of Jesus. In so doing, they went out in total reliance on God for provision and success. Note how the disciples responded with obedience. “They went out and preached….” Some would receive the message they were to deliver, and some would reject it, but they were not responsible for the actions of others. They obeyed and their obedience would honor God. The content of their message was simple. People needed to change their minds about sin and their need for a Savior and turn to Christ. That is the message of repentance. It is the message that John the Baptist preached, that Jesus preached, and that all followers of Jesus should preach. We also see how God worked through them to confirm their message. God gave them miraculous abilities that proved that the gospel they preached was of God. While we do not have the same miraculous abilities today, we do have the same Holy Spirit working through us to confirm God’s word in the hearts of those who hear. Believers today are in a similar position to those apostles. We have been commissioned to go forth and preach the message of the gospel. We are not responsible for how people respond, but we will answer to God for our obedience. We go out by the authority of Jesus and preach, relying on God to work through us.
- Apr 16, 2023Who We Are
Who We Are
- Mar 19, 2023Building a Household of Faith
Building a Household of Faith
- Feb 26, 2023Gideon (Judges 6 KJV)
Gideon (Judges 6 KJV)
- Feb 12, 2023The Courage of Revival Part 2
- Feb 5, 2023Jesus The Passover Lamb (Exodus 12:5-8 KJV)
Jesus The Passover Lamb (Exodus 12:5-8 KJV)"Jesus The Passover Lamb" from Sunday PM by Pastor Chambers. Released: 2023. Genre: Religious.
- Jan 29, 2023Biblical Philosophy of Childrens Ministry (Matthew 18)
Biblical Philosophy of Childrens Ministry (Matthew 18)
- Jan 22, 2023Jael and the Nail (Judges 4:11-21 KJV)
Jael and the Nail (Judges 4:11-21 KJV)Barak was listed in Hebrews 11 as an example of faith, but his faith was very weak because it depended on someone else. He refused to go into battle at the command of the Lord unless Deborah, the prophetess, came with him. She agreed but informed him that the credit for the victory would not go to him
but to a woman.Barak gathered his army, and word got to Sisera, the general of the Canaanite army, that the Israelites were preparing for battle. He made the first move and, with his superior forces, tried to surround them quickly. God, however, was on Israel’s side and discomfited the army of the Canaanites. As Sisera’s army fled in terror, he found himself on foot, running for his life. He made his way to the Homestead of Heber, a family with whom they were at peace. Jael, the wife of Heber, hid him in her tent and gave him milk to drink and a comfortable place to sleep. While he slept, she took advantage of the opportunity and drove a spike through his head, ending his life.From Barack, we learn the grace of God to give us victory even when our faith is weak. From Sisera, we learn the folly of trusting in our own strength, our own weapons, and our own ingenuity. The lesson is clear from both. Only by trusting God will we have victory. - Jan 8, 2023Jesus’ First Sermon
Jesus’ First Sermon
Jesus did not begin His public ministry until He was approximately thirty years old. When the time came for Him to begin preaching and teaching, He chose a topic for His first sermon that was the theme of His earthly ministry. Jesus preached the gospel. “Now after that John was put in prison, Jesus came into Galilee, preaching the gospel of the kingdom of God, And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel.” (Mark 1:14-15) Jesus’ message was simple. He said that it was time to repent and believe the gospel. Jesus would go on to teach many more things and expound on the meaning and impact of the gospel message, but it all began with this simple declaration. We need to follow our Savior’s example. Too often we overcomplicate our evangelism. We think we have to have attractive promotions, novel outreach programs and witty publications to reach the lost. In reality, the foundation of our soul winning must remain the simple proclamation that Jesus began His ministry with. As we seek to be faithful sowers of the gospel seed, we must simply reiterate the age-old message that it is time for the lost to repent and believe the gospel for salvation.
- Nov 27, 2022The Power Of The Cross
The Power Of The Cross"The Power Of The Cross" from Sunday PM by Missionary Robert Southard. Released: 2022. Genre: Religious.
- Nov 13, 2022Ye Are Not Your Own
