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2012 Sermons
ShareIsaac was born through Sarah and Ishmael through Hagar. These two mothers and their sons represent two covenants. One of promise by faith and the other of the flesh through unbelief.
Jason encourages us that the Lord has called us to love one another. Let us put off our old man and grow in the love of Christ.
Those who trust in the Lord will not be put to shame and will see the Lord's goodness in all circumstances.
Let us keep ourselves from offending one another and look to the Lord to help us overcome the temptations the world brings.
A man after God's own heart will be one who desires to do the Father's will.
When Moses went outside the camp the Lord met with him and gave him the testimony of the Lord's presence.
Jason and Tim encourage us to trust the Lord at all times and know that He will use all things for our good.
The testimony of Paul gives us reason to hope that in all situations the Lord can do more than we ask or imagine.
God gives us all a window of opportunity to call on His name for help and received His blessings. Let us come to Him in faith and trust Him the His sanctifying power of His Spirit.
Those who have been through difficult circumstances and known the comfort of the Lord can then offer sympathy and comfort to others who are hurting.
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding." Those who are born of God are led by the Spirit of God and gradually grow in faith and trust less in their own resources.
"In faithfulness Thou hast afflicted me oh Lord." The Lord's mercies are new every morning and great in His faithfulness towrads His people.
Jesus warns us to beware of the leaven on the pharisees, which is hypocrisy, getting in our hearts. Let's remain open before the Lord and desire to please Him only and not men.
When we get a revelation of the Person of Jesus Christ we will become more like Him and love mercy and compassion and not fault find others.
Christ's baptism calls us to to die to our own will that we may also know the resurrection life of Jesus Christ.