Often God is portrayed as a compassionate, loving, forgiving God. And rightly so! But today we will see the other part of God: The God who cannot stand weakness. The God who called a nation to fight a war, and then doomed the men who refused to fight!! In this sermon you will be challenged…
Every single one of us faces problems in our life. How do you deal with them when they are “giant” problems? Battling a giant is completely different from battling a weak enemy, and this sermon explores the first five steps to defeat any giant in your life.
Religion stinks. The Colossian people, who lived almost 2,000 years ago, nearly got drug into plain old religion and legalism before realizing the dangers within. This week’s sermon, covering Colossians 2:20-23, exposes the problem with legalism and religion.
Mysticism is very real today. And it was just as vibrant 2,000 years ago. This week’s sermon in the series of Colossians explores the difference between a mystical faith relying upon experience and an intelllectual faith relying upon knowledge. Which is better, what should we pursue… and most importantly: why? For the answers, listen to…
Everyone tells us that it’s good to follow the rules. It’s time to ignore them. Seriously. This sermon is about why we should not follow the rules! Throw them away and don’t even look at them again. If you’re wondering why a church might teach this, you should probably give this sermon a listen.
Everywhere people are trying to find fulfillment in their lives … through all sorts of means. But most of the time we are simply trying to fill ourselves with things that will not help. In this sermon we explore how to actually find fulfillment in our lives.
We dive into the second chapter of Colossians, and examine what it has in store for our lives. A challenging piece on unity, the beginning of this chapter may completely transform your relationship with fellow Christians.
Purposely running into danger isn’t always the smartest move. But sometimes, it is exactly what God calls us to do. Running away from challenges isn’t easy either. But sometimes, God asks us to do that. How can we tell the difference between those battles God wants us to fight, and those which he wants us…
Would you ever marry someone who refused to acknowledge your presence? Would you be with them if they were embarresed by you? Of course not! Yet, we try to keep our relationship with God a secret and do not share like we should. My cousin Nick once was asked to go on a roller coaster…
