One church describes itself this way: “We don’t allow good people to become members, only sinners.” Admitting sin comes before receiving grace. If all you do is point fingers at other people’s sins, you may end up missing grace all together.
One church describes itself this way: “We don’t allow good people to become members, only sinners.” Admitting sin comes before receiving grace. If all you do is point fingers at other people’s sins, you may end up missing grace all together.
(To access sermon notes, click on Save PDF) Life without regrets…sounds wonderful doesn’t it? The world’s definition of life without regret is not “missing out on the good life.” The Bible’s definition of regret is different. We grieve and regret the things we do which displease God. What is the difference between godly grief and…
Message from 2 Corinthians 2:5-11 on church discipline, forgiveness, and reconciliation. After a man in the church is expelled from fellowship due to sexual immorality, Paul commands the church to welcome him back after he has repented. Otherwise, he would be overwhelmed by excessive sorrow and the people in the church would become hard-hearted, playing…
It is good news for your joy! Sermon by Eddie Brown Luke 2:8–11 ESV [8] And in the same region there were shepherds out in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. [9] And an angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they…
God graciously preserves His people in miraculous and mysterious ways. Even when it seems the messianic line of promised offspring is threatened, God sovereignly directs events to display his glorious plan of salvation.
Message on Matthew 18:21-35
Matthew 18:15-20