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Genesis 22:1-19; Hebrews 11:17-19
When Abraham was commanded to sacrifice Isaac, he faced his severest test. Some day each of us will face our severest faith test, which will be a demand from God, which seems untimely, unreasonable and unbearable, but also will have a design from God, in which he will remove idols, reveal himself, refine us, and restore us.
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Genesis 12:10-13:4
Abraham’s faith temporarily faltered when he left the promised land to go down to Egypt, demonstrating that spiritual famine is predictable, that faltering in faith is possible, but the faithfulness of God is promised, as he rebukes and restores us to a right relationship of trust and obedience.
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Genesis 12:1-4 and Hebrews 11:8-10
From Genesis 12:1-9 and Hebrews 11:8-10, we see Abraham’s example of obedient faith, which obeys God despite the unlikely, despite the unknown, despite the uncomfortable and despite the unfulfilled.
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Luke 11:1-13
The aim of fatherhood must not succumb to mere right and successful living. Rather, in the stunning realization that our Heavenly Father gives Himself to us, fathering and Christian living must point to and enjoy life lived for the “hallowing of the Father’s name”.
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John 20:1-18
In today’s message, from John 20:1-18, we see that the disciples’ discovery of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus transformed them from despair to devotion.
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John 19:28-30
This Good Friday sermon is a meditation on the finished work of Christ on our behalf.
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Matthew 22:37-39
This sermon presents the scriptural reasons why it is important that each church member reaches out to visitors. The message encourages church members by providing valuable information along with easy to apply steps for meeting and starting a visitor relationship.
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1 Corinthians 1:18-2:5
In 1 Corinthians 1:18-2:5, Paul reminds the church at Corinth, which was living in a culture of hero-worship of the famous, influential, and powerful, that we are called to be people of the cross. The cross of Christ reveals God’s wisdom, which is salvation through Christ’s suffering and death, and releases the power of God to those who are called to follow in the way of the cross, which has the power to transform lives and enable us to live in the realm of God’s everlasting kingdom.
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Philippians 3:12-14
As we enter 2014, we can do no better for our New Year’s resolutions than to follow the example of the Apostle Paul in Philippians 3:12-14, who resolved to leave the memories of failures and successes of the past; and to live in the present with a concentration on growth in godliness; and look to the future, with our eye on the prize of everlasting consequences and rewards, which will be given to all who persevere to the end.
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