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Defined by Faith: Not by Your Mistakes
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June 06, 2009 02:27 PM PDT
Facing Impossible Odds (2 Chronicles 20) The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
May 28, 2009 01:23 PM PDT
Mrs. Zebedee Goes to Jesus The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
May 06, 2009 02:23 PM PDT
Elijah and the Ways of God The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
April 28, 2009 10:13 PM PDT
Absalom's Failed Coup d'etat The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
April 25, 2009 08:54 PM PDT
The Rape of Tamar The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach. Small Stories Big Messages (10)
April 05, 2009 07:56 PM PDT
The Second Touch The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
April 01, 2009 02:48 PM PDT
The Heart Knower The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
March 28, 2009 04:09 PM PDT
The Prayer of Jabez The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
March 21, 2009 04:49 PM PDT
Abigail Saves the Day The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
March 12, 2009 04:03 PM PDT
Just a Little White Lie The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
March 12, 2009 11:39 AM PDT
Don't Put Your Faith in Box The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
February 28, 2009 02:38 PM PST
He Walked with God The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
February 25, 2009 01:12 PM PST
What Does it Matter? The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
February 21, 2009 10:59 PM PST
Hoglah and Her Sisters The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
February 21, 2009 10:50 PM PST
The Man Who Drank Too Much The Bible is literally a library of books (66 in all) that collectively tell the same inter-locking, over-arching story. Yet, at the same time, it is an amazing collection of smaller stories. Taken individually they have much to teach us. As believers, we can get so focused on the big story that we forget the smaller ones. In this series of sermons we will explore some of those smaller stories in order to benefit from the big lessons they are intended to teach.
September 13, 2008 09:21 PM PDT
Christ Above All (Part 5) While imprisoned in Rome, Paul was moved to write a letter of warning and encouragement to some new Christians. His main message? He wanted them to know that despite the many and varied messages to the contrary, Christ is above all--period. Paul's words are as relevant and needed today. The TV, Radio, Internet, and print media are filled with confusing and contradicting messages that promise what only Jesus can truly deliver—abundant life. This sermon series will explore and apply the words Paul wrote to the Colossians—and to us.
September 06, 2008 10:58 AM PDT
Christ Above All (Part 4) While imprisoned in Rome, Paul was moved to write a letter of warning and encouragement to some new Christians. His main message? He wanted them to know that despite the many and varied messages to the contrary, Christ is above all--period. Paul's words are as relevant and needed today. The TV, Radio, Internet, and print media are filled with confusing and contradicting messages that promise what only Jesus can truly deliver—abundant life. This sermon series will explore and apply the words Paul wrote to the Colossians—and to us.
August 26, 2008 11:38 AM PDT
Christ Above All (Part 3) While imprisoned in Rome, Paul was moved to write a letter of warning and encouragement to some new Christians. His main message? He wanted them to know that despite the many and varied messages to the contrary, Christ is above all--period. Paul's words are as relevant and needed today. The TV, Radio, Internet, and print media are filled with confusing and contradicting messages that promise what only Jesus can truly deliver—abundant life. This sermon series will explore and apply the words Paul wrote to the Colossians—and to us.
August 23, 2008 05:39 PM PDT
Christ Above All (Part 2) While imprisoned in Rome, Paul was moved to write a letter of warning and encouragement to some new Christians. His main message? He wanted them to know that despite the many and varied messages to the contrary, Christ is above all--period. Paul's words are as relevant and needed today. The TV, Radio, Internet, and print media are filled with confusing and contradicting messages that promise what only Jesus can truly deliver—abundant life. This sermon series will explore and apply the words Paul wrote to the Colossians—and to us.
August 23, 2008 05:17 PM PDT
Christ Above All (1)
February 02, 2008 06:09 PM PST
Is Happiness Overrated? (2)
January 26, 2008 09:57 PM PST
Is Happiness Overrated? (1)
November 01, 2007 01:44 PM PDT
Part 10 of a 10 part series on 1 Peter Conformity and getting along seem to be our natural instincts. We even have clichés that assuage our guilt over inactivity: “Don’t make waves; don’t rock the boat.” And yet, there is a voice in us that resists. At the core, we value boldness, bravery, and swimming against the current. But how do we fight the social conditioning that makes us timid? Where do we find the nerve to act with nobility? I think Peter wanted to give us that in his letters. This series of messages explores those letters and offers to help us find our courage.
November 01, 2007 01:44 PM PDT
Part 10 of a 10 part series on 1 Peter Conformity and getting along seem to be our natural instincts. We even have clichés that assuage our guilt over inactivity: “Don’t make waves; don’t rock the boat.” And yet, there is a voice in us that resists. At the core, we value boldness, bravery, and swimming against the current. But how do we fight the social conditioning that makes us timid? Where do we find the nerve to act with nobility? I think Peter wanted to give us that in his letters. This series of messages explores those letters and offers to help us find our courage.
October 10, 2007 08:52 PM PDT
Part 9 of a 10 part series on 1 Peter Conformity and getting along seem to be our natural instincts. We even have clichés that assuage our guilt over inactivity: “Don’t make waves; don’t rock the boat.” And yet, there is a voice in us that resists. At the core, we value boldness, bravery, and swimming against the current. But how do we fight the social conditioning that makes us timid? Where do we find the nerve to act with nobility? I think Peter wanted to give us that in his letters. This series of messages explores those letters and offers to help us find our courage.
October 05, 2007 04:38 PM PDT
Part 8 of a series on 1 Peter Conformity and getting along seem to be our natural instincts. We even have clichés that assuage our guilt over inactivity: “Don’t make waves; don’t rock the boat.” And yet, there is a voice in us that resists. At the core, we value boldness, bravery, and swimming against the current. But how do we fight the social conditioning that makes us timid? Where do we find the nerve to act with nobility? I think Peter wanted to give us that in his letters. This series of messages explores those letters and offers to help us find our courage.
September 27, 2007 01:17 PM PDT
Part 3 of a series on 1 Peter Conformity and getting along seem to be our natural instincts. We even have clichés that assuage our guilt over inactivity: “Don’t make waves; don’t rock the boat.” And yet, there is a voice in us that resists. At the core, we value boldness, bravery, and swimming against the current. But how do we fight the social conditioning that makes us timid? Where do we find the nerve to act with nobility? I think Peter wanted to give us that in his letters. This series of messages explores those letters and offers to help us find our courage.
September 26, 2007 04:30 PM PDT
Part 7 of a series on 1 Peter Conformity and getting along seem to be our natural instincts. We even have clichés that assuage our guilt over inactivity: “Don’t make waves; don’t rock the boat.” And yet, there is a voice in us that resists. At the core, we value boldness, bravery, and swimming against the current. But how do we fight the social conditioning that makes us timid? Where do we find the nerve to act with nobility? I think Peter wanted to give us that in his letters. This series of messages explores those letters and offers to help us find our courage.
September 16, 2007 02:36 PM PDT
Conformity and getting along seem to be our natural instincts. We even have clichés that assuage our guilt over inactivity: “Don’t make waves; don’t rock the boat.” And yet, there is a voice in us that resists. At the core, we value boldness, bravery, and swimming against the current. But how do we fight the social conditioning that makes us timid? Where do we find the nerve to act with nobility? I think Peter wanted to give us that in his letters. This series of messages explores those letters and offers to help us find our courage.
September 16, 2007 02:34 PM PDT
Conformity and getting along seem to be our natural instincts. We even have clichés that assuage our guilt over inactivity: “Don’t make waves; don’t rock the boat.” And yet, there is a voice in us that resists. At the core, we value boldness, bravery, and swimming against the current. But how do we fight the social conditioning that makes us timid? Where do we find the nerve to act with nobility? I think Peter wanted to give us that in his letters. This series of messages explores those letters and offers to help us find our courage.
September 01, 2007 09:21 PM PDT
Conformity and getting along seem to be our natural instincts. We even have clichés that assuage our guilt over inactivity: “Don’t make waves; don’t rock the boat.” And yet, there is a voice in us that resists. At the core, we value boldness, bravery, and swimming against the current. But how do we fight the social conditioning that makes us timid? Where do we find the nerve to act with nobility? I think Peter wanted to give us that in his letters. This series of messages explores those letters and offers to help us find our courage.
August 25, 2007 06:53 PM PDT
Conformity and getting along seem to be our natural instincts. We even have clichés that assuage our guilt over inactivity: “Don’t make waves; don’t rock the boat.” And yet, there is a voice in us that resists. At the core, we value boldness, bravery, and swimming against the current. But how do we fight the social conditioning that makes us timid? Where do we find the nerve to act with nobility? I think Peter wanted to give us that in his letters. This series of messages explores those letters and offers to help us find our courage.
August 14, 2007 05:31 PM PDT
Conformity and getting along seem to be our natural instincts. We even have clichés that assuage our guilt over inactivity: “Don’t make waves; don’t rock the boat.” And yet, there is a voice in us that resists. At the core, we value boldness, bravery, and swimming against the current. But how do we fight the social conditioning that makes us timid? Where do we find the nerve to act with nobility? I think Peter wanted to give us that in his letters. This series of messages explores those letters and offers to help us find our courage.
May 22, 2007 03:50 PM PDT
Everyone at one time or another wonders about God’s specific will or desire for a given circumstance. We ask “God, what should I do?” but then we wonder how that answer will come. How will we know we have really heard from God? The Bible makes it clear that God has spoken, is speaking, and will continue to speak to His followers. The only real question is how will we hear him?
March 20, 2007 10:17 PM PDT
The final message in a series discussing the meaning, importance, and practice of purity. .
March 17, 2007 12:22 PM PDT
The second message in a series discussing the meaning, importance, and practice of purity. .
February 28, 2007 11:34 AM PST
This is the first message in a series that will discuss the meaning, importance and practice of holiness.
November 01, 2006 12:25 PM PST
Tool Time (part 4)
October 25, 2006 12:17 PM PDT
Tool Time (part 3)
October 17, 2006 02:41 PM PDT
Tool Time (part 2)
October 11, 2006 10:12 AM PDT
This series of messages presents practical advice on how to get the most out of your Bible Study. This first installment concerns choosing the right Bible.
September 02, 2006 06:11 PM PDT
This message looks at the example of King Herod (Mark 6:14-29) and considers what integrity is and isn't. .
April 30, 2006 04:01 PM PDT
This message looks at the meaning of prayer and explores the consequences of not praying. This post contains the audio portion of a video (Blender) purchased from SermonSpice.com and copyrighted by them.
March 28, 2006 12:35 PM PST
Fourth in a series entitled *Reality Check.* These messages deal with the most fundamental beliefs that undergird Christianity and form the foundation of our world view.
March 28, 2006 11:08 AM PST
Third in a series entitled *Reality Check.* These messages deal with the most fundamental beliefs that undergird Christianity and form the foundation of our world view.
March 28, 2006 10:38 AM PST
Second in a series entitled *Reality Check.* These messages deal with the most fundamental beliefs that undergird Christianity and form the foundation of our world view.
March 11, 2006 03:24 PM PST
First in a series entitled *Reality Check.* These messages deal with the most fundamental beliefs that undergird Christianity and form the foundation of our world view.
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