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“It’s Time to Celebrate!” (Nehemiah 8:1-3, 5-6, 8-10) David Peterson / General Mission / Nehemiah 8:1–10 Sermon type: Topical-Textual Proposition: Because of God’s word to us we have an eternal purpose, grounded in an eternal person, aiming at an eternal destiny, which fills our lives with joy. Introduction 1. The Gift of a definitive Word…
“God’s Presence Made Visible” (1 Corinthians 12:1-11) David Peterson / General Gifts of the Spirit; Body of Christ / 1 Co 12:1–11 Sermon type: Topical-Textual Proposition: We are constantly tempted by false models of what it means to be the church, the Bible reminds us that the church is to be the place where God’s…
“It’s a New World!” (Romans 6:1-11) David Peterson / General Baptism; Conversion / Romans 6:1–11 Sermon type: Textual-Topical Proposition: Because of Christ’s identification with us, we now have peace with God and the power of His presence in our lives so that we might live as God intended. Introduction Coma Patient Wakes Up to a…
“Keeping Christmas All Year Round” (Colossians 3:12-17) Colossians 3:12–17 Sermon type: Topical-Textual Proposition: The gift of Christmas is not merely to be celebrated once a year but is a gift meant to be used, each and every day, and in doing so, will change your life. Introduction 1. Memorable Christmas Presents I. A Gift You…
“A Night Filled With Purpose” (Titus 2:11-14) Purpose; Meaning; Christmas / Titus 2:11–14 Sermon type: Textual Topical Proposition: With the appearing of Jesus beginning at Christmas, we’ve been given a knowledge of our true purpose and can no longer live as those in the dark about how to live. Introduction 1. Background to Titus The…
“Loved!” (Luke 1:39-55) Advent C / Faith; Love; Christmas / Lk 1:39–45 Sermon type: Textual-Topical Proposition: The one who comes to believe the message of Christmas is blessed, in the here and now, with hope and peace and joy, and the message of Christmas is–you are loved and your destiny is love, and this destiny…