Here are the sermon notes:
This teaching was particularly more emotional for me because I found the mercy of God and the love of God so INCREDIBLE.
The RELENTLESS love of God is on FULL DISPLAY in chapters 4-5. The more I see and understand the pursuit of God’s love in a person’s life, the more I fall on my knees in worship. Such a beautiful portion of scripture…
Here’s the teaching on video:
Extras:
Failure is inevitable, but growth is optional.
Eyes on the Prize:
I was inspired by this update from Calvary Chapel pastor Mike Winger. He gave his personal testimony and encouragement. Oh, how we need to put our eyes on the Lord and heavenly things, especially in these last days. The scriptures are clear. We are living in the last days. The directive in Peter’s epistle is that the believer remain vigilant until He returns. May our eyes be fixed on Christ and finishing our race.
Sacrifice or Privilege?
There are easier times and more difficult times. And in our journey of following the Lord, there will be trying times. I want to address the trying times in ministry. In those times of difficulty, what should we remember? Serving the Lord is more than a “sacrifice,” it is a privilege. May God drive that deep down into our souls.
Renew the Mind
I’m currently reading a book by Gregory Reid on the mind. I find this portion of the book to be a great exposition on 2 Corinthians 10:5. “Oh, Lord help us to continually renew our minds with Your truth.”
That’s all folks.
I wish they made this stuff up.
Let’s pray for our Christian brethren in the Mid. East to reach these folks with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Blessings to you.