I. vv. 1-2 Pride Prevents Faithfulness Jeremiah 9:23-24 II. vv. 3 Possessing Priceless Faith III. vv. 4-5 Presenting Perfect Faith

I. vv. 11-13 People With A Similar Connection II. vv. 14-16 People With A Similar Condition III. vv. 17-19 People With A Similar Confirmation Romans 1:20-25 Romans 1:26-32 Galatians 5:16-25

Gratitude Sermon Series I. vv. 42-45 The Early Church Was Classified as Common II. vv. 46-47 The Early Church Was Consumed by Communion Acts 2:44-47 Romans 3:20-24 Psalm 100:4 UNITED (one word on screen) UNTIED (one word on screen) Thanks a million!

Exodus 16:1-8 Gratitude Sermon Series – Gratitude’s Nemesis: “The Grumble” Exodus 16:1-8 I. Israel’s Inceptive Grumbling James 1:12-17 Numbers 11:1-15 II. Israel’s Incessant Grumbling

Gratitude Sermon Series Genesis 8:15-9:1 “The Receiving and Giving of God’s Grace” I. The Receiving and Giving of God’s Grace Involves Remembrance Genesis 8:15-20 Genesis 8:21-9:1 II. The Receiving and Giving of God’s Grace Involves Utterance Psalm 51:15-17 III. The Receiving and Giving of God’s Grace Involves Acceptance Exodus 12:24-27 CEV

i. A Divine Promise From God ii. A Divine Plan From God iii. A Dedicated Prayer to God

I. We can be confident in the favor of the Lord II. We can be confident in the faithfulness of the Lord III. We can be confident in the fecundity of the Lord

I. A Desperate Cry To the Right Person II. A Obedient Walk In The Right Direction III. A Acknowledgment of Deliverance IV. A Concern For The Lack of Gratitude V. A Significant Result

1. Addicted to Ministry vs 13-18 2. Addicted to prayer rom 12:12, 1 Thess 5:17, James 4:8, James 4:2; Luke 18:1, 1 pet 5:8, heb 4:14 3. Addicted to praising God! Heb 13:15, psalm 33:1, 1 pet 2:9, psalm 147:1 4. Addicted to church attendance. Heb 10:23-25, psalm 123:1

I. vv. 3-6 The Church Was On His Mind II. vv. 7-8 The Church Was In His Heart III. vv. 9-11 The Church Was In His Prayers

I. vv. 1-2 Truth Is The Earmark of Faith II. vv. 3 Transformation Is The Effect of Faith III. vv. 4-5 Trust Is The Enablement of Faith

I. The Ascribed Value of Grace II. The Avoidance of Vanity in Grace III. The Astonishing Vitality from Grace

I. vv. 1-2 Conformity in our communication II. vv. 3-6 Containment of our communication Proverbs 16:27 Proverbs 26:18-22 III. vv. 7-8 Control over our communication IV. vv. 9-12 Consistency in our communication

I. vv. 6-7 Reverse Your Position A. The results of rebellion Luke 16:15 James 1:17 B. The remedy of rebellion Haggai 1:5-7 II. vv. 8-9 Reverse Your Perspective III. vv. 10-12 Reverse Your Polarity A. God promises to reward our faith B. God promises to rebuke our foes C. God promises to renew our fruitfulness

1. He has not experienced what Elijah was expecting 2. He has not seen what Elijah is saying 3. He has not done what Elijah is doing

I. (vs.7-8) Upholding God’s Love From Within II. (vs 15-16) Understanding God’s Fulfillment of Love III. (vs. 21) Utilizing God’s Love

I. vv. 1-5 Our Temporary Existence In Christ We are convinced that even if these bodies we live in are folded up at death like tents, we will still have a God-built home that no human hands have built, which will last forever in the heavenly realm. 2 We inwardly sigh as we live in these physical “tents,” longing to put on a new body for our life in heaven, 3 in the belief that once we put on our new “clothing” we won’t find ourselves “naked.” 4 So, while living in this “tent,” we groan under its burden, not because we want to die but because we want these new bodies. We crave for all that is mortal to be swallowed up by eternal life. 5 And this is no empty hope, for God himself is the one who has prepared us for this wonderful destiny. And to confirm this promise, he has given us the Holy Spirit, like an engagement ring, as a guarantee. ~2 Corinthians 5:1-5 TPT Ephesians 1:11-14 2 Corinthians 1:21-22 1 John 3:2 II. vv. 6-10 Our Transcendent Existence In Christ 6 That’s why we’re always full of courage. Even while we’re at home in the body, we’re homesick to be with the Master—7 for we live by faith, not by what we see with our eyes. 8 We live with a joyful confidence, yet at the same time we take delight in the thought of leaving our bodies behind to be at home with the Lord. 9 So whether we live or die we make it our life’s passion to live our lives pleasing to him. 10 For one day we will all be openly revealed before Christ on his throne so that each of us will be duly recompensed for our actions done in life, whether good or worthless. ~2 Corinthians 5:6-10 TPT Revelation 20:11-13 Romans 14:10-12 1 Corinthians 3:13-15 1 Corinthians 4:5 2 Corinthians 4:16-18

Discover the simplicity of salvation in this powerful message about God's path to righteousness. Many people today struggle with complex religious systems and self-righteous attitudes, missing the simple truth that connecting with God requires faith in Jesus Christ, not perfect behavior or elaborate rituals.This message explores Romans 10, where Paul addresses how the Jews had religious zeal but lacked understanding of God's righteousness. Like many today, they were trying to establish their own righteousness rather than accepting God's plan.

Romans 9:30-33 I. vv. 1-4 Failed Customs Ephesians 2:8-9 Titus 3:5 II. vv. 5-8 Faulty Conditions Deuteronomy 30:11-14 III. vv. 9-13 Faithful Confession

I. Tethered Spiritual Authority is Suspect without the Savior (Vss.13-16) A. Authority that is not rooted will not be respected (vs. 13-15) B. Authority that is not respected will be rejected (vs. 16) 1) Magic provides the ability to vanish 2) Majesty provides the ability to vanquish...ref. Mk. 1: 23-28, 5:1-20; Matt.12:22-28 II. True Spiritual Authority Will Straighten out the Skeptic (Vss. 17-19) A. Authentic authority will produce reverence… (vs. 17) B. Authentic authority will promote repentance and renunciation… (vs. 18-19) III. Trusted Spiritual Authority Will Substantiate the “Show and the Shift” (Vs. 20) A. Authentic Authority is partially performative… B. Authentic Authority is positively transformative…

VOM Anniversary I. It was good because the affliction woke me up II. The affliction was the pathway to understanding III. God's word is real in our affliction

I. vv. 14-19 Faith eliminates surrounding influence   II. vv. 20-22 Faith redirects focus   III. vv. 23-25 Faith unlocks endless possibilities

I. vv. 1-4 It was Resplendent   II. vv. 5 It Was Reflective   III. vv. 6-7 It Was Redemptive   IV. vv-8 It Was Responsive

I.    Real Faith Is Just Not Something You Say II.    Real Faith Is Just Not Something You Feel III.    Real Faith Is Just Something You Do

I. vv. 9 He’s Our Heavenly Father Because Of His Divine Person Romans 8:15 II. vv. 10 He’s Our Heavenly Father Because Of His Divine Plans III. vv. 11 He’s Our Heavenly Father Because Of His Divine Provisions James 1:17 IV. 12 He’s Our Heavenly Father Because Of His Divine Pardon Matthew 6:14-15 Colossians 3:13 V. vv. 13 He’s Our Heavenly Father Because Of His Divine Protection

I. God Sees Our Inner Qualities II. God Anoints Those He Chooses III. God's Spirit Gives You Power For The Assignment