FEAtured sermons
HE COULD HAVE, BUT HE WOULD NOT (WHEN DELAY SEEMS LIKE DENIAL)
TEXT: John 11:32-37
It was a terrible day, Lazarus was dead. The windows had been shut and Laughter had deserted the threshold in that little house in Bethany. Lazarus was dead.
LIFE’S BEST ADVICE
TEXT: Jno 2:1-11
Life is not easy, smooth, or even consistently comprehensible. Life is complicated. However, as frustrating as life appears to be at times, it can be marvelously wonderful. The way you choose to carry yourself into the world and handle life’s obstacles while dealing with the world can have a real impact on how far you get in the professional or in the spiritual domain.
THERAPEUTIC PREACHING IN THE TWENTY FIRST CENTURY
TEXT: Psalms 46:1
Biblical Preaching is proclamation done for God's glory and man’s growth. In view of our world today and its complexities, contradictions, traumas, turmoil, pain, problems, wars and worries, many in the pew are seeking relevance in the pulpit. Biblical Preaching is effective when preachers focus on its primary purpose.
TECHNIQUES FOR TAMING TEMPTATION
Text: 1Co 10:12, 13
Corinth was the New York City of ancient Greece. It was a hustling, bustling, thriving and commercial metropolis. Goods, ideas and culture flowed freely through the streets, marketplaces and pagan temples. The country club of Corinth was the Temple of Aphrodite, where the who’s who hung out there.
WHEN DEATH CLIMBS THROUGH A WINDOW
TEXT: Jer. 9:21
Death is no respecter of persons and has no favorites. It doesn’t respect age, position, importance, or prosperity. It marches into the mansions of the rich and squalor of the slums. It doesn’t matter how well you feel or how in shape you are. No one escapes the certainty of death.