Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons on Obedience (Page 2)
As we study the components that God intends for a happy home, we look at how the children should behave and be treated. Join us as we study the Word of God from Psalm 127:3-5.
What a difference we can make when we live for Jesus! In 1 Kings 17:1-7, Elijah made a difference as he learned to obey the Word of God and confront wicked king Ahab. As we go through our Christian walk, who are we focused on pleasing – God or man?
As we conclude our study of 1 Timothy with 1 Timothy 5, Paul closes with many helpful reminders to today’s Christian as we deal with elders, honor widows, and look to live blameless before men.
Friend, you have a choice to make in this life – will you fear the Lord? Psalm 34:8-9 speaks of the benefit that comes to those that fear the Lord as we acknowledge the One that created us, the One that saved us, and the One that provides safety.
John writes to us in 1 John 2:15-29 about our need to not love the things of this world but to get our focus to the things that matter eternally. Are we willing to sacrifice a little to gain it all as we do the will of the Father?
As we walk with Christ, we each have a part to make sure we’re doing. When we examine Psalm 128 it is evident that part of that is doing our part in the family we’re a part of. Whether we’re a father, mother, husband, wife, uncle, aunt, son, daughter, brother, sister – we each have…
As the church in Acts began to send out missionaries, we see from Acts 13:1-4 that they did it with a plan from God as He called Saul and Barnabas to go out. Will we support God’s plan for sending the Gospel forth?
How do we press toward the mark? Paul gives us a lot to learn from in Philippians 1:1-2:16. Let’s set our focus on Christ as we press on together!
The world sees Christianity as very nonessential to daily life. Yet in Exodus 5, God made it quite clear to the Egyptians that fellowship with the Creator is as essential as it gets. Are we willing to face persecution, hardship, and extra burden in order to worship? Are we willing to return to the Lord…
Is your relationship with your Savior nonessential? In Exodus 5:1-7, Pharaoh saw no essential need for the Israelites to go and worship God, yet God provided a way. What about your faith today? Is it an essential part of your everyday life or just something you do? We each need to take time to check…