Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons on Salvation (Page 3)
Peter asks an interesting question in Matthew 18:21-35 – how many times shall I forgive someone who wrongs me? Forgiveness is what we all need as we go through this life, but more importantly, we need to be forgiven before we enter eternity. Have you asked God to forgive you? Have you forgiven those that…
As Christians there’s a need for us to unite as we serve God in the important ministry of bringing people to Christ. Mark 2:1-12 gives us the account of 4 men who worked together to bring one sick to Jesus to be healed. If they hadn’t worked together, that man’s life would have been much…
In Matthew 18:11-13 we’re given the example of Christ going after the one that has wandered off, are we willing to follow this example and do our part to share the Gospel with those we know?
Is the Son of God your Savior today? As we study 1 John 5, the evidence is clear, there is no other way, Jesus is our Savior Who paid for the sins of the world if we will but accept His gift to us today. Friend, don’t you want to be sure of eternity?
Jesus Christ is the Light of the world, and as His followers, we’re to be reflecting that light to those around us. Ephesians 5:1-20 reminds us of the importance of being a light in a dark world so that others may find eternal life. Will you let your light shine today?
The freedom we have in Christ – do we believe it? Do we live it? Do we recognize the freedom from guild and daily fears? John 8:31-36 encourages us to be free from these things and enjoy our salvation through Christ our Savior.
There is a need to know the Word of God. Paul exhorts us to this in 2 Timothy 3:15-17. But, too many are content just going to church and don’t take the time to read and study the very words of God. But we must not stop there, we must become a doer of the…
Missions are the heart of the Church as we follow Christ’s plan for us to reach the world. In Acts 8:1-39 we see the beginning of missions as the church is spread to the world. What will our impact be?
James prompts us in James 2:15-26 not to be dead Christians, but to be those that are working for the Kingdom, to have fruit in our spiritual lives. While these acts will never save us, there should be evidence of our salvation.
The Resurrection of Jesus is what it’s all about, without it, there is no hope, eternity is a loss. With Christ, the hope springs eternal. In Matthew 28:1-20, we read of those who came seeking the Lord, who saw Him, and then who went at great personal loss to share what they had seen to…