I recently had the privilege of preaching the close-out sermon for my church’s series You Are Loved. I spoke on reflecting the love of Christ, particularly toward our enemies.
I hope you enjoy it.
And if you want, here’s the video from the service.
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This might be one of my first sermons. I found it on my computer and finally got around to editing it. I’m posting it mostly out a desire for humility.
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This is a message from back in April 2017 that was entitled “Blessing & Duty,” in which I tried to tie the Jewish Passover to Pentecost and Cyrus the Great. I’ll let you judge the results. If you’d like my slides, you can download the here.
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I recently preached a sermon in a series called “Derailed,” and my entry in this series was on Job.
In preaching about Job, I shared about my own experiences with depression, which I’ve previously written about. I hope you enjoy this sermon and find it both encouraging and challenging. If you’d like me notes, you can download them in PDF format.
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This sermon is about one of my favorites, if not my favorite, passages of Scripture, Hebrews 10:19-25. The audio has been attached below, and you can download my notes here.
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God expresses His glory, His power and infinitude in His miracles. Now, the miracles of the Bible are amazing, but most of them—excluding the Incarnation and Resurrection—were only temporary in their result. God’s greater glory, however, is expressed in His eternal miracles: our salvation, sanctification, and eventual glorification.
Here are my notes, if you’d like them.
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