The “Prodigal Son” is a famous parable about a rebellious son coming home, but are missing out on something by focussing only on this son? The older son is actually more important for Christians to look at, as this is the son that we most often behave like.
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Jesus called us to follow Him, to be His disciples. In this message, I look at three places that Jesus went that we must also go in following Him.
Here are my notes, if you’d like them.
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Holiness is not purity, which is how we often think of it. Purity is only part of the whole of holiness. We remain pure for a purpose, to do the work of God. We must have both to be truly holy.
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This is a sermon I spoke back in January. I wanted to address the idea that all Christians should be living prophetic lives. Honestly, if I say much more about it, there won’t be much to share. So, with that, please enjoy.
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How can we take the love and joy of Christmas and make it real not only in December but throughout the year? I offer a few suggestions in this sermon.
This is a sermon I spoke at Cornerstone on September 28. It’s probably the second or third sermon I’ve preached on the topic of living in the grace of God. I feel like I’m being a bit repetitive, but maybe there’s just a lot here that God really wants to get across to us. Anyway, I’ve included my slides below, if that helps you.