Your money and possession are in your hands temporarily, and ultimately God owns it all.
Sermons on Matthew
How we use money and possessions is a revealer of our spiritual health and how we use money and possessions is an indicator of our eternal wealth. I will only cover the first part of this statement today; in future messages, we will cover the second part with applications all along the way.
Lord, Teach Us to Pray – Part 7 Overcoming Obstacles to Prayer Crosspoint – Dave Spooner – June 12th, 2022 Intro: I believe that all of us who are Christians would agree that prayer is important and perhaps vital. However, I wonder what our prayer life is really like. I am not thinking about this…
Jesus was born savior, messiah, and king. Each of these names is packed with meaning, and each one requires a response from us. The magi came looking for the one who was born “king of the Jews.” The focus of the message is on “Jesus as King” and what this means and choose how to respond.
Our passage for this week from Matthew chapter one gives us the details of God’s interaction with Joseph, and from this passage, we will focus on what we can understand about God and why this matters to us.
Persecution and hardship come to us in a variety of ways and for different reasons. Some come because we live in a fallen world. Some come because we are fallen people. Some come because we have a fallen foe. Some of the difficulties are overt and obvious, while some of them are covert and common. All of us face these things in varying intensities and seasons.
This message starts our new series called “Life Together” as we explore the life of the church through Ephesians chapter 4. As we begin this series, we focus on the first place “church” was mentioned in the New Testament and the implications and applications for our lives today.
