Jeremiah’s Greatest Sermon-Jeremiah 18-20
Big Question: Can’t God do with you (Israel) what the potter does with the clay? [The Potter and the Clay: YOU Be Reshaped or Be Shattered; YOU are always personally responsible […]
Category: Sermons
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Trust Your Heart OR Trust God-Jeremiah 17
Key Questions: How is your heart? What is the foundation of our well being? Big Idea: (1) How to be blessed (or cursed) should be the most important question of our […]
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A Weeping Gentle Lamb-Jeremiah 11-16
Big Idea: Jeremiah is the weeping prophet and a gentle lamb. There is no way out apart from repentance: * Ch.1: Jeremiah called to preach repentance. * Ch.2: The charge of not repenting of spiritual adultery. * […]
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Sick Church, Toxic Church-Jeremiah 7-10
Big Idea: How crucial it is for the Word of God to be read, taught, proclaimed and obeyed. “As God can send a nation or people no greater blessing, than […]
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Consider it Pure Joy-James 1:1-4
Let’s look at verse 1, “James, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ”. James was not always a servant of God. James was the half-brother of Jesus, […]
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Disaster Is Coming-Jeremiah 4-6
Big Idea: (1) Those who reject a relationship with God and refuse to repent will experience the terrible wrath and judgment of God. (2) The visions of judgment are so […]
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Spiritual Adultery-Jeremiah 2-4
Last Sunday (2/12/17): Called by the Word (Jeremiah 1). Read Jer 1:4-5, 12. There may be no greater fulfillment in life than to live out our calling on the basis of the […]
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The Call and the Word of God-Jeremiah 1
Big idea: (1) God does not choose us because we are good. But because God chooses us He makes us good. (2) Those servants God appoints for difficult tasks do […]
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True and False Christians-Isaiah 65-66
Isaiah 63-64 contrasts The Bloody Warrior God and the Ever-Loving Lord. Very briefly, the bloody, gruesome and very disturbing imagery (63:1-6) suggests how seriously God regards sin. Yet He is also […]
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The Bloody Warrior God and the Ever-Loving Lord-Isaiah 63-64
From last week’s sermon (1/22/17), Isaiah emphasizes that The Goal of Salvation (Isaiah 60-62) is righteous living. From Isaiah 63 the primary emphasis is on God’s power to enable his servants to […]