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The sermon explores the biblical call for Christian unity found in Philippians 2:1-4, emphasizing that true fellowship stems from the consolation and love experienced in Christ. It contrasts this spiritual reality with modern divisions caused by political strife and personal pride, urging believers to reject selfish ambition and conceit. The text highlights humility as the antidote to division, in...

Rejoicing For The Consolation 1. God's Gift 2. God's Purpose 3. God's Glory Text : Acts 15:31 Read: Acts 15:1-35 Psalms: 59:1-9; 59:10-17; 60:1-5;60:6-12

Bible Reading: 2 Corinthians 1:1-10 The Source of Encouragement The sermon addresses the universal experience of discouragement among believers, using the Apostle Paul's own struggles with illness, persecution, and spiritual warfare as primary examples. It identifies God as the ultimate source of all comfort, emphasizing that divine encouragement flows through Scripture, the blessed hope of Christ...

Acts: The Revolution Begins With Dr. Clint Archer. Today' s Sermon Is "When Friends Fight: The John-Mark Debacle" From Acts 15:36-41. Sermon Outline - 3 Lessons We Learn From The John-Mark Debacle: 1. The Consequence Of A Mistake 2. The Continuation Of The Mission 3. The Consolation Of Maturity

Mark 7 is a demonstration of Jesus inaugurating the new creation through his compassionate healing of a deaf and mute man. By connecting this miracle to Isaiah 35 and 42, the text reveals that salvation involves cosmic restoration and the repair of a world fractured by sin. The preacher emphasizes that individuals are made part of this new humanity through union with Christ, receiving both pardon...

Pastor Paul Takach teaches on Philippians 2:1-4, addressing the ever-present danger of disunity in local churches and the biblical command to preserve unity through humility and selfless love. He outlines the passage in two parts: the motivation for unity (verse 1) and the practice of unity (verses 2-4). The motivation rests on the believer's experience of God's grace—consolation in Christ, comfor...

I Will Not Forget Thee, Sung By Rosette Phillips

God's promise to wipe away all tears, contrasts the current human experience of sorrow, pain and death. But this promise is not merely a removal of judgment for sins but a total restoration of creation free from the consequences of the fall.

The sermon examines Hebrews 6 to illustrate that salvation rests entirely on faith in Jesus Christ rather than religious works or adherence to the Old Testament law. By analyzing God's covenant with Abraham, the speaker demonstrates that true believers receive promises through patient endurance and unwavering trust despite circumstances. The text emphasizes that God's immutable nature provides a s...

This sermon explores the certainty of salvation through God's promise to Abraham, emphasizing that believers are heirs of this covenant. The preacher highlights two immutable things—God's counsel and character—as the foundation for hope, assuring listeners that God cannot lie or change His mind. By fleeing to Christ as a refuge from divine wrath, individuals seize the hope set before them, which a...

The sermon explores the reliability of God's promises through the example of Abraham, emphasizing that divine commitment is sealed by an oath because it is impossible for God to lie. It highlights how Abraham's patient endurance and subsequent blessings serve as proof that God fulfills His word, offering strong consolation to believers who may doubt their salvation. The text contrasts the insuffic...

The sermon explores the divine source of comfort for believers facing persecution and societal pressure, drawing primarily from Second Thessalonians 2:16-17. It identifies Jesus Christ as the ultimate comforter who shares in human suffering and remains sovereign over all circumstances. The text emphasizes that this comfort is rooted in God's eternal love and provided through grace, resulting in ev...

Now our Lord Jesus Christ himself, and God, even our Father, which hath loved us, and hath given us everlasting consolation and **good hope through grace,** (2 Thessalonians 2:16) *1/ The need of a good hope. 2/ A good hope as defined by the Holy Spirit through Paul in this passage. 3/ A cause of thanksgiving.* ~~~~ This service was taken on Lord's Day afternoon at Milward House Pilgrim Home in Tu...

TEXT: Matthew 17:6-7 The Triune God speaks to us for the right development of our faith We will see that: He speaks to us in His consuming voice of glory He speaks to us in His consoling voice of grace

Text: Acts 18:1-17 Theme: Acts (23): Paul's Blessed Ministry at Corinth 1. Among Supportive Friends 2. With Divine Consolation 3. Despite Human Opposition Closing Prayer

Throughout this sermon, Spurgeon complains that he is falling short of the subject which he has taken. I think other preachers, reading and responding to what he says, might long for such a failure as this! The text itself is a casket of pearls, and Spurgeon, after giving us a survey of them, urges us to ponder them more carefully for ourselves: "Yes, I will rejoice over them to do them good, and...

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This sermon examines the biblical account of the woman with the issue of blood to illustrate the transformative power of faith in Jesus Christ. The preacher contrasts the woman's desperate, secret approach with the public request of Jairus, emphasizing that Christ values and heals those on the fringes of society. By analyzing her condition as a metaphor for spiritual sinfulness, the message argues...

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Two disciples talk on their way from Jerusalem to Emmaus. It's the morning Jesus rose from the dead. News of an empty tomb is getting around, but it's no consolation. Jesus was not there. Little did they know, he would join them on the road—their closest companion presenting as a stranger. What would Jesus say to these beleaguered disciples? What would they say to this "stranger" about him? And wh...