Doxa College Ministry Sermons

Jared Millican // Selected Scriptures • A life committed to self-denial shows others God (John 14:6-11) • A life committed to self-denial is nourished by God’s will (John 4:34) • A life committed to self-denial is motivated by future joy (Hebrews 12:1-2; John 17)

Dave Knowles // John 6:25–59 1. All that the Father gives the Son will be saved. 2. All who see Jesus for who He is and believe in Him will be saved. 3. All whom the Father draws to Jesus will be saved. 4. All who trust Jesus’ sacrificial death on the cross will be saved. Note: These four truths all apply to the same group of people.

Jared Millican // Deuteronomy 10:12-14; Ecclesiastes 11:1-10 Our most daunting decisions will be driven by our daily disposition. Deuteronomy 10 and Ecclesiastes 11 lay a strong foundation for understanding what this means. When we apply some very practical principles from these passages, and other biblical wisdom, we are freed to be at peace in confidently making God-honoring decisions. This is t...

Paul Funchess // Selected Scriptures How God‘s redemptive story centering on Jesus changes how we make our decisions.

Dave Knowles // 1 John 5:6–12 God's testimony in the scripture and in his Son Jesus Christ is to be believed!

Chris Mullins // 1 John 4:7-12 John gives three reasons to love one another in order to give assurance of eternal life to true believers.

Brian Sayers // Hebrews 12:18-29 This week we have a group bible study time where Brian Sayers guides us through how to study the bible using Hebrews 12:18-29 as a sample passage.

Aaron Baddeley // 1 John 4:1-6 If you deny the incarnation you lose everything.

Matte Kondryszyn // 1 John 3:11-24 Love for other believers is evidence of true genuine faith. Love for fellow believers demonstrates a heart changed by the love of God. Sermon Notes 1. The Dichotomy of Love (1 John 3:11-15) 2. The Example of Love (1 John 3:16-18) 3. The Assurance of Love (1 John 3:19-24)

Nathan Thiry // 1 John 2:28-3:10

Chris Mullins // 1 John 2:3–14 In 1 John 2:3–14, John gives three answers to this question so that you might have assurance that you know the true God. You know that you know God… 1. If You Keep His Commandments 2. If You Keep the New Commandment 3. If You Apply what is Written and Grow

Dave Knowles // 1 John 1:5-2:2 3 Keys to Genuine Fellowship: - Walking in Obedience Produces Genuine Fellowship with God and Other Believers - Regular Confession of Sins Keeps the Lines of Fellowship Open - Jesus, Your Advocate, Secures Your Fellowship with God

Aaron Baddeley // 1 John In this overview of the book of 1st John we will see: 1. The nature of God—Who is God? What is God? 2. Law and Gospel—What is the purpose of God's law and the gospel? 3. The nature of assurance—How can I know that I am saved—eternally secure?

Tom Dudenhofer // John 21:1-25 Jesus, the Son of God, wants us to know Him, be restored by Him, and follow Him.

Chris Mullins // John 20:30-31 The purpose of the book of John is explained in this passage: John 20:30-31—"Now Jesus did many other signs in the presence of the disciples, which are not written in this book; but these are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name."

Ben Peters // John 20:19-29 True peace is found only in Christ—a peace which gives purpose, deafens doubt, and blesses us with hope.

Josh Sturm // John 20:1-18

Kenny Mitchell // John 19:6-42 5 aspects of the death of the Son of God that will bring comfort and assurance of your salvation.

Aaron Baddeley // John 19:1-15 You are allies with the rulers of this world, or you are allies with the king who was exalted by humiliation.

Chris Mullins // John 18:28-40 In John 18:28–40, John displays three realities about Jesus in His murderous trial so that you might follow Jesus as King.

Matte Kondryszyn // John 18:1-27 The glory of Christ revealed in His display of sovereign control in the midst of His betrayal and arrest.

Paul Funchess // 1 Corinthians 11:17-34 The ordinances of the Lord's table (the Lord's supper) and water baptism are key elements in God's plan for the Church.