Georges Creek Sermons

Main Question : What do truly righteous people do about anger? - Religious activities cannot atone for our sins. -The solution for anger is reconciliation, not retaliation. Main Idea : The truly righteous relinquish their anger in light of God’s mercy.

Revelation The Triumph of the Lamb: The Millennium

Main Idea: Christians are called to be useful by combating the effects of sin in this world. Main Question: How do we combat the effects of sin in this world? -As the salt of the earth, Christians are to be reformers, purifying the world of sin. -As the salt of the earth, Christians are to be restrainers, preventing further moral and spiritual decay. -As the light of the world, Christians are to b...

Revelation 20: 1-3

Main Idea: The Beatitudes are not a list of things we must do in order to be blessed but a description of the one who is blessed. Main Question : Who is blessed according to God? Blessedness begins with barrenness. Blessedness is finding our ultimate satisfaction in God alone. Blessedness is dying to self and living for Christ.

What does the Bible teach us about the tribulation?

The Six Purposes of the 70 "Weeks" 1. to finish transgression 2. to put and end to sin 3. to atone for iniquity 4. to bring in everlasting righteousness 5. to seal vision and prophet 6. to anoint a most holy place

Main Idea: We have hope even in a world of darkness because Jesus is the true light Who purges the darkness. Main Question: What exactly is the hope Jesus gives us today? Jesus gives ordinary people the hope of living eternally significant lives. Jesus gives the excluded of the world the hope of being included in the Kingdom. Jesus gives the enslaved the hope of freedom.

This is the first part of our discussion about the end times from our Revelation series.

How can we resist the temptations of the enemy? We must have a wartime mentality. We resist the enemy's temptations by knowing the Word and trusting the Lord.

Approach Revelation humbly and have a teachable spirit

Main Idea: Entry into the kingdom of God requires sincere repentance and faith in Jesus. Main Question: What is sincere repentance?  Sincere repentance is a determination to align our lives with God's will.  Sincere repentance is motivated by sorrow.  Sincere repentance leads to a new direction.

Jesus is the promised Son who defeats the serpent and gives us the victory. How does the serpent still work in our world today and what hope do we have?

In the final chapter of Genesis, Joseph's interaction with his brothers teaches us about the nature of forgiveness and how God works in our world.

The announcement of Jesus' birth was met with many different responses. Why are there so many responses to the news that the King has come, and what is the response of your heart?

Like Joseph, we all experience times when our lives are turned upside down and do not go how we expected. What do we do in those time? How can we live faithfully obedient lives for God in an uncertain and troubling world?

The New Testament begins by listing names of Jesus’ ancestors, including pagans, Israelites, Gentiles, kings, sinners, outcasts, and average Joe’s. It’s not just a history lesson. It’s a message: since Jesus came FROM people such as these, He came FOR people such as these. There’s a place for you in the family of God! You won’t wanna miss this! Don’t let a little rain stop you from coming to worsh...

If we walk in darkness, we can't fellowship with God. If we walk in the Light of God, we can fellowship with God. Jesus cleans us and corrects us lovingly. If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves. If we confess our sins, God forgives us and cleans us. If we say we have not sinned, we make God a liar and his word is not in us

As Jacob pronounces blessings over his children, they discover that not all of these "blessings" are what they anticipated. What does it mean to be blessed of God?

Even though we've been blessed with so much, we're not a very thankful people. So why do we fail to give thanks and appreciate all we've received?

Main Question: How can we be sure that the salvation we have now is a permanent salvation? The Father will not allow the Son’s blood to be shed in vain. The Savior who died in your place now lives to plead your case. Main Idea: We can be sure that our salvation is secure and permanent because it depends entirely on Christ and His work.

Because we face trials and temptations in life, we're tempted to doubt God's love, so how can we be assured of God's love in every circumstance?

Suffering and hardships are inevitable. They are promised to all Christians. And yet, the Bible says we are to rejoice in our sufferings. How is that possible? Why should we rejoice in the midst of suffering?

The Conversion of Naaman - Jordan Massey Repentance starts with letting go of Pride. True salvation will bring change. True change comes from obeying God's Word, letting go, humble yourself.

Because of Jesus, we now have access to God. However, most of us don't actually utilize the access He's given us, why is that? What keeps us from the throne of grace?