Orlando Grace Church

2019-09-01 - "Choose This Day Whom You Will Serve" (Jim Davis) by OrlandoGrace

2019-09-08 - "Behold, I Stand At the Door and Knock" (Jim Davis) by OrlandoGrace

2019-09-15 Family Night Meeting by OrlandoGrace

Twenty years have passed since the previous chapter and Joshua is calling all of Israel together for a final charge. In this charge he tells them that if you are to remain faithful, you must... i. Steward what you have seen ii. Stay faithful to what you are commanded iii. Know what lies ahead

Main point: Israel now has the land, but the question is can they keep it? Will they remain faithful to God? In this passage we see… I. The challenges to faithfulness II. The components of faithfulness

In chapters 13-21, the Israelites are allotting the now conquered promised land between the tribes. It is now their duty to take hold of what God has given them. Likewise, the promise of the kingdom of God with the new heavens and new earth has been given, but we must still take hold of it. In this passage, we can be encouraged by seeing that... I. God keeps His promises II. God guides His people...

Joshua is one of the greatest leaders of history. He is great because he foreshadows Jesus. In this passage we step back and see six ways Joshua points forward to Jesus: I. He trusted in God’s sovereignty II. He played the long game III. He knew how to encourage IV. He didn’t take shortcuts V. He obeyed God completely VI. He humbled himself fully

Miracles are an absolutely essential part of the Christian faith and in Joshua 10 we see one of the most famous (or infamous) miracles as God seems to make the sun stand still. This morning, I would like us to look at... I. The miracle in this story II. What this miracle teaches us III. The importance of miracles in Christianity

In this special three-part sermon presentation, Pastor Jim Davis is joined by guests Greg Willson (Lead Planter of Redeemer Church in Manchester, England) and Jonathan Gilmore (National Director of Act29 Italy) to discuss how believers should be on mission in the post-Christian contexts of Orlando, Manchester, Salerno, and beyond.

Joshua 9:1-27 The Israelites were deceived by the Gibeonites because they did not ask counsel from the Lord. There is much more going on than what we can see which is why we must seek the Lord in our decisions. In this passage we see... 1. Why we must seek the Lord 2. How to seek the Lord 3. The importance of trusting God after a decision has been made

Romans 5:1-11 In Romans 5:1-11, we see one of the great implications of the Christian gospel: peace with God. In this passage we see.... 1. What it means to have peace with God 2. How our peace with God opens access to His presence 3. The price that was paid to have peace with God

Joshua 7 In Joshua 7 we see an uncomfortable picture of the wrath of God. But, if we understand the wrath of God in the story of Achan, we can both fear that wrath and more deeply understand the grace we receive in Jesus Christ. 1. The cause of God's wrath 2. The response to God's wrath 3. The execution of God's wrath

Colossians 2:6-23 1. What do we naturally do with our shame? 2. What does the Christian do with their shame? 3. What do you do with your shame?

1 Peter 1:22-2:3 Peter reminds us that since we have life through God's imperishable word, we must love one another. 1. God's imperishable word makes us new to love one another. 2. God's imperishable word purifies us to love one another. 3. God's imperishable word matures us to love one another.

Joshua 5:13-6:27 In this passage, we see how God delivered Jericho over to Israel and from it we also see a pattern for how the better promised land will be delivered to us. God required three things of Joshua and gave him two. 1. What God required Submission Faith Obedience 2. What God gave Jericho Rahab

Joshua 3:1-5:12 The long awaited day has finally come: passing into the promised land. God instructs His people as they enter the land to do three things. Three things that we too must do if we are going to walk into and enjoy the better promised land. 1. Trust in His presence 2. Remember His goodness 3. Accept His gift

Joshua 2 Joshua 2 is a beautiful story of God pursuing Rahab and a picture of how He has pursued all who believe in Him. 1. Rahab's situation 2. Rahab's salvation 3. Rahab's faith

Family Night Meeting - May 19th 2019 by OrlandoGrace

Joshua 1:10-18 As the Israelites prepare to enter the promised land, Joshua's first concern is for unity of the nation as they prepare for war. The unity of God's people has always been at the core of His plan. In this passage we see.... 1. The call for unity 2. The foundation of unity 3. The fruit of unity

Joshua 1:1-9 Joshua is stepping into the shoes of the legendary Moses and called to lead the Israelites across the Jordan River and into the promised land which, oh yeah, is occupied by foreign peoples. God's command is to be strong and courageous and God gives Joshua and us four truths we need to know to embrace the calling He has on our life. 1. God has a plan 2. God always keeps His promises 3....

Matthew 7:13-27 As Jesus wraps up this sermon, he is wanting us to choose between two paths. He could not be more clear in his earnest desire for us to choose and to choose well. The right choice will include.... 1. The right gate 2. The right teacher 3. The right relationship 4.The right foundation

Matthew 7:7-11 In this passage Jesus is challenging us out of a mundane relationship with God in prayer to a bold one. He does this by challenging how it is that we ask for things. In this passage, Jesus tells us... 1. How we should ask 2. What we should ask for 3.Who it is that we are asking

Matthew 27:62-28:10 The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the hinge of the Christian hope. Our entire faith hangs on this truth. Let's look at this story with fresh eyes and see.... 1. The fear of the resurrection 2. The announcement of the resurrection 3. The call of the resurrection

Acts 2:38-47 The early New Testament church was a portrait of God's grace that we can experience today, characterized by..... A. The Salvation they experienced B. Devotion to Jesus and each other C. The Compassion they showed to the Body of Christ and to the world D. The Impression they made on the world

Matthew 7:1-6 Jesus' command to not judge isn't a call to suspend all our discernment and criticism, but a call to suspend all our self- righteousness. 1. The competence of self-righteousness 2. The cure to self-righteousness