Sermons (Page 25)

Like the “I do’s” at a wedding, our Amen (truly!) is an affirmation of truth and a vow of trust, to live out what we pray about.

We need to examine this word–forever–all by itself, because it’s a modifier that applies profound power and eternal glory to each line before it.

Speaking out praise, whether privately or publicly, produces freedom and liberation and emancipation from the chains of pride that restrain and restrict so deep inside.

Once we take the plunge into sin, and we’re in over our head, we can no longer be led “not into”, but need to be delivered “out of”.

If you’re a good parent, you’d never tempt your teen to get drunk or high, or to commit sexual sin; but, you’ll drive ‘em to the prom!

There’s no compelling reason to forgive those who’ve hurt me if I only see it as my generosity. But I’m empowered to forgive when I begin to see it as my gratitude to Christ.

Just let Dad see the mess you’ve made, and then let Him do what only He can do, and what He does best: cleansing us and changing us.

Whatever trial, hurdle, test, or disaster we might face in our moment of truth, the truest provision will always come from knowing the Words of the Truest Bread.