Speaker: Brian Loughmiller
In this sermon we look at physical and spiritual exhaustion.
Let us ask ourselves, “how do we keep moving forward even amidst depression and weakness?”
By remembering that even in our in our defeats, even when we are lowest, that we must moving closer spiritually to God. Through Him we are given comfort. Through Him we can accomplish much in regards to saving souls.
Speaker: 2020 Amazing Grace 7 All Things Are Ready
God can take us from the pits of sinful despair and transform us into His children. He alone can offer this gift of renewal and refreshing that restores us to fellowship. We are cleansed by the blood of Jesus Christ to put on robes of white and become new creations in Christ. All because we serve an amazingly gracious Father in Heaven.
Speaker: Brian Loughmiller
A look at Caleb and what we can learn from his spirit.
Are you familiar with Moss sending the spies into Canaan? Read Numbers 13-14.
There were only two spies that returned and gave a positive report. One of those spies was Caleb. What we learn about Caleb is that he had a different spirit than the ten spies who came back and said that Israel could not take the land God had promised them.
What made Caleb’s spirit different from the others?
Caleb Did not Compromise
He followed the Lord Fully
He had a positive spirit
Speaker: 2020 Wise Choices In An Uncertain World
With everything going on in the world right now do things seem a little uncertain to you? What should I be doing? What should I not be doing? Solomon addresses the issue of uncertainty in the book of Ecclesiastes.
Speaker: Brian Loughmiller
Sunday Evening 6/14/20 Seven Things God Hates, Pt, 2
Did you ever wonder why Solomon wrote, “six things … Yes, seven”? I always wondered why he didn’t just start off with seven. I wondered if God only hates six, what about the seventh abomination. But you cannot be that literal with figures of speech. The ancient way of writing a numerical proverb was as follows: first you select a number, then you connect it with a concept, then you add one for poetic effect. Why? I don’t know. Who decided that poetry was supposed to rhyme? Solomon chose six, connected it with “things the Lord hates” and then added one to make seven.
Speaker: Brian Loughmiller
Sunday Morning 6/14/20 Seven Things God Hates, Pt, 1
Did you ever wonder why Solomon wrote, “six things … Yes, seven”? I always wondered why he didn’t just start off with seven. I wondered if God only hates six, what about the seventh abomination. But you cannot be that literal with figures of speech. The ancient way of writing a numerical proverb was as follows: first you select a number, then you connect it with a concept, then you add one for poetic effect. Why? I don’t know. Who decided that poetry was supposed to rhyme? Solomon chose six, connected it with “things the Lord hates” and then added one to make seven.
