Sunday Sermonettes #009
Do you consistently speak words of hope or do you speak words of despair? The power of words we use is immense.… Read the rest
Sunday Sermonettes | Your Heart’s Overflow Is What Your Mouth Speaks
Sunday Sermonettes | Friend, Your Sins Are Forgiven
Sunday Sermonettes #008
Jesus told the paralyzed man “Friend, your sins are forgiven.” People were crowding around Jesus. So his friends had lowered him on a mat before Jesus from an opening made through the tiles in the roof of the house.… Read the rest
Sunday Sermonettes | Fall in Love with the Name of Jesus
Sunday Sermonettes #007
Each one of us has stared into the face of despair at some point in our lives. No hope.… Read the rest
Sunday Sermonettes | When Your Boat Is Caught in the Sudden Storm
Sunday Sermonettes #006
Life is like that. The calm of life is suddenly broken by the unexpected changes that come. And it is quite natural that we become afraid when our boat is caught in the storm.… Read the rest
Sunday Sermonettes | Jesus Is Calling You: “Come, Follow Me”
Sunday Sermonettes #005
Jesus is calling you to himself. You cannot stay where you are to answer that call. You have to take a step forward.… Read the rest
Sunday Sermonettes | That First Question: “Where Are You?”
Sunday Sermonettes #004
“Where are you?” That was the first question God ever asked the first man and woman. Even now he is asking that question to you.… Read the rest
Sunday Sermonettes | An Unusual Introduction: Look the Lamb of God
Sunday Sermonettes #003
No one in all human history has been introduced to the public in this fashion. The forerunner of Jesus, John the Baptist, cried out when he saw him: “Look, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world.”… Read the rest
Sunday Sermonettes: Let There Be Light
Sunday Sermonettes #002
The first words God spoke: “Let there be light.” He can speak that word again in your darkness.… Read the rest
Sunday Sermonettes: In the Beginning
Sunday Sermonettes #001
The opening verse of the Bible does not introduce God. He needs no introduction. He was, is, and always will be.… Read the rest