It was the best of times, it was the worst of times… With 2011 now in the past, we need to look at 2012 realistically. There will be hard times in 2012. A result of our sin. A result of the sin of others. A result of living in a sin-cursed world. These hard times [...]
Posts Tagged ‘bulletin’
Lamentations 3:19-25 Outline
Posted: 2nd January 2012 by Frank in sermon seriesTags: Bible, bulletin, Lamentations
0
Luke 2:8-20 Outline
Posted: 19th December 2011 by Frank in Sermon SeriesTags: Bible, bulletin, christmas, Luke, shepherds
What can we learn from the shepherds? The Shepherds heard that Jesus was born to save them, the epitome of the lost. (2:8-14) Shepherds were the low of the low class, known as liars, cheats, irreligious, thieves who would steal other sheep. They were looked down upon so much that they weren’t allowed to testify [...]
Matthew 1:18-25–Outline
Posted: 12th December 2011 by Frank in Sermon SeriesTags: Bible, bulletin, christmas, Matthew
What can we learn from Joseph’s life? He was a man of great character in the middle of huge crisis. The woman he was legally bound to, betrothed to, was pregnant, and the baby wasn’t his. He demonstrated his desire to remain just, putting her sin away from him. He demonstrated his desire to remain [...]
Isaiah 9:1-7
Posted: 5th December 2011 by Frank in Sermon SeriesTags: Bible, bulletin, christmas, Isaiah
A time of great gloom and darkness turns into unspeakable joy and light. Why? (1-3) The yoke is broken, bringing deliverance and freedom! (4) The enemy is overthrown, bringing a time of peace! (5) You are seeing a HUGE movement occur… the great God is revealing to His people His plan for the future, a [...]
2 Corinthians 8:1-9
Posted: 24th October 2011 by Frank in sermon seriesTags: Bible, bulletin, Corinthians
As a church, we are taking time to look at what giving is. Too often, we fall into the trap of putting money in the plate because it is expected of us, sort of like a church tax. The goal of this short series in 2 Corinthians 8 and 9 is to see that our [...]