A message from the series “Romans: The One Gospel and God\’s Righteousness.” Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen – To live your life as a living sacrifice is a hard word to the worldly – but Paul shows us – it is the normal Christian life. Listen as we see 4 components of Christianity from Romans 12:1-2.
Message: “Israel – History’s Focal Point (Dan 9:24-27)” from Paul Held
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Paul Held – Daniel’s 70 weeks prophecy, when literally (not allegorically) interpreted; is consistent with the book of Revelation and the Olivet discourse. Israel as a nation has a clearly defined past, present and future. This prophecy takes the first 69 weeks from Artaxerxes’ permission to rebuild Jerusalem in Nehemiah 2, to the first coming of Christ. Then a pause for the church age, and a restart of the last week (the 70th week); with a seven year peace treaty with Israel, coinciding with the 7 year tribulation and the Olivet discourse in Matthew 24.
Message: “When Sovereignty is Startling – Fear’s Antidote (Selected Scriptures)” from Paul Held
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Paul Held – Fear is an emotion that can be used for good purposes or it can paralyze and lead to worry. In this sermon we look at some common ineffective ways to face fear; but then examine what are our Scriptural antidotes. First we examine a number of God’s attributes and then delve into a brief character study of how people in the Bible faced fear.
Message: “Two Sinners on Different Paths (Ps 1)” from Michael Moore
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Pastor Michael Moore – Which path are you on? The path of righteousness or the wicked? It is vital to recognize which path you are walking, as your life depends on it!
Message: “Mild He Lays His Glory By (Heb 2:14-16)” from Ben Tellinghuisen
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Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen – Christmas Carols speak such profound truths about the incarnation. But sometimes the familiar words need to be looked at in light of God’s Word to help us remember again the precious gift of Emmanuel.
Message: “Good Tidings of Great Joy (Rom 11:36)” from Ben Tellinghuisen
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A message from the series “Romans: The One Gospel and God\’s Righteousness.” Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen – Joy and God’s glory are the heart beats of the Christian life. Listen as we walk through the final verse in Romans 11 and consider 3 reasons to glory in God and recapture our joy.
Message: “Questioning the Fairness of God (Rom 11:34-35)” from Ben Tellinghuisen
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A message from the series “Romans: The One Gospel and God\’s Righteousness.” Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen – As various trials mount in our life, as relationships sour, and get more difficult, it is easy to think: God is not fair to me. God’s answer to such thoughts is to turn and look at His glory and trust in His sovereignty.
Message: “Come Worship the Untraceable God (Rom 11:33)” from Ben Tellinghuisen
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A message from the series “Romans: The One Gospel and God’s Righteousness.” Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen – God calls us to come and worship Him above all, to bring glory to his great name. However, He never promises we will fully understand all that He is nor all that He does. Listen as we explore these truths from Romans 11:33.
Message: “The Credibility of God’s Sovereignty (Rom 11:28-32)” from Ben Tellinghuisen
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A message from the series “Romans: The One Gospel and God’s Righteousness.” Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen – God is concerned with the credibility of His sovereign rule. So He doesn’t shy away from addressing some of the most important questions in life. Romans 11:28-32 addresses the role of sin and disobedience as necessary components to the furtherance of the gospel. Our goal in this sermon is to trust more and worship consistently the Only Sovereign God of the Universe.
Message: “Israel’s Only Hope – Jesus (Rom 11:23-27)” from Ben Tellinghuisen
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A message from the series “Romans: The One Gospel and God\’s Righteousness.” Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen – Israel’s only hope is found when she finally recognizes Jesus as her Messiah. Paul tells us that day is coming and as he does, we’ll see 3 possible responses to God’s plan for Israel’s redemption, that should effect how we live now.