"Hey, you, look, do" are four words Adrian Rogers linked together to create a sermon outline for preaching. He explains how to create a sermon using this outline.
READ MOREThat Jesus conquered death means that death no longer must have rule and reign over each of our lives. Since Jesus was raised from the dead to never die again, unlike any other religious figure in history, we too can have life and have it eternally through faith in Him alone.
READ MOREAny amount of sin in Jesus’ life would have disqualified Him from becoming our Savior. Because He was conceived by the Holy Spirit, Jesus was born sinless instead of as a sinful man. Jesus remained sinless, despite being tempted to sin as we are. Because of Jesus’ sinlessness, He was able to lay down His life and pay the sin debt we owed, thereby offering us salvation through Himself.
READ MOREJesus died so that we who would believe in Him might live. His death paid the penalty for sin that we could not pay, making it possible to be reunited in relationship and fellowship with God the Father. Only a perfect sacrifice could have been sufficient for the sin debt we owed to the Father. Jesus was that perfect sacrifice, and His resurrection made eternal life possible for each of us.
READ MOREAs human beings, we all face some regrets at times. We wish we would have done better here or there, wish that we had made a different choice, or wish that we had not spoken when or the way we did. So, as we grow and mature, those thoughts of regret may pop up. However, we are not to focus only on our faults or the past.
READ MOREThe more we pursue God, the more we will trust Him. In some ways, it’s no different than learning to trust a friend or a spouse. The more we learn about them, the better we will understand their characters, which will translate into greater trust. The better we understand the characteristics of our great God and Savior, the greater our trust will be in Him when we face difficult circumstances.
READ MOREThe abundant life that God promises is not something we have to wait to experience until we get to Heaven. We can experience abundant life in Christ now. This life is found in an ever-growing, personal, and loving relationship with the Lord. The abundant life is different from salvation in that salvation is a gift we receive, but the abundant life is a gift we pursue.
READ MOREA human body has many members with different functions, but only one head. Metaphorically speaking, the Church and Christ work together in a similar fashion. In the same way that the head directs the rest of the body in how to move, Christ also instructs His body, the Church. Ephesians 5:23 says, “For the husband is head of the wife, as also Christ is head of the church; and He is the Savior of the body.”
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