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Jesus tells his followers what to pray and how to pray in this message from Matthew chapter 6. This is the first message in a series of messages on the Lord’s Prayer.
An Evangelical Free Church in Cary, NC
An Evangelical Free Church in Cary, NC
Sermons on New Testament
Message by guest speaker Alex Patterson on Hebrews 10:24-25 and the importance of Biblical Community.
Jesus and Taxes
Is Jesus the Christ? Jesus’ question, “Who do you say that I am?” calls for a response. Peter confesses Jesus as the Christ, through God’s merciful revelation. Has God opened your heart to the knowledge of Christ? The Preeminence of Christ– Jesus is truly God Meeting Jesus on His Terms– God’s Son revealed
Why did Jesus come to earth? To give us an example of perfect love? Yes, but not just to provide an example. He came to serve. He met people’s needs for healing, yes- but not to serve only in that way. Jesus came to serve humanity by telling us what our biggest problem is- by…
God is the source of all true wisdom. He is called “the only wise God” In Romans 16:27. He is the OG and the OWG- the original, the only wise God. Learn the different aspects of God’s wisdom by listening to this message.
A message on the attribute of God’s love from Psalm 103 and Ephesians 3:14-21.
Learn about God’s righteousness- the attribute of God which is only attainable by God himself, yet which is given freely to those who are justified by faith in Christ alone. Other Messages: Is God Jealous? (Attributes of God series) My Times are in Your Hands- Psalm 31:15 by Alistair Begg
All ministry is done “in the sight of God”. Love people with your eyes open- Saint Augustine put it this way, “Better it is to love even with the accompaniment of severity than to mislead by excess of lenience.” Meaning, it’s better to show love with a little bit of toughness, tough love, rather than mislead someone by being too nice. Or the Book of Proverbs says- “better is open rebuke than hidden love; wounds from a friend can be trusted but an enemy multiplies kisses,” Proverbs 27, verses 5-6. Those truths encapsulate the challenge the Apostle Paul had in writing to the Corinthian Church! He loved them deeply, and yet they were his most challenging congregation. He speaks forcefully because he knows all of us live “in the sight of God.” There is a holy God given fear, that should be present in our minds and hearts when we gather. Why? Because we are worshiping the Living God. This is not simply a social or cultural exercise. It is not simply singing songs or reading in unison or speaking. God is here! Christ is among us! …
One of the reasons II Corinthians 12 is so meaningful is that it teaches all of us that God’s grace is what carries us through suffering.