Sermons on Colossians 1
Become Like Him, Part 1
Jesus builds His church so that His followers will grow as spiritually mature worshippers of God. The mission of the church is to help every follower become more like Jesus.
Become Like Him, Part 1
Jesus builds His church so that His followers will grow as spiritually mature worshippers of God. The mission of the church is to help every follower become more like Jesus.
Ministry in the Local Church
Being a part of God’s work in this world is a glorious honor. Some years ago a woman in Africa became a Christian and being filled with gratitude and joy she decided to do something for God. She was at a bit of a disadvantage, however, because she was blind, uneducated, and seventy-years of age when she came to know Jesus. She came to a missionary, with her French Bible, and asked her to underline John 3:16 in red ink.…
Jesus Brings Reconciliation
Almost everyone desires peace in this world. Have you seen the bumper which reads, “Visualize World Peace!” The idea presented is peace throughout the world could be attained if only we could get enough people to simply imagine it. No long ago I saw another bumper sticker which was perhaps more cynical. This one said, “Visualize World Peas!” I suppose neither idea is harmful in and of themselves, but I find this latter an image which is more difficult to…
Jesus is Supreme in Everything
In 1893, the world’s Colombian Exposition was in Chicago, Illinois. Over twenty-one million people flocked to Chicago to see the exhibit. Among the exhibits was the “World’s Parliament of Religions” representing the world’s various faith groups. They met together at that “world’s fair” to share their best truths with the hopes of bringing the religions of the world together in unity. Dwight L. Moody was living in Chicago at that time and he saw the fair as a great opportunity…
The Foundation of Our Joy
Christians, of all people, have every reason to always give thanks. We have just cause to hold onto our joy regardless of the other powerful and painful circumstances which may assault our lives. The foundation for joy and for our gratitude rests upon solid, immovable stone, a rock, which cannot be moved. What is the foundation of our joy in our life? We discover the foundation of our joy is certainly not the temporal successes which bounce unpredictably like waves…
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